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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1964-1965 DOC#: NSC124 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC -Catalog "POP" stands for "point-of-profaiem" and these newest safety posters are designed to be used-- not on bulletin boards-- but where the accident problems are. "PO P" posters are printed on a tough vinyl plastic that resists wear and tear. "POP" posters have pressure-sensitive backs that stick to practically any surface (metal, wood, glass, painted) with a pat of the hand. "POP" posters are only 4!4" x 514", small enough to be used on machine frames, tool boxes, other types of equip ment, but large enough to be noticed by the individual workman. "Pop" posters aren't signs, they're posters. They have illus trations, are printed in full color, really catch the eye. Each (any election): 50--$.16; 25G-$.12; 500--$.10; 1000-$.09. Order by full stock number, l.e., 189.21*1, 189.21-2, etc. P O P " POSTER SUBJECTS CAPTION Open door slowly Shut off power before working on equipment Lock It out Before starting--Is everyone clear? Stand dear of machinery Wash thoroughly--prevent skin trouble Keep this area clear Keep aisles clear Put waste here Open one drawer at a time Keep tools where they belong Keep guard in place Keep hands clear Do not operate unless authorized No riders--ever! Watch out for trucks Corrosive--handle with care Protect your eyes Are you wearing a hard hat? Watch your step Wipe up spills Radioactive area No smoking here Flammable--use safety ean Don't block fire door Use only on A SOLIDS Use only on A SOLIDS, B LIQUIDS, NOT Use only on B LIQUIDS, C ELECTRICAL Use on ALL FIRES A B C Remember--stop at ail railroad crossings Use ground wire Stairs are not for storage Look before backing Keep chemicals away from children Keep clear of mower blades Use fuse of proper size ELECTRICAL national safety council a federally-chartered not for profit corporation dedicated to the prevention of accidents Address all orders & Inquiries to national safety council 42$ N,. M IC H IG A N . AVE. C H IC A G O , IL L 60611 Died 312 527-4800 CO VER PHO TO . Flame of Life Award, created for the National Safety Council by Steuben G lass. Flam e of Life Awards are presented annually at the National Safety Congress to the city and the state with the best achievement in all-accident prevention, QRDERFORM SHIP TO; ORGANJZATIONADDRESS-______ i' CITY_______________ TO ATTENTION O F- DATE-STATE- SEND INVOICE TO; ORGANIZATION--__________ ADDRESS_____ _________________ CITY TO ATTENTION OF- -STATE- ,, ZIP- -2IP- ORM RFQRM SHIP TO; ORGANIZATIONADDRESS._________ CITY-- TO ATTENTION O F- DATE-5TATE- SEND INVOICE TO: ORGANIZATIONADDRESS__________ CITY._______________ TO ATTENTION O F_ -STATE- -Z IP -Z IP - ewsletters lane, the leais lion, ' acivel. Vi". 101.97; conhool i on leais Eety, in in ough 00a to rCan- Q u an tity itom Stock Numbed Q uantity Z Itati Stack Nutnbar 1. . ' Prlc. shown.In th. Catalog lu n l.it olhorwlso In dliot a t . Io n 50% to NSC in .n tb .ri, lih oolt, tollog, and publlt llh ra rl.ii at lot* 10% ta gov.rnm .nl , g .h c l.i. P I. i . lend ch.efc with o fd .ri for l . l i than $3.00. . Mail To: NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 425 North Michigan Avenue Chicago, Illinois 606 1 1 Order forms for Pens/Penerls . . . Pins/Buttont in center of catalog Prlcet haw n In the Catalog (union olh.rwle Indicated) aio two 20% ta NSC m .tnb .rt, , ichooll, colleges, and public U b tatl.il r l . i l 10% to goir.rmn.nt Bgenelei. P I .o i . j.n d eh.ck Willi ordere for lstThan 3 .0 0 . Mail To: Magazines/Newsletters NATIONAL SAFETY NEW S, J h e magazine concerned with occupational safety. Edi torial content deals with machine guard ing, housekeeping, occupational health problems, fire protection, and other phases of employee safety and health. Three spe cial issues a year: March "Safety Equip ment Issue"; July "Fire Equipment Issue"; October ``National Safety Congress Issue." 111.01. Each (12 Issue sub.)-. 1-S8.00; 1 0 - $7.40; 100--$6.80; 1000-$650. Add $1.35 per sub, outside' US, Canada, and Pan Am. Union. TRAFFIC SAFETY. The magazine concerned with motor vehicle and pedestrian safety. Editorial content deals with traffic safety methods, state and community programs, new developments in traffic accident pre vention. 32-page "Research Review" in cluded in March, June, Sept., Dec. 311.01. Each (12 Itsun sub;): 1--$5.10; 2 - $4.50; 10--$3.P5; 100--$3.15; Add $.80 per sub. outside US, Canada, and Pan Am. Union. FAMILY s a f e t y . The magazine concerned with the safety, of family members, in their home, at play and recreation, and while driving. Editorial content consists of short, non-technical articles with many photon graphs. Widely acclaimed as most inter esting, easiest-to-read safety magazine. Circulation over a half million. Published quarterly, 32 pages. 511.01. Each (4 issun sub.) 1--$2.25; 2--$158; 10--$1.24; 50-$.96; 500--$.79; iOQO--$.74; 5000-$.70; 10,000$.66; 20,000--$.62. Largar qty. prices an re quest. Imprint an back cover: free on 500 or more subs,, $35.60 if under 500 subs. FARM SAFETY r e v ie w . Th magazine con cerned with safety in agriculture. Editorial content deals with program ideas and informatiori 'for farm leaders. 16 pages, 5 !4 "x 8 V i'r, bi-monthly. 6 1 1 .0 1 , Each (6 is sue sub,): 1--$1.70; 2--$1.40; 10--$1.00; 1 0 0 $.85; 1000--$.68, Add $.46 per sub. to countries outside US, Canada, and: Pan Am. Union. SAFE W Q R K ER , A pocket-size magazine written especially for non-professional in dustrial workers. It mixes quizzes, jokes, cartoons, with short helpful articles on safety topics. Published monthly, 16 pages, 3y$"x5%". 161.01. Each (12 issue sub.): 1 - $1.85; 2--$1.25; 10-$.94; TOO--$.71; 1000- $.60; 5000--$.57; 10,000-$.52; 20,000-$.50. Imprint on front caver: $2.55 per mo., any qty. SAFE DRIVER. A companion publication to the "Safe Worker," but written expressly for professional drivers. Editorial content mixes general interest material with short, specific articles on driving skills and atti tudes. Published monthly, 3%"x5%". Specify Truck, Passenger Car, or Bus Ed. 2 6 1 .0 1 . Each (12 issue sub.): 1--$1.85; 2 - $1.25; 10 -$ .9 4 ; 100--$.71; 1000-$.60; 5 0 0 0 - $.57; 10,000--$.52; 20,000-$,50, Imprint on front cover: $2.55 per month, any quantity. INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR; The magazine concerned With the foreman's role in the safety program. Editorial content deals with training, discipline, safety inspection, cost of accidents, and other aspects of ac cident prevention at the supervisory level. Published monthly, 16 pages, S W x iV z". 1 3 1 .0 1 . Each (12 issue sub.): l- $ 2 .6 5 ; 1 0 $250; 100-5250; 1000-$2.14; 5000~$1.97; 10,000--$1.80; 20,000--$1.64, SAFETY EDUCATION. T he magazine con cerned with safety education of school children and prevention of accidents on school grounds. Editorial content deals with school-plant and school-shop safety, driver education, and safety instruction in Class. 4 1 1 .0 1 . Each (9 issue sub.. Sept, through May): 1-S3.75; 2 -S 3 5 1 ; 10--$3.33; 1 0 0 - $3.24. NOTE: these prices net, not subject to discount. Add $ 5 7 per sub. outside US, Can ada, and Pan Am, Union. NEWSLETTERS. Monthly publications of the industrial sections of the National Safety Council, and of other groups that have special interests in accident prevention. Four pages, unless otherwise noted. Industrial 112.01-1 112.01-2 112.01- 1 1 2 .0 1 - 4 112.01112.01- 6 ! 12.01-7 112.01-8 1 1 2 .0 1 112.01112.01-11 Newsletters Aerospace Air Transport Au3tomotive A Machine Shop Cement & Quarry A Mineral Aggregates ChSemieal Cool Mining Construction Electrical Equipment Po9od A Beverage Fe1r0tilizer Glass A Ceramics 112.01-12 112.01-13 1 1 2 .0 1 112.01- 112.01112.01112.01112.01-20 Marine Meat Packing, -Tanning A Leather Products M1e4tals M1in5ing (other than coal) Occupational Health Nursing Pe1t7roleum. Po1w8 er Press A Forging Pr1in9ting A Publishing Public Employee 112.011 1 2 .0 1 - 2 2 112.01- 23 112.01- 24 112.01- 25 112.01- 27 112.01- 30 112.01- 21 Public Utilities Pulp A Paper Railroad Bobber Textile Trades A Services Wood Products 31 Hospital M o tor Transpo rtatio n 212.21 Transit 212.01 Commercial Vehicle 212.11 School Bus (9 issues) S u b s c rip tio n , eacht 1-- $2.60; 2-- $2.35; 10-- $2.10} 100-- $1.95. Subscription* are 12 issues, except School 'Bus which, is nine issues. Subscriptions include volume of Congress Transactions pertaining to industry for which- the Newsletter is published. 4 1 2 .0 1 . College A University Newsletter, subscription (5 Issues), each: $1.85. 1 1 2 .0 6 . Labor Safety Newsletter, subscription (6 issues], eacht 1-- $1.25; 10-- $ .9 5 . Gongress Transaction volume- Included. 080.10 Public $afety Newsletter, subscription {12 issues) eacht 1--*$1.80; 2-- $1.60; 10-- $1.20, 7?r Books/Pamphlets BETTER DRIVING IS BETTER BUSINESS. Out lines four basic steps in organizing a mo: tor fleet safety program. 834"xll*, 32 pages. 229.75, Each; 1-3.40; 10-3.28; 100$.23. GUARDS ILLUSTRATED, 96-page illustrated book on machine guards for industry. 234 illustrations. 8</4"xH". 129.63. Each; l -- $3,40; 2--$2.80; 10-32O. SAFETY HANDBOOK FOR OFFICE SUPERVI SORS. Covers all the principal accident hazards in the typical office and suggests - preventive measures. Outlines ,procedures for a comprehensive office safety program. 56 pages, cartoon illustrations, 5%"x8>/4''. 129.84. Each; 1--$2.15; 1 0 - t U O ; 100-S1.00. SAFETY GUIDE FO R u n io n s . Comprehen sive guide on accident prevention for la, bor organization personnel. Developed and approved by union safety and occupa tional health officials. 225 pages, hard covers, 6"x9*. 062.01. Each; 1-S7.90; 2-- $6.30; 10-35.60; 100-35.40. NATIONAL DIRECTORY OF SAFETY FILMS, 1964 e d . Lists over a thousand films and film strips on all aspects of safety--traffic, home, farm, occupational, school, recrea tional and sport. Each listing gives descrip tion of the film (type; length, year pro duced), summarizes the content, gives source from which available, and whether it can b rented or must be purchased. 029,1044. Each; 1-32.80; 2-82.15; 10-81.70; 100--$1.35; 500--$1.15. , MEN AND MOTIVES IN SAFETY SUPERVI SION. Written by Glenn Griffin, wellknown safety training authority, the se ries deals with the human relations aspects of safety supervision. 151.07. Each (wt of six pamphlets): 1--$2.25; 2--$1.80; 10-31.35; 100--3.90. Loaders guide included with each order of 1*9; thereafter 1 additional guide with each 10 sets ordered. PLASTICS SAFETY HANDBOOK. Complete coverage of safety program methods, tech niques, ideas, for the plastics industry. 208 pages; 6"x9". Illustrated. 129.62. Each: 1 - $6.25; 2-35.65. FLEET SAFETY MANUAL. Covers such prob lems as: selection of drivers, accident re porting and records, garage and repair shop safety. Eight sections in a three-ring binder. 8V4" x ll" . 221.21. Each: $11.80. SCHOOL BUS SUPERVISOR'S GUIDE. How to organize and administer a school bus safety program. 20 pages, 8 H "x ll". 2 2 1.3 0 . Each. 1 -32.90; 2--$1.90; 10-31.35. POW ER PRESS SAFETY MANUAL. The prac tical and engineering problems of power press guarding and safe die design. 96 pages. 6?x9" . 129.69. Each: 1-32.15; 2 - $1.80; 10-31.35; 100-31.10. SAFETY IN Q U ARRY OPERATIONS. Techni cal discussions on drilling, safe storage and use of explosives, and use of mechani cal equipment, 48 pages, 6"X9". 129.61. Each: 1 -32.20; 2 -8 1 .8 0 ; 10-31.40; 1 0 0 $1.25. EMERGENCY REMOVAL O F PATIENTS A FIRST-AID FIRE FIG H TIN G . A manual on methods of removing patients from hospi tals in emergencies, and o n the use of firstaid fire fighting equipment. 60 pages, 6"x 9". 129.37. Each; 1 -3 1 .8 0 ; 2 -3 1 .4 0 ; 1 0 - $1.10; 100-31.05. SAFETY M AN UAL FOR M A R IN E O IL FIRED WATERTUBE BOILERS. Completely covers general operation and maintenance. Illus trated, 72 pages, 6"x9". 129.66. Each: 1-- $2.50; 2 -3 2 .1 0 ; 10-31.80; 1 0 0 -$ 1.65. SNAKE BITE M A N U A L Covers habitats of types of poisonous snakes, safe practices and precautions in such areas, emergency bite treatment kits, etc. Illustrated, 50 pages, 6"x9". 129.68. Each; 1-32.55; 2 - $2.15; 10--31.35; 100-31.10. OFF-THE-JOB SAFETY K IT. Contains book lets, planning materials, posters, and other O T J program materials. $2 9 ,3 0 . Each; 1-- $1.80; 2-31.40; 10-31.25. ILLUSTRATED SAFETY DEVICES - METAL W O RKIN G OPERATIONS. A collection of safety devices from the plants of members of the Metal Section of the National Safe ty Council. 16 pages, 8Vi" x ll". 129.75. Each: 1 -3 .7 5 ; 10-3.45; 1 0 0-3.35. SAFETY M ANUAL & STUD Y GU ID E -- GRAPHIC ARTS INDUSTRY. Covers safe practices in all phases of the graphic arts --platemaking, pressroom, bindery, etc. 96 pages, 6"x9". The Study Guide outlines a comprehensive safety training course for printing industry supervisors. 129.82. Man ual, aach; $3.15. 159.12. Study Guide, each HOSPITAL SAFETY MANUAL. A guide to the preventionof injury and occupational disease to persons, and damage to property, through accidents and fires in hospi tals; i 16 pages, 6"x9", 129.35. Eoch: 1 - $ 2 iS j 2-52.35; 10--$2.15;. 100--$1.90. DEVELOPMENT OF FIRE EMERGENCY PRO. GRAMS* Covers all phases of fire emer gency programs for hospitals. Includes a sample program, charts, schematics. 64 pages, 6"x9". 129.56. Each; $2.00. HOW TO MAKE THE SAFETY SPEECH. A manual that deals with preparing and giv ing safety talks. Written by speech author ity Irving Lee. 64 pages, S W 'x&Vi", paperbound. 029.02. Each; 1--$1.05, 10-5.90, 100 -$.85,.1000-5.80. S P E A K IN G S T R A IG H T -T H IN K IN G STRAIGHT. Tells how to prepare and give a talk on safety. Points out bad speech habits, tells how to avoid them, how to correct them. 24 pages, 5Vi"x8V4", paperbound. 029.03. Each; 1 -5 .4 5 ; 10-5.35; 1 0 0 - $.28; 1000-5.23. CHALLENGE TO MANAGEMENT OF OFF- t h e -j o b ACCIDENTS. Why industrial man agement should concern itself with off-job accidents--and how to set up an off-job safety program. 8V4"xllid", 16 pages. 194.24. Each; 10-5.40. HANDBOOK OF ACCIDENT PREVENTION. A 96-page manual, especially published to help the small-plant manager or part-time safety man develop a basic accident pre vention program. Paper-bound, 6"x9". 129.03. Each; 1-52.50; 2-52.15; 10-51.75; 100--51.43. SAFETY d e v ic e s & IDEAS. Two separate books that show hundreds of safety de vices invented and constructed by safety men themselves. Each is 48 pages, 8VL"x 11" size, paper bound. 129.85. Book 1. 129.88. Book 2. Each (any selection); 1-- 51.25; 2-5 1 .0 0 ; 10-5.85; 100-$.75. s h o w m a n s h i p in SAFETY. Hundreds of ideas for safety contests, publicity stunts to add interest and awareness to the safety program. 96 pages, 5t4"x8!4t", paperbound. 129.81. Each; 1-52.50; 2-5 1 .7 5 ; 1 0 - 5 U 5 ; 100-51.30. RHYME & REASON FOR SAFETY. Slogans, sayings, and rhymes about all aspects of safety. A good source of items for talks, bulletins, house-organs, and posters. 6"x 9", paper-bound. 029.07. Each; 1--51.80; 2-- 51.25; 10-5.90. POCKET BOOK OF SPEECH FORMULAS. Step-by-step instructions on organizing, preparing and delivering safety talks. 36 pages, 5!d"x8Vi", paper-bound. 029.05. Each; 1 -5 .8 5 ; 10-5.55; 100-5.50; 1000-5.45. SUPERVISORS SAFETY M A N U A L. A basic textbook in accident prevention, expressly written for foremen and supervisors. Hard cover, 367 pages. 151.05-2. Each; 1-54.80; 2-54.20; 10-53.60; 100-53.20. instructors Guide. Copy sent free with order for 1-10 Manuals; additional copy for each additional 10 Manuals ordered. Can be purchased separately. 15 1 .0 6 . Each; 5.75. Safety Exam. 16-page examination based on the material in the Supervisors Safety Manual. Included with each order for Ex ams is an answer key (fo r scoring the Exam) and wallet, cards to be given to foremen who successfully pass the Exam. 151.13. Each; 1-5.70; 10-5.45; 100-5.25. CONGRESS TRANSACTIONS. Printed re ports of the major addresses and programs from the National Safety Congress. Com plete set consists of 27 volumes, a total of 1500 pages. 022.13; Complete set, 1963 Con gress Transactions. Each; $12.40. (Individual volumes also available. Write for list of titles.) "YO U & YOUR SAFETY COMMITTEE" New booklet for employees who serve on safety committees. Available Spring 1964. Write for descriptive literature and prices. , Data Sheets/Safetygraphs/Accident Records 'I ( At j i a i m ( ri >) ti i J |j it 1' i ( f t J y n i i Zi 9i' ([{/lit//' NOiKJp fel' / f e i /'<> 'hi- ^ s' 'h i , 4 hi- iiyi c('n ' i W ' V INDUSTRIAL DATA SHEETS Data Sheets are pamphlets-- 2 to 24 pages long-- dealing with specifie problems in accident prevention. Data Sheets are compiled from information from Many sources-- safety men in industry, in insurance, in government; from manufacturers; from technical societies. They are carefully edited for ease of use and for understanding; they contain photographs, charts, drawings that illustrate key points. There are over 3 0 0 Industrial Data Sheets currently available. The com plete set can be purchased in two three-ring binders. We recommend that purchasers of the complete set subscribe to the Maintenance Service which assures that the set will be kept up to date. Individual Data Sheets may also be purchased -- send for free "Alphabetical Index of Data Sheets" (stock number 123.09). 123.07. Complete Set of Data Sheets (approx.. 300 in two (breeding (binders). Each: $90; 123.08 Data Sheet Maintenance Service. Pro vides new & revised Data Sheets, new index & instruction sheet--lent 4 times a year. Each (annual , charge): $9.60. , 123:04. Individual Data Sheet. Each (an/ selection): 1--$.45; 1 0 -$ .3 7 ; I0Q^$29? 1000 -$ .2 4 . OTHER PAMPHLET SERIES Traffic Safety Memos, see. page 31. Safety Education Data Sheets, see page 28. Farm Safe Practices Leaflets, see-page 32. ACCIDENT RECORDS ACCIDENT FACTS. A compilation of the nation's annual accident losses. Includes sections on occupational, motor vehicle, farm, home, and school accidents. Pre sented in easy-to-understand charts and tables. 96 pages. 6"x9". 021.63. Each: 1-- $2.10; 2-5 1 .7 0 ; 10--$1.50; 100-51.40. ACCIDENT RATES. Injury-rate statistics for industry groups. Two editions, an Indus trial, a Motor Transport. 125.63. Accident Refec. Industrial. Each: 1-- $l.05i 10--$.85; 100--$.80. 229.25. Accident Rates. Motor Transport. Each; 1--$1.05; 10--5.85; 10 0 -5 .8 0 . MOTOR TRANSPORT RECORD FORMS. For use in recording and analyzing all types of accidents. Sample copies of these forms sent on request. 229.3 1 . VEH-1 Driver's Accident Report. Each: 100-5.025;. 1000-5.021. 229.3 2 . VEH-2 Accident Report Packet. Each: 10-5.114; 100-5.062. 229.3 3 . VEH-3 Driver Record Card. Each: 100 -5 .0 4 1 ; 1000-5.033. 2 2 9 .3 4 . VEH-4 Motor Transportation Accident Analysis. Each: 100-5-025; 1000-5.021. 229.3 5 . VEH-5 Motor Tram p. Acc. Analysis (Long Form). Each: 10--5.114; 100^-5.062. 229.3 6 . VEH-6 Award & Accident Record. Each: 100-5.025; 1000-5.021. 229.37. VEH-16 Safe Driver Award Record Card. Each: 10-5.25; 100-5.20; 1000-5.17. 229.38. VEH-12 Accident Witness Report Card. Each: 100-5.025; 1000-5.021. 2 2 9 .3 9 . VEH-8 Accident Register. Each (any selection): 100-5.025; 1000--5.021. 2 2 9 .4 0 . VEH-20 Experience Analysis by Type o f Accident. Each: 1 0 -5.114; 100-5.062, 229.42. VEH-9 School Eus Transportation Ac cidents, Each; 10-5.17; 100--5.09. INDUSTRIAL RECORD FORMS. For record ing and analyzing all types of occupa tional injuries. Samples of these forms available on request. 129 .2 1 - 1S1A. Supervisor Accident Report. 129.23-1 S3. Injury Record of Employees. 129.25- 155A. Monthly Summary of Injuries. 129.27-157. Dept. Supvr. Acc. Cost Report. 129.26- TS8. Investigator's Cost Data Sheet. Each (any selection): 100 --5.025; 1000--5*021 129.22- 1S2. Analysis Sheet: of Industrial In juries. Each: 10-5.073; 100-5,056. ' 129.26-1S6. First Aid Reports, Pads of 100, Each 5.50, 129.30. Hospital Accident Report-1. Each: 100 -5.025; 1000-5.021. 129.29. Accident Analysis Chart. Each (50 . pad): 1-51.85; 2-51.45; 10-51.40; 100-51.30. 129.95. Safety Inspection Check List. Each: (50 pad):1-51.90; 2-51.50; 10-51.25; 100-51.10. 6 "Safety Talk" books are a basic safety instruction tool, Each book consists of short talks on specific aspects of acci dent prevention. The talks are written in non-technical language, and are easily memorized or read aloud. With the aid of "Safety Talk" books any foreman or safety committeeman can deliver a short, specific, interesting talk on a safety subject. Books con tain 45 to 55 talks. GENERAL INDUSTRIAL SERIES 152:05. BOOK 4. By Bill Andrews, author of "Diary of a Safety Engineer" series. These talks stress the "personal side of safety." 152.07. BOOK 6. By Roland Blake, author of several books on industrial safety. 152.08. BOOK 7. Also by Roland Blake. 52 subjects not dealt with in Book 6. 152.09. BOOK 8. Selection of 52 talks from previous volumes rated "best" by team of safety men. , 152.10. BOOK 9. By Reginald Sturdy. Based on talks the author himself delivered to his men when, he Was a supervisor. 152.11. BOOK 10, By Robert L. Moore. Based on talks the author has developed in his own work as an insurance company safety engineer. Each (any selection)! 1--$2.55/ 2--$2.20; 10-- $1.90;-100--$1.80, DRIVER SUPERVISOR SERIES 229.51. BOOK 1. By Hallie Myers, traffic safety specialist, on truck, bus, and pas senger car driving. 229.52. BOOK 2. By Russell FitzPatrick, author of numerous articles on driver training and motor fleet operations. 229.53; BOOK 3 , By Donald Buck who has trained drivers--for the military, for commercial fleets. Each (any selection): 1--$2.55; 2--$2.20; 10-- $1.90; 10 0 -$ 1.80. SPECIAL INDUSTRY SERIES 152.24. CONSTRUCTION TALKS BOOK 2. Written by members- of the Construction Section of NSC. Specifically directed to "Tool Box" and gang safety meetings. Each; 1--$2.55; 2-S2.20; 10-S1.90; 100$1.80. 152.41. CONSTRUCTION TALKS BOOK 3. Forty-five talks on topics equally impor tant to heavy, building and highway con struction. Written by members of the Construction Section of NSC. Each: 1-- $2.70; 2--$2.35; 10-S2.00; 100-$ 1.90. 152.46. PETROLEUM TALKS. Deal with pro duction and, with distribution and market ing topics. Forty-five talks in all. Each; l-- $2.90; 2--$250; 10-$2.15;100-$2.05. 152.23. RAILROAD TALKS. Written by mem bers of NSC's Railroad Section. Talks deal with all phases of railroading--mainte nance of way, shop work, working in and around cars. Each: 1--$2.55; 2--$2.20; 10-- $1.90; 100--$1.80. 132.25. PUBLIC UTILITIES TALKS. "Tailboard" talks dealing with inspecting tools and equipment, hot line tools, working on poles, first aid, digging for gas leaks, mate rials handling, etc; Each: I --$2.55; 2--$2.20; 10-$K90; J00-$l;80. 7 > * ^ **i v 1 v*"* * ; j Training Courses S-T-E-.P PROGRAM The Self Teaching Education Pro gram (STEP for short) is a safety i training cours for supervisors based on principles of "programmed learn ing." The course consists of three in- struction units and a specially-designed binder which enables; the student to study and grade himself without an outside instructor. " Programmed learning" techniques are widely used in the armed forces, in industry, and in schools. It is now available in the STEP Program to provide safety in structions t o supervisors; 153.02. Each (3 study units and binder); 1-- 514.60; 2-511.25; 10-69.00; 100-58.40. SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE Offers onerweek; courses in accident prevention to industrial safety men. Courses are held in air-conditioned classrooms. Instructors are NSC staff members, safety men from industry, and educators. For full information on courses and eligibility, write to Regis trar, Safety Training Institute, N SC. Fundamentals cif Industrial Safety. Offered four times In 1964; January T347; March 2-6; April 20-24; June 1*5; November 16-20. Fundamentals of Safety for Public Utilities. Course offered March. 16-20>; 1964. Industrial Hygiene for. Safety Engineers. Course offered April 6*10, 1964. Safety Management Techniques. Courte offered hvce;in 1964* February 3*7? May 11-15. Tuition! all .c;titse*s,$.l25iQp. Fee includes text materials, class dinner and luncheon. Room and board not included. FOREMEN HOME STUDY COURSE Introduced by the National Safety Council in 1961, this home study course for foremen has already been successfully completed by over 3,500 supervisors from all industries. Each foreman enrolled receives: (.1) Supervisors Safety. Manual (course text); ( 2 ) Study Guide; ( 3 ) Twelve Examinations,.'envelopes, and corre spondence forms; and ( 4 ) Wallet Card and Certificate after, successful completion of the course. 153:01. Home Study Course.for Foremen. En rollment fee*. $34.00 each. To enrollt List name and home, address of each foreman to be en rolled on sheet of paper and, send National 8 Safety Council. . Administrative Unifs/Complete Motor Transportation Service COMPLETE MOTOR TRANSPORTATION SERVICE A special National Safety Council program for organizations with motor vehicle operations: The program provides services and materials for an effective, easy-toadminister safety program. Organiza tions, enrolled in the program receive, on a regular monthly basis : administrative and technical mate rials for the safety supervisor posters oh driver safety themes Safe Driver magazine, other train ing materials, for the individual driver driver recognition-- the nationally famous "Safe Driver Award" for each driver who qualifies. The program is used, by over 1500 organizations who employ more than a third of a million, drivers. Fleets of all types and sizes are enrolled in the program---fleets of trucks, buses, taxi cabs, passenger cars. Government fleets, common carriers, private car riers, The program is carefully de signed to fit the needs of all types of fleets, and to be easily administered. The entire program is provided at one low annual charge based on number of drivers enrolled (see table below ) . For application form and samples of materials provided, write "Motor Transportation Service," c /o NSC. Num ber . D river A nnual C harge p er d riv er 1-9 10-1 20-29 30-49 50-74 75-99 100-199 200-399 $40:00* 4JS5 3.85 3,10 2.85 2.65 2.30 2.00 40Q -699 700-999 1000-1999 <2000more 1.90 185 1J5 185 .Minimum chars* par fl*et with 1 to 9 d r iv e r s . ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS Administrative Units are "package" programs, designed to provide peo ple in safety work with basic safety materials on a regular automatic mailing schedule. Administrative Units save time and trouble. They do away with the need for ordering a lot of safety materials individually. One Unit subscription provides magazines, newsletters, technical materials, catalogs, for a whole year. The publications included in various types of Units are shown in the chart below. Here are recommendations regarding purchasing Units for vari ous personnel. AA-1. Most complete service. For full-time safety men, with both fleet and plant operations. Includes both National Safety News and Traffic Safety Magazines. A - l. D oes not include motor fleet materials. For full-time safety men, especially if located at plants or divi sions away from parent firm. C -l. For safety men in small plants; for others with regular (but not full time) safety program responsibilities. A-2. For motor fleet operations. In cludes National Safety N ew s sub scription. B -2, For motor fleet operations. No National Safety N ew s subscription. Otherwise the same as the A-2; Unit above. C-2. For small motor fleet operations. Provides Fleet Safety Guide instead of more complete Fleet Safety Man ual. Recommended for personnel with part-time fleet safety program re sponsibilities. B - l l . A special administrative Unit for safety personnel in the construc tion industry. When ordering. Specify type of U nit; select type of newsletter (from list below ); give.name, title, full mailing address of person to receive Unit materials. N on-occupational Administrative U nits also, available. Write for information. SHOULDER PATCH. Swiss-embroidered in rich yellow, blue, green, and white silk. 3'?x4?'. 298.02. .Eoch: 1-5.72; 10-5.57; 100$J0; 1000-t$.44. MONEY CUP. Often presented along with a cash award or savings bond. Made of spring-grade steely gold-plated. 050.57. Each: 1--$2)10) 2--$1.90) 10--$1.75j 50-51.65; 100-51.50. TIE BAR. Very useful gift item. Has "alli gator" type clasp; gold-plated. 051.37. Each: 1--$2)25; 2-51.85) 10-5V.45) 50-51.55; 100-51 JO. -CUFF LINKS. The Safe Driver Award em blem made into handsome unusual cuff . links. 049vl 5. Each (let): T-53.20; 2-52.80; 10-52.50) 50-52.55) 100-52J0. -BELT BUCKLE. Often used by organizations whose drivers wear uniforms. Buckle is gold-plated, highly polished. 050.77. Each: T-52.75; 2-52.35; 10-52.15) 50-52.10; 100$2.00. LIGHTER. Windproof, stainless steel, pro vides years of trouble-free service. 050.97. Each: 1 -53.90; 2-53.50) 10--$3.05; 50-52.90) 100-52.85) 250-52.80; 500-52.75. CERTIFICATE. Signed by the President of NSC, Driver's name hand-lettered. Printed in 3 colors and embossed. 8"xl0". Not framed, Available only for 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 year awards. 298.04. Each: 1--52.55; 2--$1.85; 10--51.60. When ordering show exact spelling of name of driver(s) and year of award. PEN & PENCIL sets. Ambassador and Hon or Guard pens and pencils also available with Safe Driver Award emblem. See spe cial order form in center of catalog. ORDERING SAFE DRIVER AWARDS Safe Driver Award merchandise is sold only to organizations enrolled in the NSC Complete Motor Transportation Service. When ordering this merchandise please give the name of the driver(s) to whom it will be awarded; and be sure to in dicate the number of years to be shown on the item. All items are available with 1 to 34 year awards, except Cer tificates and Elgin watches which have only 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 year awards. To simplify ordering, we suggest you order Safe Driver Award merchandise at the same time that you submit your Form V-U ( "Application for Safe Driver Awards"). 10 Pen & Pndi Sets AMBASSADOR PEN & PENCIL. A sleek thin-lead mechanical pencil and matching ballpoint pen. Very rich looking chrome and jet-black finish. Green cross emblem on clip. The pen and pencil can be bought separately, or as a complete writing set. Gift boxed. Custom imprinting available. 041.03. Am baoador Pan & Pencil Sat. Each: 1--$4.95; 2--$4; 10--$3.70; 5 0 -$ 3 .5 0 ; 1 0 0 $3.30; 250--$3.15; 5 0 0 -$ 3 .0 4 ; 10 0 0 -J3 . 041.2 2 . Am bat.ador Pen. Each: 1--$2.55; 2-- $2.10; 10--$1.95; 50--$1.85; 1 00-S1.80; 2 5 0 $1.74; 500--$1.71; 1000-$1.49. 041.1 2 . Ambassador Pencil. Same prices as pen above. H O N O R GUARD PEN & PENCIL. Green and white cap and barrel, chrome trim. Green cross emblem on clip. Pen is ballpoint; pencil is mechanical (thin lead m odel) . Safety slogan imprint ( "It's not the right way if it isn't safe" ) or can be customimprinted. 041.02. Honor Guard Ron L Pencil Sot. Each: 1-- $3.90/ 2 - $ 3 ; 10-$2.70; 5 0 -$ 2 .3 5 ; 1 0 0 $2.20; 250--$2.10; 500-$2.05; 10O0-S2. 041.11. Honor Guard Pencil. Each: 1--$1.95; 2-- $1.50; 10--$1.40; 5 0 - $ I.2 4 ; 100--$1.13; 250--$1.07; 500--$1.04; 1000-$1. 041.21. Honor Guard Pen. Same prices as pencil above. PRESENTATION PEN & PENCIL. Newest-- and finest-- *n N SC 's line of safety award pens and pencils. From top to tip the new Presentation pen and pencil are gleaming metal-- your choice of chromium finish or gold finish-- which provide a striking back ground for the Green Cross emblem on the clip. Both pen and pencil are guaranteed against defects in work manship by the manufacturer. Gift box is blue velvet, satin-lined, chromeedged. Sold as a set only, pen and pencil not available separately. 041.0 4 . PresentationPen&PencIlvChromefimsh. 041.0 5 . Presentation Pan Pencil. Gold finish. Each (any selection): 1--$9.60; 2--$7.90; 10-- $7.30; 5Q-$7;00; T00-$6.80) 250-$6.70. "/to n Awards & Incentives NO ACCIDENT AWARD BUTTON. To recog nize individual safety records. Screwpost fastener. Specify year(s) When ordering-- 1 year to 48 years. 0 4 4 .IT . Bronx Button (1-4 years) 044.12. Silver Button (5-9 years) 044*13. Gold Button (10-48 years) Each (any selection:)! 1--$.90; 2-$ .7 0 ; 10--$.50; 50--*$.47; 100--$.45; 250-5.43; 500-5.42. NO ACCIDENT AWARD PIN. Red, green, and white enamel emblems. Pin and safe ty catch fastener. Specify year(s) when ordering--1 year to 48 years. 044,14. Each, (any select, of years): 1---$1.20; 2--$.98; 10-- $.83; 50-$,79; 100-5.77; 250-5.74; 500-5.71. PERSONALIZED NO ACCIDENT AWARD PIN. Same as above except organization name is imprinted in rose gold on each pin. Choice of screwpost, pin and safety catch, or clutch-back fastener. Specify year(s) when ordering -- 1 year to 48 years. \~044il5., Each: 50-5.80; 100-S.78; 250-5.75; 500--$72. Initial charge for die of company name $34. Allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery. GREEN CROSS LAPEL PIN. Polished gold, green, and white enamel. clutch back. 044.0 1 . Each: 1--$.85; 2--$.68; 10--$.48; 5 0 $.46; 100--$.45. SAFETY COMMITTEE b a d g e . Handsome emblem in gold, green, and white. Pin and safety catch fastener. Protective coated for durability. 1". 044.2T. Each: 1--$1.35; 2--$1.05; 10--$.85; 50--$50. Sold only to NSC members and to federal government agencies. PERSONALIZED SAFETY COMMITTEE BADGE. Same as Committee Badge de scribed above, except organization name is printed on bottom panel of each Badge in rose gold. 044.22, Each: 10--$1.40; 50-- $1.25; 100--$1.10. Initial charge for die of company name $45. Sold only to NSC members and to federal government agencies. Allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery. POCKET PROTECTOR. M ade of heavy-gauge plastic, fits into shirt pocket, holds pens and pencils, keeps pocket clean. Safety slogan and green cross imprinted. 048.96. Each (minimum order 10): 10--$.32; 50--$.28; 100--$.26; 250--$.23; 500-- $,21; 1000-$.19. SAFETY CUBES. Three word games that give bonuses to the players who can roll the words "Safe," "Safer," "Safest." In cludes instruction booklet An unusual safety award or incentive. 042.01. Each: 1--$.50; 2--$.28; I0 -E.2 O ; 50--$.18; 100-$.16; 250--$.15; 500--$.14; 1000-3.11. GREEN CROSS LIGHTER. Windproof model. Handsome, durable. Engraved slogan "Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow" and Green Cross emblem on cap. Gift boxed. 0 5 0 .9 0 , Each: l- $ 3 .4 0 ; 2-3 3 .0 0 ; 10-$2.60; 50--$2.50; 100--$2.45; 2 5 0 -5 2 .4 0 ; 500-$2.35. 12 : N5C AWARD KEY TAGS, For organizations that win NSC awards. Award or Contest emblems are printed on heavy foil in three metallic colors! pii reverse side of emblem you can have your organization name and year of award imprinted. Foil is enclosed in heavy plastic case. Chain included. 045,01.,- Award bf Honor 045.02. Award of Merit 045.03. Award of: Commendation 045.04V Industrial Contest, First Place 045;05, Industrial Contest, Second Place 045.06. Industrial Contest, Third Place . - 045.07. Fleet Contest, First Place 045.08. Fleet Contest, Second Place 045.09. Fleet Contest, Third Place Prices. Each! 100-5.25; 250-5.20; 500-r$.17; 1000-S.15; 5000--$.14; 10,000-5.12. Imprint- Ing, free but each change In Imprint message thereafter: $3.75-per change. GREEN CROSS MECHANICAL PENCIL. Very rugged writing instrument. Dark green barrel, white trim. Prominent Green Cross emblem. Dead supply included. Available in line lead and medium lead models. 0 4 1 .1 4 - 1. Thin lead model. 041.14- 2. Medium lead model. . Each! 10-5.80; 50-5.74; 100-5.67; 250-5.60; 500--5.57; 1000--5.55; One line imprint In white: $.03 per pencil. Min. Imprint order 100; " CITATION " BALLPOINT PEN. Handsome, long-writing, low in cost.' Green Cross emblem and safety slogan on cap. Two color combinations: gold cap/green bar rel; silver cap/ black barrel. Each pen in cellophane wrap. 041.23. Chrome and Black. 041.24. Gold and Green. Each; 10-5.95; 50-5.87; 100-5.79; 250-5.72; 500-5.69; 1000-5.66. MEDALLION. Commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the safety movement. Bronze, bas relief, 3". 032.01. Each: $4.50. ASHTRAY. Big, rugged, smart-looking. Grill is chrome-plated aluminum alloy, body is plastic; pan is sheet metal. One inch Green Cross emblem easily removed for cleaning or emptying ashtray. Imprint ing available. Gift boxed. Choice of col ors: black, charcoal, dubonnet, brown. Tissue-wrapped in gift carton. 043.01. Each: 1-56.00; 1 0 -5 5 .6 0 ; 50-55.30; 1 0 0 55.00. Imprint (4 line maximum): 5.07 per ash- fray. Minimum Imprint order 12 ashtrays. 13 yy}?-): Displays/Pasters AW ARD REPLICAS. For organizations that have won either the NSC Award of Honor or Award of Merit. Replicas can b e 'or dered for plants, erhpipyee lounges, offices, and wherever else yii would like to ad vertise your safety achievement. Replicas duplicate the original awards in appear ance add in the citation, but are smaller (8"xl0"). Made of gold foil, wood-grain laminated plastic, and plexiglass. 036.02. Award of Merit Replied. 036.01. Award of Honor Replica.. Each (any selection): 1--$10.10; 10--$9.35; 50--5S.90; 100-58.55. When ordering, please send' exact wording, of original award. SAFETY BANNERS. Cloth banners for use overhead--indoors, outdoors, over pro duction bays, gates, halls-- wherever em ployees and visitors pass in large number. Printed in full color on heavy cloth. In door style has 8 metal grommets for ease of hanging. Outdoor style has ropes stitched into ends and: air vents. Both styles measure 3'A'xlO'. Available on subscription only (one Banner per month on general safety theme). ' 188.51. Indoor Style, Annua! subscription (12 Banners), oaehi 1-5113; 2 -5107; 10-5102; 100-597. 588.61. Outdoor Stylo. Annua) subscription (12 Banners), each; 1-5124; 2 -5117; 10-5110; 10CM505. JUMBO POSTERS. For outdoor display, in parking lots, entrances, loading docks, etc. They measure 1K8"x 9 T 1 " ; printed in 8 sections for ease of posting; paper and ink is weather-resistaht for 30 days. Available on annual subscription only (one Jumbo Poster per month, on a general safety theme). Construction plans for a Jumbo Poster Board available free from NSC. (In most locales, outdoor advertising firms will construct board and post the Jumbo Poster each month for a modest fee.) 184.41. Annual subscription (12 Jumbo Post ers), each: 1-5 8 5 ; 2 -5 8 2 ; 10-580; 100-575. GREEN c r o s s FLAG. An effective way of advertising your company's safety pro gram. 6'x4`, heavy duty cloth with doublestitched hemmed edges; Green Cross on both sides. Sold only to Council members and U.S. Government Agencies. 031.01. Each: 1-515.20; 2 -5 1 4 ; 10-513.50. Custom lettering: 5*32 per letter. Flameproofing: $.40. GREEN CROSS STORM f l a g . Rugged, heavy duty waterrresistant cloth defies the wind and storm; 2'x3r. Sold only to NSC mem bers and Federal Government Agencies. 0 3 1 .3 1 , Each: 1-57.80; 2-$7.10j 10-56.75. Custom lettering: 5:32 per letter. NSC AW ARD PENNANT. F o r organizations that have an NSC Award of Honor or Award of Merit. Pennant is nylon with Green Cross emblem, name of award won, and year of award (shown in a star). 031.23. Aw ard of Honor Pennant. Each 1-- 527; 2 -5 2 5 .9 0 ; 10-523. Custom lettering: 5.32 per letter. Flameproofing: $.40. 031.24, Aw ard of Merit Pennant. Same prices as above. 031.25 Year Stars. Each $.40. Can be ordered if same award is won more than one time. Indi cate year to be shown on star. "P O P " POSTERS. Now available, miniature safety posters . . . printed on tough plas tic . . . with self-stick back. We call them "POP" posters, because they can be used at the Point of Problems. See page 2. METAL POSTER FRAMES. Black enameled metal frames made to fit NSC "A" or "B" size posters. Will accommodate card board backing glass front. They keep posters neat and clean. (N o t illustrated). 034.01. "A " size. Each: 1-- $2.00; 2-5 1 .7 0 ; 1.0-51.40; 100-51.25. 034.02. "B" lire. Each: 1--52.80; 2-52.40; 10-51.95; 100-51.65. !iitpiinuu.-wcAvilimntMifaiM)il 14 POSTER UTES/PLASTIC POSTERS. Poster 'tiles give light and depth to poster dis plays. Handsome box is made of heavyply cardboard with woodgrain finish. Unit can be used on wall or table top. Easily assembled. Hghting unit UL1 approved. Unit is designed to hold NSC "A" size poster but can be used for "home-made" posters, bulletins, etc. A set of 1.2 Plastic Posters, made especially for Poster Lites, is also available. These posters are printed in full color on both sides of transparent plastic, giving the illustrations unusual clarity and vividness. Posters are all on general safety themes. 035*75. Potter Lite. Each (poster and light bulb not Included)! 1-512.40; 2-510.10; 10-58.45. 035*74. Plastic Posters (set of 13). Each: 1-- 59.40; 2-57.20; 10-55,60. 035:76. Pster U te/Plastk Posters Sot. When ordered at same time, priced as fallows: 1-- 519.70; 2-515.50; 10-513.00. SAFETY POSTERS. Always available from NSC: over 800 safety posters--for indus try, for motor transport, for traffic, for off-job safety programs. NSC posters are colorful,, eye-catching, instructive, and economical, Here's how to order them: NSC Poster Directory. Shows posters in min iature, indexes posters by subject matter, gives useful tips on ordering and display ing posters. Single copy free. National Safety News/Traffic Safety. These magazines contain sections that show new NSC posters every month. You can order posters monthly from these publications. Automatic Poster Service. NSC can arrange to send you safety posters automatically even' month. The quantity of posters, the subject-matter can be suited to your needs. Write re "Automatic Poster Service." SAFETY POSTER PRICES* "A" Posters (8i/2"xUy2") Single order, price per paster Subscription, price (12 issues) "B" Posters (17"x23") Single order, price per poster Subscription; price (12 issues) "C" Posters (25"x38") Single order, price per poster Subscription, price (12 issues) 1 $ 2.50 4.50 5.20 2 10 to . to 9 99 100 1,009 5,000 10,000 20,000 to to to to or 999 4,999 9,999 19,999 more .146 .087 .074 .062 .055 .05 2.05 1.45 1.00 .85 .281 .236 .191 .146 .124 .113 4.05 3.30 2.95 2.50 .50 .37 .29 .27 .25 4.65 3.60 2.95 15 ! DRIVER REMINDERS T w o types of safety reminders for drivers, designed to be attached to the dash board of the motor vehicle. They provide constant safety reminders to drivers-- are seen as many times as the driver glances at his instrument DASH STICKERS. Printed on vinylplastic with pressure-sensitive back-- easy to install, easy to remove from the dash board. Twelve to the set, general safe-driving subjects. 3"x6", full-color printing. 2 6 2.4 1 . Each (u t of 12): 1--$1.30; 10--$.80; 100--$.60; 1000-$.55; 5000-$.50. DASH CARDS. Set of 12 doublefaced cards (2 4 safety messages per s e t ). Must be used with Holders. Sets for truck drivers and for drivers of other types of vehicles. 3"x6", fullcolor printing. 262.1 2 . General Set 2. 2 6 2 .1 6 . Truck Set 1. 262.13. General Set 3. 2 6 2 .1 7 . Truck Set 2. Each (any lection): 1--$1.00; 1>--$.62; 100-- $.45? 1000--$.34; 5 0 0 0 -S.2 8 . 262.08. Plastic Holder for Dash Cards. (Has self-stick back. Is transparent--card fits inside.) Each: $.23. Any quantity. 262.0 9 . Metal Holder for Dash Cards. (Attached with sheet metal screws. Cards held on three sides by slotted edges--they slide in, slide out easily.) Each $.23. Any quantity. SAFETY STICKERS Printed on vinyl-plastic. Size 3% " x 2Vi". Backs are pressure-sensitive for easy application and for a longlasting "fix." NSC Safety Stickers conform ot all ASA: specifications for safety signs. 126.10. Each;(any .election): 50--$:15;'250-- $.10; 500--$08; 1000-$.07. Order by full '.stock number, i.e., 196.10-1, 196.10-2, etc. WEAR GOGGLES IN THIS AREA BH OE Q SHlit OFF MACHINE HEN NOT IN USE m hibiit WATCH YOUR STEP iS DANGER STICKERS rod and black : 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 1--rOdiNt VVear Glove* White Operating This Machine 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 2-- High Voltage : 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 3--Keep'Thl* Guard in Place 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 4-- Wear GqggJ* White Operating. ThisM achine 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 5---Flammable--Keep Flame* . and Heat-Away 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 6--Corrosive- Liquid*-- Use : Personal Protective Equipment 1 9 6.10-- 7--220 Volt* . 19 6 .1 0 -- 8-- 440 Veit* 19 6 .1 0 -- 9-- No Smoking 1 9 6 .1 0 --10-- Wear Goggle in This ......Area . 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 11-- Oxygen-- K e e p O H a n d Grease Away 196.10-- 12-- Add 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 13-- Caustic 196.10--14-- Repiace\Guard Before v Using Machine 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 15-- Poison 1 9 6 ;1 0 --16-- Gasoline 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 17-- Liquefied Petroleum Gas 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 18-- Do Not Start SAFETY STICKERS ` grooti and w hito ' rV96*| 0 --1Ve--SOMnd Warning at Corners - ami A lii Crossings 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 20-- Da Not Talk To. or Distract Operator 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 21-- Before Starting Be Bure . Everyone, fs tn .the Clear 19 6 .1 0 --22-- No Riders 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 23-- Keep Tools in Safe Condition and in Proper Place After-Use 1 9 6 .1 0 --24-- Keep Floor Clean Around This Machine 1 9 6 .1 0 --25-- First Aid Kit ; 19 6 .1 0 --2 6 --O nly ^Aythorized Persons M ay Change Fuset or M ake ..Repairs '. L 1 9 6 .1 0 --27-- Keep This Space Clear 1 9 6 .1 0 --28*r--Deposit Waste M aterial .'.Here-'.. 1 96<10 --29-- Avoid F a llt;; W alk-- Do not Run^Afs# the. H andrail*. . >. 19 6 .1 6 --30--Please Keep Your Locker Cledri - . ' 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 31-- Fasten Seat Belt 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 32---Open Door. Slowly 1 9 6 i1 0 --33-- Stretcher**--For Emergency ........... .Use.Only 19 6 .1 0 --34-- For Emergency Use Only <. (for stretcher .ease*; emer* gency showers, rescue equipmenf and miscellane ous emergency gear) 1-96.10--35-- Wash Hands Before . Ealing- or-Smoking 19 6 .1 0 --3 6 --Keep. AUI.es Clear- . 196.7 0 --3 7 -- Deposit Glass Her* 1 9 6 .1 0 - 38-- Wear Respirators CAUTION STICKERS yellow and black 1 9 6 .1 0 - 39---Shut-Off Machine When Not ln: Use 1 9 6 .1 0 - 40-- Fire Door-- Do Not Block 1 9 6 .1 0 - 4 1 -- Shut: Off Engine Before . Refueling 1 9 6 .1 0 - 4 2 -- To Be Operated Only by Authorized Employees 196.10^*43-- Pull and Lock Switches Before'Oiling, Adivsting . o r Repairing Machine 1 9 6 .1 0 - 4 4 -- U s* Brush to Remove Chipr, 1 9 6 .1 0 - 45-- Stoa MacKlne Before Making Adjustment 1 9 6 .1 0 - 46-- U i Fuse PirlUr to Remove Fuses 1 9 6 .1 0 - 47-- Do Not Operate Without Guards . , 1 9 6 .1 0 - 48-- Keep Guards In Correct Ad|u<tmnt 1 9 6 .1 0 - 49-- Ground Equipment Before Us;. 1 9 6 .1 0 - 30-- Do Not Us Near . Electrical Equipment 1 9 6 .1 0 - 5 1 ^ 0 Ndt: Opeh While Machine 1: in Motion 1 9 6 .1 0 - 52-- stfitd Area-- Ne Admittance-\ 9 6 .1 0 --53~--Hot W efk .permit Required Here 19 6 .1 0 -- 54-- Do Not Watch Arc 19 6 .1 0 -- 55-- Low Clearance 19 6 .1 0 -- 56^-Keep Closed 196J O - 5 7 -- Watch Your Step 19 6 .1 0 -- 58-- Compressed-Air, Use with Care 19 6 .1 0 -- 59-- Stop a t Cross-Walks (for power- trucks) 19 6.10--60-- Stay Out From Under Overhead Loads FIRE STICKERS red and white 19 6 ;1 0 --61^--Foi Wood, Paper, Textile and: Rubbish (Class A Fires) Not Electrical. Equipment 19 6 .1 0 -- 62-- For Wood, Paper, Rubbish and Burning Liquids . (Clast A & B Fires) Not Electrical Equipment 19 6 .1 0 -- 63-- For Burning Liquids (Gasoline, Oil and Paint and Eleetrlcai Equipment) Class B & C Fires 19 6.10--64-- Sprinkler Valve-- Do Not Close Unless Authorized. 19 6 .1 0 -- 65-- Fire Hose 1 9 6 .1 0 --6 6 -- For Uto on Alt F ire s . 1 9 6 .1 0 -- 67-- Fire Door Keep Closed RADIATION HAZARD STICKER -purpia~and yellow 19 6 .1 0 --68-- Radiation Hazard ipjpp Driver Film Sris PROFESSIONAL SAFE DRIVING Highly interesting films for all driv ers, pro's as well as novices, that use sports analogies and well-known sports stars, to illustrate, important fac tors in a safe driving record. THE CHAMP BECOMES DEAF AND BLIND. Golfer Lloyd Mangrum points out that "pro";drivers like pro golfers must be able to concentrate despite all distractions and adverse conditions. WATCH YOUR HANDICAP. Bowling cham pion Ned Day shows how drivers, like bowlers, can handicap their performances through lack of sleep, improper diet, and excesses,,.Points up the need, for good physical condition;. NINETY DAY; FLASH.' Paul Richards, base ball manager, shows How careless habits of ball players can cause gam-losing errors--how careless driving habits can eventually lead to fatal errors. - TAKE A LOOK AT THE ODDS. Explains ac cident prevention as the key to a driver's future well-being, and his family's. Proves that the odds are always in favor of the driver, who always drives "with the odds." SKILL IS YOUR BUSINESS. Racing great Wilbur Shaw shows what it takes to main tain professional driving skill day after day, arid tells how to keep this skill on tap, to meet unexpected situations. SPECIFICATIONS & PRICES Films in series are 10 to 12 minutes long;; Available only in 16mm version. ^Leaders Guide provided with each se ries ordered.. 278.14. .Professional Safe Driving. Series of 5 films. ;16mm version. Each: 1---$370; 2 -$ 3 6 0 ; 10--$350. 16mm Titles: 278.15 Ninety Day Flash 278 .1 6 Skill Is Your Business 2 7 8 ;T7 Take a Look at the Odds 278.18 Champ Becomes Deaf & Blind 278 .1 9 Watch Your Handicap: Each: 1--$81; 2 - S 7 7 ; 10-$74. .See page 33 .for. rental and previewing. EXPERT DRIVING This series is built around the acci dent-reporting sequence: why report accidents; how to report them; how to decide if an accident is "prevent able" or "non-preventable"; and what a good safety record means. The series provides m uch-needed training material on a subject vitally important in every safety program. EXPERTS COUNT 'EM ALL. Asks and an swers the question, "Why should a pro fessional driver make a report of every accident, especially those so-called `minor' accidents?" IN CASE OF a c c id e n t . When accidents do happen, expert drivers know what to do to protect their own interests, th interests of their company, and the general public. This film covers the types of accident facts needed for a useful report, how to get the facts, and the importance of witnesses to corroborate these facts. PREVENTABLE OR NOT? The concept of preventability is basic in all fleet safety programs today. This film tells the story of a driver who had an accident which was judged preventable by the review committee. He argues about this decision with his safety director, but learns through a discussion of other "tough" cases what preventability really means. f o r EXPERTS O N LY. Shows drivers the meaning of a good driving record--and what it takes to earn a NSC Safe Driver Award. Filmed in color. SPECIFICATIONS & PRICES Films are approximately 10 minutes j long. Available only in 16mm version; all films in series black and white ex- j cept ."For Experts Only" which is a color film. Leaders Guide provided with-each series ordered. 278.4 0 . Expert Driving. Series of 4 films. 16mm; Each; l- $ 3 6 5 ; 2 -$ 3 3 5 ; 10-$325. 278:4$.. Expert Driving, Series of 3 films j I*.(exclude "For-Experts Only" ): 16mm version, j Each; 1--$255; 2-$ 2 3 5 ; 10-$225. 16mm . ..Titles 278.41. Experts Count.'Em All 278.4 2 In Cas of Accident 278.4 3 Preventable or Not? j Each: 1--$92,- 2 -$ 8 6 ; !0 -$ 8 2 . 278 .4 4 For Experts Only Each: 1--$120; 2--$108; 10^$105: See.page 33 for rental and previewing. DEFENSIVE DRIVING Each film in this series is a lesson on handling a motor vehicle in one o f th e . six situations in which o n e motor ve hicle can collide with another. The technique of presentation is highly effective: the instructor (in the film) simply talks to the audience, illustrat ing key points with blackboard draw ings, table-top demonstrations, and cartoon and live-action sequences. HOW TO FOLLOW SA FELY. Shows the braking time needed for various rates of speed, and offers simple rules for avoiding collision with vehicles ahead.: DON'T BE A SITTING DUCK, Shows how a driver can be a "sitting duck" if he has to stop suddenly without giving the vehicle behind any warning. Offers a workable solution to this problem. STAY RIGHT, STAY SAFE. Shows how the center line on a road is often the dividing line between life and death. Explains what can cause drivers to swerve across the line, collide with an oncoming vehicle. WHAT RIGHT OF W A Y ? Shows that traffic signs and signals are useless when drivers try to grab the right of way. Offers simple rules to prevent accidents with vehicles approaching from an angle. THE ART OF BEING PASSED. Shows the need to make it easy for the other fellow to pass. Points out the need to curb the desire to race and the feeling of belliger ence at being passed. HOW TO PASS SAFELY. Covers: sizing up the situation, making the decision to pass and acting immediately, passing as quick ly as possible, proper speeds for passing, knowing when to pull back in to the right. SPECIFICATIONS A PRICES Films are approximately 10 minutes long. Available only in 16mm version. Leaders Guide provided with each se ries; ordered. 2 7 8 :3 0 ; Defensive Driving. Series of 6 films,. 16mm. Each; l- $ 4 4 5 ; 2-$ 4 2 0 ; 10-S415. 16mm Hires 278.31 How to Follow Safely 2 7 8 .3 2 Don't Be a Silting Duck 2 7 8 .3 3 Slay Right, Stay Safe 278 .3 4 What Right of W ay? 2 7 8 .3 5 Art .of Being Passed 2 7 8 .3 6 How to Pass Safely Each: !-$ 8 1 ; 2-$77; 1<M74. See page 33 for rental and previewing. Foreman Film Series THE KEY MAN t h e Key Man series consists- o f four films, each a com plete narrative, which together show how the foreman can work for the safety program, t h e basic message in the series is that there is no panacea for preventing accidents . . . a good safety program is built by doing many "little things" . ,, . all of which are part of good supervision. POINT OF NO RETURN. Step-by-step analy sis of how an accident happened; how the accident affected workers, supervisor, and management; and how good safety super vision could have prevented it. YOU'RE THE KEY MAN. Shows how one foreman decided to put into practice things he knew about safety--but had neglected to do. It involved some difficult decisions -- but paid off in producing a much-im proved safety record. IT'S THE LITTLE THINGS THAT COUNT. Shows how many people contribute to a good, company safety record--by actively .working for safety in their own operations --by .cooperating with the safety efforts of others. Shows how the total of a lot of "little" acts create a safe plant. PEOPLE ARE THE PUZZLE. Shows why a foreman must develop an understanding of the people who work for him--in order to help them work safely. Shows that this is not an easy task--but that it is a most important one. SPECIFICATIONS A PRICES Films are approximately 10 minutes long. Available only in 16mm black and white motion picture version. Leaders Guide provided with each se ries ordered. 145,20. The Key Mbit. Series of 4 films. 16mm. Eoehi 1--$340; 2--$315; 10-S30S. Titles Point of No Return You're the Key Mon it's the Little Things that Count People Are the Piixxle --$92; 2--$86; 10-S82. See page 33'for rental and previewing. SAFETY AND THE FOREMAN A widely used film series that deals with four fundamental aspects of good safety supervision. These are dealt with, one by one, in the four films that make up this series. Together the films make an excellent basic training course for foremen in accident pre vention. NO ONE ELSE CAN DO IT. The story of a foreman whose men are having too many accidents. He asks the plant safety man to "Do something about it" and is shown the responsibility is his. PACT FINDING, NOT FAULT FINDING. A foreman calls several men involved in an accident "on the carpet." When he learns the facts, he sees that what he termed "carelessness" was really a lack of super vision. FORESIGHT, NOT HINDSIGHT. Shows that what really counts in accident prevention is foresight--finding accident causes and eliminating them before the accident hap pens. A basic concept in accident preven tion that every foreman should learn. WHAT THEY DON'T KNOW CAN HURT. Shows the importance of good job training and close supervision to prevent accidents. Shows how misunderstood job instructions can lead to accidents. SPECIFICATIONS & PRICES Films in series run 12 to 15 minutes. They are available in both 16mm mo tion picture and in 35mm soundslide versions. Leaders guide is provided with each series ordered. T46.00. Safety & the Foreman, Series of 4 films. 16mm version. Each! 1--$300; 2--$280; TO--$275* 146.10,-Safety & the Foreman. Series of 4 films. 35mm. Eacht 1--$105; 2--$101; 10--$99. 16mm 35mm Titles 146.01 146.11 Fact Finding Nat Fault Finding. 146.02 146.12 Foresight Not Hind Sight 146.63 146.13 No One Else Can Do It 146.04 146,14 What They Don't Know Can Hurt, 16mm, Each; 1--$B1; 2--$76; 10--$74. 35m m . Each: 1--$29.; 2 -$ 2 7 ; 10-$26. See page 33 for rental and previewing. COM MUNICATION FOR SAFETY A series of four films dealing with the importance of communication, in su pervision. Deals with communication as a function of speech and conversa tion. Shows how foremen can talk about safety as naturally and as easily as they talk about an y other aspect of their work. LET'S TALK ABOUT SAFETY. Shows how safety can be a natural part of the fore man's daily communication with his men. TAKE A TALKIE BREAK. Shows how fore men can fulfill their safety responsibilities through daily safety talks--taking just a few minutes a day. SETTING 'EM STRAIGHT. Shows how to correct a worker's unsafe practices with out causing resentment or hurting feelings. LET EVERYBODY HELP. Shows how to get employees to talk about safety too-- how to get their ideas and their cooperation in preventing accidents. SPECIFICATIONS & PRICES Filins in the series are approximately 10 minutes long. They are available in both 16mm motion picture and 35mm soundslide versions. Leaders Guide is provided with each series ordered. 147.00. Communication for Safety. Series of 4 films. 16mm version. Each: 1--$340; 2-- $315; 10--$305. 147.10. Communication for Safety. Series of 4 films. 35mm version. Each: 1--$135; 2-- $128; 10--$124. 16mm 35mm Titles 147.01 147.11 Let s Talk About Safety 147.02 147.12 Take a Talkie Break 147.03 147.13 Setring 'Em Straight 147.04 147.14 Let Everybody Help 35m m . Eacht 1--$37; 2--$35; 10--$34, 16m m . Each: T--$92; 2 -$ 8 6 ; 10-$82. See page 33 for reniai and previewing. "SAFETY MANAGEMENT" FILM SERIES New eight-film series on the funda mentals of accident .prevention, avail able in both color and B&W. See page 36 for description and prices. SUPERVISING FOR SAFETY A three-film series dealing with the foreman's management of people, All three films feature the same fictional foreman, Gus O'Grady, a man w ho has a lot to learn about handling peo ple. In the course of these three films he does learn that the foreman's relatioriship with his people has an im portant bearing on safety. The, ideas presented in these films are those of noted lecturer, Dr. Arthur Secord. FRAGILE, HANDLE FEELINGS WITH CARE. Shows that people are often sensitive about "little things" and that good supervision requires that people's feelings be re spected. CALL 'EM ON THE CARPET. Shows that a mistake or an error or an infraction of a rul calls'for-more than a "chewing out." IT's a n ORDER. Shows that giving orders is something of an art; that poorly given orders can be the cause of mistakes and accidents. ANOTHER O'GRADY FILM. Not a part of this series but featuring Gus O'Grady is the film "A Gray Day for O'Grady." See page 21 for description and prices. SPECIFICATIONS & PRICES I Films in this series run approximately I 10 minutes. They are available in both 16mm motion picture and 35mm soundslide versions. Leaders Guide is provided with each series ordered. 145.00. Supervising for Safoty.Series of 3 films. 16mm version. Each: 1--$220; 2--3210; 1 0 - $ 205. ' . 145.10., Supervising for Safety. Series of 3 .films. 33mm, Each: 10-474. 16mm. ' 35mm Titles 1 145.01-145. I T Fragile, Handle Feelings | with Care " 145.02 145,12 Call 'Em on the Carpet 145.03 145.13 It's an Order 16mm. Each: 1-SB.V; 2 -4 7 6 ; 1.0-$74;. 35m m . Each:; 1--$29; 2 -S 2 7 ; 10-S26. 5ee page 33 for rental and previewing. jiiii:.iMiiiliwsS|l-'riifMieiimi\';^ mi:' ,i 'iii'mnIIII I SPEAKING OF SAFETY A series of six films that make up a training course for foremen in ef fective speech. Shows the foreman how to speak more persuasively, more convincingly on safety -- or any sub ject -- . to his men. THE POWER OF SPEECH. An introduction to the series. Lists occasions when fore men might be called upon to give a speech. Discusses the importance of. speaking ability. NOW YOU'RE TALKING. The actual speech making . . . how loudly to talk, how to phrase ideas. How friendliness, sincerity, and enthusiasm can make a success of a speech. RING THE BELL. Shows how to hold the attention of the audience from beginning to end. How to "break the ice," use of scale models, mockups, graphs, charts, and diagrams. ON YOUR FEET. The physical side of speech-making . . . how to stand, what to do with your hands, where to look, how to move around.. BUTTERFLIES IN YOUR STOMACH. Explains the psychological reactions that cause "that strange feeling that hits you the minute you stand ;up to talk." Offers ways of overcoming stage fright. THE KEY TO GOOD SPEAKING. Outlines four methods of preparing a speech. Gives a step-by-step description of preparing a typical safety speech. SPECIFICATIONS & PRICES Films are approximately 13 minutes long: They are available only in 35mm soundslide version. Leaders Guide pro vided,with each series ordered. 143.00. Speaking of Safety. Series of 61 films.., 35nim soundslide version. Each: 1-- j $165; 2--$150; 10-3145. 35mm Tides j 143.01 Butterflies in Your Stomach I 143.02 Key to Good Speaking 143.03 New You're Talking 143.04 On Your Feet 143.05 Power of Speech 143.06 Ring the Bell Each: 1--$29; 2--$27; 10-326. See page 33 for rental and previewing. HUMAN FACTORS IN SAFETY A film series that provides foremen with a basic course in the art of hu man relations. This is a subject that most foremen are highly interested in, and they'll enjoy the lessons that this film series provides. THE SECRET OF SUPERVISION. Discusses why workers respond to one supervisor, resent and rebel aginst another. Explains that the films to follow discuss the prob lem of supervision. TEAMWORK FOR SAFETY, Suggests ways for supervisors to make safety interesting and important to the workers. Discusses holding meetings; encouraging sugges tions, and getting workers to report haz ards. TEACHING SAFETY ON THE JOB. Shows supervisors how to prepare and give job safety instructions. Discusses the four steps of good training. PEOPLE ARE ALL ALIKE. Explains that all normal pebple have the same basic wants . , . recognition for good work, knowledge of what goes on, sense of belonging to the: group, etc. Shows how foremen can satis fy these wants. EVERYBODY'S DIFFERENT. Points put that while people, have many things in com mon they also have different personalities, abilities and backgrounds. Shows super visors what allowances to make for these differences, SAFETY CASE HISTORIES. Presents descrip tion of an accident, then film stops so that the foremen can discuss causes and suggest means, of prevention. Winds up the course by showing the foremen what they have learned. 30 minutes long. ........ ........... "..w*"........ . SPECIFICATIONS & PRICES Films are approximately 15 minutes long, except for "Safety Case Histo ries" which is 3.0 minutes. Available' only in 35mm soundslide. Leaders; Manual with each series ordered. 1 142.00. Human Factors in Safety. Series of | 6, films:35mm version. Each:I --$1.65; 2-- i $150; 10-3145. I 16mm Tirios 1 142.01 People Are All Alike 142.02 Everybody'll: Different 142.04 Secret of Supervision 142.05- Teaching. Safety on rite Job 142.06 Teamwork for,Safety Each: 1--$29; 2--$27; 10-326. 142.03 Safety Case Histories Each: 1 -3 4 1 ; 2--$38; 1 0 -337. See page 33 for rental and previewing. Employee Film Series W .; SAFETY WISE A big factor in the success of a safety program is the personal involvement of individual employees. If workers feel safety is a personal responsibility -- feel they have a personal stake in the safety program-- chances Of hav ing a successful safety program are much better, This series attempts to show employees what their stake and role in the safety program are. Films are all cartoon style. SAFE AS YOU KNOW HOW. Shows that every working person is an expert--an'ex pert in doing his job, an expert in doing it safely. Gets across the idea that every ..employee knows a. lot about accident pre v en tio n -^ !) do a lot about his own safety --can contribute a lot to the plant safety program. NOT: 'EVEN ONE CHANCE. Shows that chanpe-taking-r-"even this one tiihe'%--is a poor gamble. Discusses the common rea sons for chance-taking and shows the poor logic for each of them. HELP YOURSELF TO SAFETY. Shows how even ``safety conscious" people sometimes :develop blind spots in their, attitudes and behavior that: can lead to accidents. Dis cusses how. to discover and how to elimi nate such: blind spots. SPECIFICATIONS & PRICES 'Films in series are: approximately 10 minutes long. Available only in 16mm. 1 7 1.75. Safety Wite. Series of 3'films. 16mm version. Each: 1-5255; 2 -5235; 10-5230. 16mm : Titles 171.76 Safe As You .Know How .171.7.7 : . Not-,Even One Chance 1 7 1,78., Help Yourself .to Safety ' Eacilt 1-592; 2-586; 10-582. |Sue::ip(ige ;33 for..rental and .previewing, ^ 30 PERSONAL SIDE OF SAFETY The purpose of this series is to give each employee a personal formula for keeping safe on the job. Shows how the worker must approach the prob lem of accidents as a personal prob lem, the solution of which depends on his own good sense and knowledge of his capabilities. SAFETY RECORD. Shows that award-win ning safety records don't "just happen," but are the result of hard work on the part of every worker. TWO STEPS TO SAFETY. The two steps are: (I ) Know Your Job-- its possible hazards and how to avoid them; (2) Know Your Self--the personal habits that might cause accidents. LET HABIT HELP. Explains how habit pat terns ar developed, and how to erase an unsafe habit. Each routine task is accom plished largely by one or more of the habit sequences a person forms, so it is impor tant that safety be built into a person's habits. GET A GRIP ON YOURSELF. Shows how feelings and emotions can lead to actions that- cause accidents. Explains how a per son can make emotions work for instead of against him, DECIDE TO BE SAFE. Provides a formula for personal safety. Reviews the key points made in the other films. Points out the need for sincere determination to work safely. SPECIFICATIONS & PRICES Films in this series run 11 to 13 min: utes long. Available in both 16mm and 35mm versions. Leaders Guide pro vided with each series ordered. 171.44. Personal Side of Safety. Series of ;:5fi|ms.35mri;Edeh::1 -599i 2 -5 9 2 ; 10-589. . 1:71.50,. Personal Side, of Safety. Series of 5 films! 16mm version. Each: 1--5295; 2-- 5275; 10-5270. 35mm 16mm . Titles 171.45 171.51 Safety Record 171.46 171.52 Two Steps to Safety 171.47 171.53 U t Habit Help 171.48 171.54 Get a Grip on Yourself 171.49 171.55: ' Decide fo Be,Safe 35m m . Each: 1 -5 2 6 ; 2 -$ 1 9 ; 10--$18.60. 16roiii. Each: 1 -5 6 4 ; 2 -5 6 1 ; 10-560. See. page .33 for rental and,-previewing; i l . FALLS ARE NO F U N T h e film l kc d 1 n ng 1ttle c ttaan characte th o h j " 1 e e or t t on th i po ni o ne k nd of fall that c n happen A t tfg m hap he le ns how the f U Idf . . ha e been a o ded 10 m utes ifj 171 9 4 l6mm m olo pi t e Eo h 1--599 2-595 70-591 t 171 93 35mm nd llde Ea h 1--546 2-- ; 544; 10-543 11; FREIGHT HANDLING 5AFETY SI w 1 )|g; , ro I rt car j nd -p le m ter 1 how to felj op te a h ndt ok Th m n "l l empha n f gh car nd m o 1 ck t nl d t, 11 m n tc 171 14 16mm mo o p o Ea h 1 --SBlfe'i 2 576 1 0 -J7 4 |ii 171 13 35mm nd I de Ea n 1-- 29 2.-^ $27 10-5 2 6 g< FRIENDLY MACHINE5 An n CU nd m ng conib n t on of 1 n 1 an n at on A n mber oi h p n h ne c n e to 1 fe to h w 1ow te k p cc ed ce a c d nts 10 m n i 171 B6 35ntm nd I de Ea h 1 -5 2 9 - 527 10-526 171 87 16mm mot on pi I e ca I 1--5S1 2-577; 10-574 GIANT HAND5 O F INDU5TRY 1 O n the wo n n c ti e of q ne d 1 e o e o r cl na d trial n 1 fa I s t li ep n i l : cl c G e Qth f n W t} p IS n n e 171 15 mm Ideflm Ea I l-$ 2 ? 2-527 lfc-526 iWUuiLGu Lutviittui. jus v^ louv .nia Kiuy. Jliy" IV'fhef'qj''his'dpartftint h i t By" ' mcavt-raL ".mnor"_'_a_ccidents ''Jle'&'not much u p set,, b u t rns^boss i s ' p len tv 0 'G rad y t !e irn s w hat^even sm all accidents ,d o 'to costs 'a n d production 15 m inutes See llso , "Supervising fo r S afety " 1 film series {catunng-sam e character'(page^ 19) 144 0 2 '16mm motion picture Each; 1--$81, 4 - S 7 6 10i-$ J4 {, - ,P 1 4 4 O l ''135mm soundilide Each 4 --$29;` 2-- <27l 10--$26 1 " IF YO U TOOK YOUR FAMILY TO WORK A. w o r k m a n keeps im a g in in g h e sees his son w atchingdum do things that v io lite sa fe ty ru les H e realizes th a t he should p ra c tic e safety on th e jo b as though his fa m ily w e r e ' w ith h im 13 m inutes 171 84 16mm black and Uihlto motion picture Eachi` 1--'$81 2--$77 J10-$74 , K EEP `EM, ROLLING (RAILROAD) Str the precautions necessary in working near moving cars, use of blue warning flags, how to safely cross between cars 171 68 35mm soundilide 'Eachi 1--$29; 2--$27 10-- S lia iy M KEEP IT CLEAN Shows why a clean plant makes, the job easier, safer, a (ot more pleasant 171 19 ' 35mm soundilide Each 1-- $29, 2--i$27i 10--$26 ' )_ * `w < \ . ' LA BO RATO RY GLASSWARE Shows, the precautions to observe with laboratory glass; equipment siich. as wear gloves fire-polish sharp edges, clam]} equipment arefuliy clean'up broken lass ramie ' lately, etc 171 69 35mm soundilide -Eachi 1--'$29 2--$27 10--$26 ' 1' , 1 N ATIO N A L FOOTBALL LEAGUE PRO GAME$ The Chicago Bears in action against -the LionSj'491'iirS(' other NFL teams At) half-' time," rspbrtscastec Jack 'Brickhouse and too bill u i i itiwr L s-reu >nJ S I Luckman'-talk about safety'rules per sonal'protective1equipment 27 minutes ,171 28 r 16mni( motion ptefura Each]'1--$210; , 2-- $200; 10--$195 - s; A N O '' LAUGJHING *MATTER ' (FALLS) Covers falls'from"every angle and shows how>to avoid falls m many work situauons trucks, and traders';- ladders,,, scaffolds,r elevator shafts stook piles,-stairs 171 22''35mm loundflide' Each l- $ 2 9 ; 2 -$ 2 7 , 10r $26 . 6iiu^ tmu juu ^ ''^proper ,way'i< without 'strain ,and'i-effort, wiitmh'-o'OutQ"l'osiin--g*'cojnturoil,v w lleritj f71 '92 35mni aoundtllde 'Each ii->$29,' 2 - ? ) ,10--$26 , ,/ MV w-^ Ji ']wVWiffllW'jTfy SAFE HANDLING OF MATERIALS, HoW-tO avoid the three usual kulds ,oti unjfiry-- , to hands, teet, and back--that can result^ from improper handling of materials, Covers lifting and carrying, precautions, me of gloves and safety shoes 171,26 35mm soundilide Each, 1--$29> 2--$27 10-- SAFE IN HAND (HAND TOOLS) C pyers Both machinists tools (common hand tools) and heavy maintenance stools T71 27 35mm soundslide Each, 1--$29; 2-- $27; 10--$26 Va'i-p' * -AI v 4. M\ ta> ^ dV'jWViiwV SAFETY DOESN'T HAPPEN ,,A film fo r, businessm en and supervisors, Shows how accidents result in red ink by causing p ro duction lags slowing up shipm ents disrupting em ployee, efficiency, 144 06 16mm motion picture Each, 1--$81, 2--$76 'SAFETY EVERYW HERE" FILMS ,page 22 for Dascriptlon & of all "Safety Everywhere" Campaign Materials $ 10 LON G M IN U TES,A suspenseful. story of a worker whose wife and children ,1 are'<oir Vacation--and who may have1 been.in a^acqident.,Provides a m m . orable Wesson in off job safety C olor' IT T ^ S ' I6jnm motion picture Color E a c h 'J ; l-i$130," 2 -$ 1 2 4 r 10-S118 , , 1 171,34 ,16mm motion picture B/W Eachi,, I - S B i ' 2 - $ 7 6 ; 1 0 - S 7 4 ' "* ft'w fr S w iSwSiM!i&Ft f>3 EVERYW HERE `A LL THE TIME 4 teen-age boy is almost, involved id a'traqic acci dent, involving a b o at1and `j. water skier J3is familv learns that safety is an everywnereJ all-family affair 171 04 ''16mm motion picture Color Each I--$210 2 -S 2 0 0 10--$195 , , h ir e d ! ^ r w q ^ k e r p 'j^ r a e n ts ^ ,s o u n d ,,;under-, . s ta n d a b le re a so n s fo r h a v in g 1, a p la n t safety p ro g ram 13 m inutes, 171 9 1 ' >i6inni' motion picture ^ Each, 1--$81 2--$77; 10--$74^ 171 9 0 35mm taundshde Eachi 1--$29, 2-- $27, 10--$26 TAKE TIME TO LIVE (OFF J O B SAFETY) Shows that mimy accidents id the^home or on the street are- caused, by rushing, that by allowing only'5 minutes more a day! a worker can get to ahd from work with ease and safety 12 minutes 171 5 6 16mm njotion1picture Each 1~$81, 2--$76; 10--$74 , 171 5 7 35mm soitndilida Each ^ 1--529 2-- $27; 10-5 2 6 t i vV ' fiiL n.P* VACATIONvSAfETY' Tips'on having vaca tion fun"wtthoutA,`overdoing'i it" \)r be coming involved in a ,fun ruining vaca non time killing accident 171 89 16mm motion picture Eocn 1---$81 2--$77, 10--$74 w h a t ' s YOUR 5AFETY'IQ2 A safety quiz-- , to help employees check their'knowledge of plant safe practices 171 35 35mmiound llde Eodii I---$29;j 2--$27;' 10--$26 ' *' WINTER DRIVING, P ro d u c e d 'b y th e N S C C o m m itte e 'o n l 'W in te r ''D r iv i n g 'H a z a rd s an d , th e U S ^'B ureau o t P u b lic Roads S how s s a f e , w in te r d riv in g te c h n iq u e s 14 m in u te s 3 7 9 3 3 lmm~motioin.plcluro Each SZ9 Price U net, not, Hiblectr to ditcount , ' < * ' WOODWORKING MACHlNES^povers many ' ' phases of safety in the woodshop.'from guards andrmachine operation, to house ' keeping;'and eye protection 17-'minutes ' 171 3 7 35mm loundslide Each, T - $ 2 9 ,''2 - $27 10--$2tf ^ r YOU CAN -HANDLE IT C o m b in a tio n of carto o n s an d re a l Ufe actibrC ^hat. d em on `'a tr a te s s a fe m a t e r i a l , h a n d lin g m ethods, lifting, carrying stacking etc 10 m inutes 17T 5 9 16mm motion picture Eqcli 1 - $99 2--$95; 10--$91 ' ; 171 5 8 35mm soundslide Eachi 1--546; 2-- $44 10--$43 ' YOU 'CAN TAKE IT WITH YOU' A h u m o r us sto rV o f th e w o rk e r-w h o ^ ,w o n 't leave 1 the plan t after a senes o f n erve shattering _ accidents a t hom e T h e boss convinces PA CK IN G YOUR FUTURE WITH SAFETY Prepared for 'the meat packing', industry on the subject* of'safety in'ihog dressing operations The film 'is silent, with,'the script in,written form fo serve as a guide fo r disoussion Color;- 171 B1 35mm color slidafilm (no iduncf) Eachi $12 40;, r' [I - , P IC K YO U RjSA FETY TARGET - ShoWs' fore men hovy^to ,use accdent statistics^for acoident -prevention -144 04 16mm motion picture Each l- $ 8 i,, 2-$ 7 o >0-$74 > SAFETT SLIDES ec page 35 si' 4? 5IGN $ TAKE A H O LID AY (TRAFFIC) Tracts^ the^hi lory nd u po ta c of a ic high way =n -- w tl pe aL e nph si on g ade cro s ng gns 379 42 t6mm motion p re Eo h I - $ 6 8 2 -S 6 2 1 0 - f5 4 '500 , ople of the leaflet 3 g Yo M 1 KnovvJ' In I d d w th to h flm o de od at above 'h in v h e c a n ;s to p ,h o m e a c c id e n ts 1 5 ,m in '1 7 1 4 1 16mm motion picture' Eochi-If--$311 1 7 1,40 35mm vsound)lide '(color) ' E '$41 2--$38; 10--$37, ' 'r ' ^ ' JNSC ,safety films '' 1 availab le'o n rental'(unless, SAFE A5,YOU,'M AKE IT Combines safety training',,with, amusement park thrills by contrasting theisarety *o the high rides with the, hazards of. ,the, safe-appearing hings*iwe-,.encounter very day* 171 43 6mm^iiiotiQii, ,piuturo.; Sbchi T," $76, SMOOTH'' OPERATION (MOTOR ^VEHICLE) ".Shows'hq.WjSudden stops, starts,jurns^can 'natch,otheridtyVers'off guard,' causeacci, 1v 'd e n t s ' 2 7 S ^ l j O S m toundsllda Each, 1-- ~j t otherwise indicated).*See, . page 33 for rental' and ' , previewing inform ation.1 7A^ '; y > A safety campaign that many hun dreds of organizations used with great success. Gets across the idea that safety is not an "at-work" thing, but must be practiced by everyone -- everywhere -- all the time. 'V7T.M Film "Everywhere All the Time." 16mm, color# 23 minutes. Eoch: 1--$210; 2--5200#* 10-- $195. 171.33. Film "Ten Long Minutes;" 16mm, color, la Wihtes. Eachi 1-$130; 2 -5124; 1Q-$118. $<ee page 33 for rental and previewing,; 171.34. Film."Ten Long Minutes." 16 mm# P Each- 1--$81; 2--$76; 10-574. 192.48. "Jim Finds a Diamond." Comic book# T 6p ag es, 7"x10", full color. Each: 50--$.09; :500--$079; 1000--$.068; 5000~$;056. <199.42, String Pennants. Eight pennants print. ed6m tw o: sides on a 15' rope. Each (set of 2): 1-^$12.40; 2--$10.10; 10-59.0Q; 199.41. Display Cards.. Sixteen diamond-shaped Cards# safety messages on eoch. Each (set of 16): 1--r$6.75; 2-r$5i05';-10-$4.05; 100-43:35. 199.40. Table-Desk Easel. Each: 5 0 -5.05; 500 ^$.044; 1000-$,038; 5p00-$.Q32. 199.48. Display Stickers. Printed on pjastic# . self-stick back# each 2W! square. Each (set of 14): 10--$.40; 5(h~>i5i 50--$.22; 10QQ-$.2Q. - 045.30. Key Tag. Plastic# including chain; Each: 10--$.23; 50rr$.14; 500-$.11j 1000-4.10. 052;07, Rot. Holder, Quilted, 7" square. Each: 10--$.36; 50--$.25r: 500--$.21; 1000-5.19. 199.43. Biimper Strip. -Plastic# full color# 10" long, Each: 50-$,22; 500-$.19; 1000--$.18; v5000-*$;17'.. - 050.06. . Ruler-Bookmark. Each: TOO--$.068; 200--$.048; I000-$;03B; 5000-$;034. 139.32. Home Safety Scoreboard.. Combination message pad# home accident scoreboard. Each: 10--$.32; 50--$.23; 500^ $.!9; 1000-$.17. L e a f le t s , 192.500 . Dress 'safely . 192.50*2' Drive arid walk safely 192.50- 3 Handle materials with care - 192.50-4 Operate machine tools safely 192.50- 5 Prevent fires at home--at work EacM any selection): 50--$.034; 500--$;028; 1000--$025; 5000-$.019; 10,000^^.017. :jA` S\xb ET-3-A : -- -- ET-9-A ET-11-A ET-13-A . ET-T5-A . .ET-17- ; ; JETi19-A ET-21-A ET.23-A 'B'Size Et-2-B ETi4-8 ET-6-B : ET.-8-B. ET-10-B ET-12-B ET-14-B ET-16-B ET-18-B ' ET-20iB ET-22-B ET-24- Posters Safety Everywhere 5afety;a family effort Safety--housekeeping Prevent falls Vacation safety Water safety Use hand .tools safely Drive and walk safely Prevent'fires Handle with care Safe holidays Machine tools, ' A ' p o s t o f i ' (8W tx))W -f). Any selection. ; : ; .; Bhi'.36-- 10O--$.,l 13; 1000-$.Q?3; *B' palters (17"x23"), Any selection. Each? .:-\-Tp^$42;^0^$.2d; 1000-5.248. FALLS OF GROUND IN MINES For employees in mines-- to prevent injuries from falls of ground. 128.16. Campaign Kit. Contains set of posters, set of signs; 50 hard hat stickers, 50 sets of leaflets, 5 sets of fact sheets. Each: $29.00. 128.15. Hard Hat Stickers. Reflective. Green Cross emblem and slogan "Prevent Ground Falls." 2". Self-stick back. Each: 50--$.20; 500-- $.17; 1000-5.16. 128.12. Posters. Show safe practices to prevent fall of ground. Two 17"x23"; twelve 8V"xTlW'. Each (set of 14): 1-54.70; 2 -S 3 .5 0 ; T0-$3.00. 126. 13. Leaflets. For employees. Each discusses phase of prevention of falls of ground. Each (set of 4): 50 -$ .3 3 ; 500-$.25j 1000~$.20. 128.14. Fact Sheets. For supervisors. Each dis cusses important aspeet of prevention of falls of ground. Each (set of 12): 10--$.50; 50--$;34; 500--$.25. 128,11. Reflective Signs. Each (set of 4): 1-- $4.25; 2--$3.00; 10--$2:60. STOP BACKING ACCIDENTS A campaign to alert drivers to the dangers of backing accidents -- and to train them to back' safely. 278.0 5 . Film "Look Stop Backing Accidents." 16mm# 10 minutes. Each: 1--$99; 2--$95; 10-- $9i. See page 33- for rental and previewing. 294.1 0 . Booklet. Makes same points as film. 8 pages# 3%"x8". Each: 10-5.146; 50-5.073; 500--$.062; 1000-5.051# 5000-5.043; 10,000 -$:041. 262,90. Doth Stickers. Self-stick back, 3"x6". Each (set of 4>. 10-$.45; 50 -$ .2 8 ; 500-5.23; 1000--.$20. 28 1 .4 5 ; Posters. Ohe larg e. poster (17"x23") and five small (8Vs"xl 116"). Each (set of 6): T-- $230; 10--$.90; 100-$.70. KEEP YOUR DISTANCE Aimed at "driving's public enemy number 1"-- the front-end collision. 2 9 S .0 2 . Slides. 30 full-cotnr 2 " slides and a 16-page scrip t booklet. Each : 1--$ 2 2 .5 0 ; 2--$1 9; 10--$18; 100--$16.90. 295.0 1 . Booklet " Stop Accident. Right Smack in Front of You." 8 page., 3%"x8". Each: 10-- $.146; 50--$.73; 500-$.062; 1000--$.051; 5000 $.043; 10;000-$.041. 2 9 5 .0 4 . Da>h Stickers. Self-stick back, 3"x6". Each (set of 4); 10--$.55; 5 0 -$ ,3 9 ; 500 -S.3 4 ; 1000--$.32. 295*03. Posters. One large (17"x23") and four small (8Hxl 114"). Each (set of 5): l- $ 2 .6 0 ; 10--$ 1.00; 100--$;85. CONSTRUCTION FALLS A campaign to call attention to the most pressing of all accident problems in the construction industry -- falls. 128.31. Leaflets. Cover safe use of ladders, scaffolds, other equipment. 3*A"x8". Each (set of 4): 5 0 -5 .2 7 ; 500-5.25; 1000-$.23. 128.32. Posters. A theme poster and 12 pos ters on fail hazards. All are 816"xlll6". Each (set of 13): 1-54.95; 2 -$ 3 .5 0 ; 1 0 -5 3 .0 5 .. 128.33. Safety Talks. Each (set of 12): 10-- $.56; 50--$.47; 500--$.41. 128.34. Safety Signs. Self-stick back, 4 "xl2 ". Each (set of 4): 1--$4.75; 2--$2.95; 10-$2.50. 128.35. Hard Hat Stickers. Shows campaign symbol and slogan. 2"x2". Self-stick. Each: 50-- $.059; 500--$.036; 1000-$.032. 128.36. Campaign Kit. Contains 50 sets of leaflets, 50 hard hat stickers, .1 set of posters, 1 set safety talks# 1 set signs. Each: $21. HARD HAT To promote the use o f hard hats by employees on jobs where there's risk of head injuries from falling objects. 128.21. Leaflets. Tell how hard hat was de veloped# how it protects, how it. should be eared 12 for. Each (set of 4): 5 0 -$ . 17; 500-5.14; 100 0 - $. ; 128.22. Posters. Six posters and a hard hat campaign participation certificate; SW 'xllYa"; Each (set of 7): l- $ 2 .3 5 ; 2 -5 1 .3 5 ; 10-5.68. 128.23. Signs. Two-color signs with pressuresensitive backing. 4 "xl2". Each, (set of 4): 1-- $2.70; 2--$1.80; 10--$1.08. C am p aig n G u id e . Given tep-by-step plan for effective program. Copy. sent, with each order for materials# or free on request. Employee Booklets W HAT WOULD YOU M iss? Color photo graphs convey this simple message: `T hese are the beautiful 'sights you can see, now and in the years to come, if you will pro tect your sight always. 8 pages, full color, 6Vl"x4". 195.11. Sachs 50-5.079; 5 0 0 - $.071; 1000-5.063; 5000-5.054; 10,000-5.05; 2P.000-S.047. COFFEE b r e a k s & OTHER FRACTURES. Dis cusses:common accident hazards in offices. Tellsshow to avoid them. 8 pages, colors, 3 195. SS. Each: 50-5.065; 5 0 0 - $.055; 1000--$.05; 5000-5.045j 10,000-5.04; 20,000-5:036. d a n g e r o u s f o u r , Discusses the four kinds of occupational accidents: that cause 2 out of 3 injuries: material handling acci dents; falls; machinery; falling/moving objects. 12 pages, 2 colors, 3%"x8". 1 9 2 .IS . Each: 50-5 .0 9 ; 500-5.073; 100 0 - $.064; 5000--$.054; 10,000-5.049; 20,000- $.045, WELCOME TO THE JO B. Two leaflets out lining: basic work safety rules; to new em ployees oh construction jobs. 195.39- 1. We Are Glad You Cduld Join Uc. (For non-driving personnel.) 4 pages, V /i"x5'', 2 colors. 195.39- 2. We Are Glad You Will Be Driving for Us. (For drivers.) 6 pages, 3V4"x5", 2 colors. Each (any selection): 10--5.113; 100--5.09; 500-5.079. SUCKER BETS. Discusses, odds in games of chance and_ in chance-taking at work. Shows convincingly that chaince-taking is not a good bet. Unusual approach to safe ty rules. 8 pages, full color, 8W'x5Vi". 192.17. Each, 5 0-5.10; 500-5.09; 1000- 5.079; 5000-5.068; 10,000-5.062; 20,000- 5.056. RULES FOR SAFETY. The biggest and most complete safety rules book for employees ever compiled by NSC. 40 pages, 5%"x 8V s". 192.14. Each: 50 -5 .1 7 ; 500-5.146; 1000-5.124; 5000-5.113. SAFETY is NO ACCIDENT. Ten basic rules of plant accident prevention presented in picture story. 16 pages, 3l/i"x7", fodr colors. 192.11. Each: 50-5.051; 500-5.045; 1000 - 5.038; 5 0 0 0 -5 .0 3 2 ; 10,000 - 5.026; 2 0 .0 0 0 - 5.023. POCKET GUIDE TO FIRST AID. Handy guide to first aid to accident victims: how to help, how to get aid, things not to do. Fits pocket, wallet, or purse. 2%"x3%", 24 pages. 195,05. Each: 50-5.079; 500-5.071; 1000 - 5.064; 5 0 0 0 -5 .0 5 4 ; 1 0 ,0 0 0 -5 .0 4 8 ; 2 0 .0 0 0 - 5.045. HEADS YO U W IN. Shows how the man who uses his head and keeps his mind on the job stays safe! 16 pages, 3%"x8%'\ four colors. 192.10. Each: 50-5.051; 5 0 0 - 5.045; 1000-- 5.038; 5 0 0 0 -5 .0 3 2 ; 1 0 .0 0 0 - 5.026; 20,000-5.023. ACCIDENT PREVENTERS. Safety reminders on important safety subjects. 4 pages, 3"x5", 2 colors. 191.10- 102. Receiving and Shipping Room! 191.10- 2 0 2 . Smoking 191.10- 301. Safe Clothing 191.10- 4 0 1 . Get First Aid Fast 191.10- 5 0 2 . Electricity Each (any selection): 50--$.035; 500--$.032; 1000-5.028 ; 5 0 0 0 -5 .0 2 6 ; 10,000-5.025; 20.0 0 0 - 5.024. BIG PAYO FF. Safety program facts in car toon style. Answers questions like: "Why so much talk and activity about Safety?" "What's in it for me?" 12 pages, 4"x8", four colors. 192.16. Each: 50--5.10; 5005.09; 1000-5.079; 5000-5.071; 10,000--5.065; 2 0 .0 0 0 - 5.062. FALLS AREN'T FUNNY. This booklet dis cusses the prevention of falls in factory, office and home. 8 pages, 4"x8", two colors. 195.74. Each: 5 0 -5 .0 5 1 ; 500-5.045; 1000-5.038; 5000-5.032; 10,000-5.026; 2 0 .0 0 0 - 5.023. GET A LOAD OF THIS. A lesson in safe and efficient handling of materials. Empha sizes the use of brain, not brawn. 16 pages, 3% "x7%", two colors. 195.75. Each: 50 -5 .0 5 1 ; 5 0 0 -5.045; 1000-5.038; 5000-5.032) 10,000-5.026; 20>000-5.023. __ Employee Booklets YO U R FUTURE, k e e p IT c l e a n (House keeping>. Shows that a clean, well kept plant is safest. 8 pages, 3W 'x6H", four colors, '195.79. Each! 50-5.051; 500--5.045; 1000V5.038; 500Q -5.032; 10,000-5.026; 20,000-5.023. SIMPLE DO-IT-YOURSELF PROJECT. Points out how easy it is to lose a finger--at work and working around the house. 8 pages; 3%"x8", 2 colors. 194.22. Each; 50-5.051; 500-5.045,- 1000-5.038; 5 0 0 0 - 5:032; 10,000-5.026; 20,000-5.023. bed sid e m a n n e r . Safety tips for hospital patients, jointly; produced with American Hospital Association. 4 pages, 3W"xSVi". 199,25. Each; 50-5.036; 500-5.032; 1000- 5.028; 5000-5.025. MORE GRAVY SIR! Tips on safety in food serving--for waitresses, waiters, busboys. Covers avoiding: spills and burns, tripping hazards, etc. 6 pages, 3%"x83/8". 199.28. Each! 5h-S.02B; 500-5.024; 1000-5.019; 5000-5.016; . 10,000t-5.01 4; 20,000-5.011. DON'T BE ALARMED. Shows the many ways employees can inadvertently cause a dis astrous fire--rand the safeguards needed. 16 pages, 3%"x8", two colors. 195.80. Each! 50-5.051; 500-51045; 1000-5.038; 5000-5.032; 10,000-5.02'6; 20,000-5.023, FRED FLAME. Cartoon treatment likens fire to a "Juvenile Delinquent," ready to cause trouble if given the chance; needing firm control to be kept in line. 16 pages, 6"x9", tWO COlofS. 195.81. Each: 50-5.051; 5 0 0 - 5.045; 1000-5.038; 5000-5.032; 10,000- 5.026; 20,000-5.023. WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? Answers this important question; "What's the difference between just an average driver and a real expert?" Shows the big difference is ability to drive safely. For commercial vehicle drivers. 12 pages, 4"x8'', four colors. 294.1 1 . Each: 50-5.101; 5 0 0-5.09; 1000- 5.079; 5000-5,071; 10,000-5.065; 20,000- 5.062. PROFESSIONAL CODE FOR DEFENSIVE DRIVING. A formula for avoiding traffic accidents, that points up the basic respon sibilities of the driver. 20 pages, 6"x9", two colors. 294.09. Each: 10--5.28; 50--5.24; 500-5,20; 1000-5.18; 5000-5.17; 10,000- 5.16. PASSENGER SAFETY. Shows bus drivers how they can prevent boarding, alighting, and on-board accidents to passengers. 24 pages, 3"x5", two colors. 294.06. Eachi 50-5.113; 500-5.09; 1000-5.083; 5000- 5.072. DEFENSIVE DRIVING (BUS). Just for bus drivers, the art of defensive driving. Tells how to anticipate trouble in traffic, and how to stay clear of it. Illustrated. 24 pages, 3"x5", two colors. 294.01. Each: 5 0 5.113; 500-5.09; 1000-.083; 5000-5-072. LOOK, STOP BACKING ACCIDENTS, An 8-page booklet illustrates five main rules of safe backing. 3!4"x8", two colors. 294.1 0 . Each: 10 -5 .1 4 6 ; 5 0 -5.073; 5 0 0 - 5.062; 10 0 0 -S.0 5 1 ; 5000 -- 5.043; 1 0 ,0 0 0 - 5.041. STOP ACCIDENTS RIGHT SMACK IN FRONT OF YOU. Four basic rules for preventing front-end collisions. 8 pages, 33d"x8". 295.0 1 . Each: 10 -5 .1 4 6 ; 5 0 -5.073; 5 0 0 - 5.062;' 1000 - 5-051; 5000 - 5043; 1 0 ,0 0 0 - 5.041. FOR EXPERTS ONLY. F o r professional driv ers. Shows them how-- and why--to try for the NSC Safe Driver Award. For driv ers enrolled in NSC's Safe Driver Award program. 30 pages, SVi^xStd", two colors. 292.2 0 . Each: 1-5.33; 1 0 -5 .2 9 ; 100-5.25; 1000-5.21. BE YOUR OWN TRAFFIC JUDGE. For pro fessional drivers. Case histories of traffic accidents. Reader decides who was at fault. 16 pages, cartoons, 5W"x8t4", two colors. 294.07. Each! 50--5.135; 500-5.124; 1000-5.111; 5000-5.106. TURNPIKE TURNABOUT. Discusses new driving techniques, new problems that have arisen with the construction of new "super roads.'' 8 pages, two colors, 5"x7". 399.12. Each] 50-5.068; 500-5.056; 1000- $.051 i 5000-$.041; 10,000-5.037; 20,0005.034. ' H O W TO AVOID TW O-CAR CRASH. Shows driving: situations in which such crashes are, likely to occur. Tells how to avoid these situations. 16 pages, 2 colors. 3W 'x 8". 294.12. Each, 10-5.135; 50-5,09; 5 0 0 - 5.073; 1000 - 5.048; 5000 - 5.056; 1 0 ,000- 5.o5i; THEY CARE . . . TAKE CARE. Urges motor ists, totake special care during the Christ mas holiday season. 4 pages, 3 colors, 3 % "xj". 399.48. Each; 100-5.033; 5 0 0 - 5.028; 1000-5.025; 5000-5.02;. 10,000-5.018; 20,000-5.016. THE BEST PRESENT OF ALL. A reminder that the Christmas season is an especially hazardous time for drivers and pedestri ans. Urges extra care. Leaflet simulates gift box. 399.47. Each; 100-5-028; 1000- 55..001129.; 5000-5.016; 10,000-5.014; 20,000- TRIAL IN ERROR. Tells how chemical tests for driving while intoxicated protects both the driver and the general public. 4 pages. 329.22. Each; 100-5.033; 1000- H IGH W AYS & h o l i d a y s . Colorful leaflet discusses summer driving problems, espe cially Memorial Day, July Fourth, and Labor Day holidays. 8 pages, full color, 3"x6". 399.46. Each; 100-5.036; 1000-5.032; 5000-5.029; 10,000-5.027; 20,000-5.026. WINTER DRIVING BOOKLETS Each year NSC publishes a booklet which discusses winter driving hazards, winter car care, and winter driving techniques. The booklets are 12 pages, 3%"x8", contain charts, graphs, of stopping distances on ice, snow, other winter driving data. Here are three recent editions. 3 9 9 .6 3 . Skid Stuff. Each; 50-5.084; 5 0 0 - 5.073; 1000-5.065; 500-5.054; 10,0005.051; 20,000-5.047. 3 9 9.5 6 , That Abominable Snow. Each: 50-- 5.084; 5 0 0 - 5.073; 1000 - 5-065; 5 0 0 0 5.054; 10,000-5.051; 20,000-5.047. 3 9 9.5 8 . Keep Rolling With Safety in Win ter Weather. Special edition to drivers of tractor-trailers, other commercial vehicles. Discusses front-wheel braking, jack-knifing, gearing down, etc. 16 pages, 5'/2"kS W , two colors. Each; 10-5.191; 50-5.113; 5 0 0 5.096; 1000-5.084; 5000-5.073; 10,0005.068. PORTRAIT OF A M ISSING LIN K . Tells the importance of having vehicle checked for mechanical defects regularly. 4 pages. 391.50. Each; 100-5-033; 1000-5.028; 5 0 0 0 - 5.026; 10,000-5.025. SIGNS OF LIFE LEAFLET. Envelope stuffer shows highway signs and markings, and signals. Gives facts about railroad crossing accidents, other facts about highway signs. y x5 V i" (folded size), full-color printing. 399.84. Each; 100-5.026; 5OO-$;024; 100 0 - $.016; 5000-5.015; 10,000-5.014; 20,0 0 0 5.011. SIGNS Y O U MUST KN O W . Amusing leaflet illustrates the need for traffic signs. Based on the film, "Signs Take a Holiday," see page 21. 399.81. Each: 1000-5.016; 5 0 0 0 - $.015; 10,000-5.014; 20,000-,$,012. DRIVER IN THE DARK. Traffic deaths go up more than 100% when the sun goes down. This booklet alerts drivers to this danger, gives sound pointers on driving in the dark. 12 pages, 4"x8'', two colors. 399.11. Each; 5 0 -5 .0 7 9 ; 500-5.07; 1000-5.061; 5000 -5 .0 5 2 ; 10,000~5;047; 20,000-5.046. SEAT BELTS SAVE LIVES. Tells the seat belt story simply, clearly and convincingly. Attractively illustrated and designed; 8 pages, 8Yt"x$Y4", two colors. 399.31. Each, 50-5.068; 500-5.056; 1000-5.051; 50 0 0 - 5.045; 10,000-5.039; 20,000--5.036. Employee <Booklets "FAIL, SAFE" .LEAFLETS. Five ne\iv leaflets on the-most common of all home injuries. Each leaflet is 4 pages, illustrated, printed in two colors, 3l'"x8". S99'.01i How to :Prevent Burnt. 5 9 9.02,.How: to Prevent Cuts. 599.03, How to Prevent F o lk 599.04, How to Handle Firearms. 599,05; How to Prevent Poisoning. Each (any selection): 50--$.039; 500--$.027f 1000--$.024) 5000-S.02; 10.000-S.017; 20,000 $.014. SPEEDOMETER STORY. Basie facts about ' driving fast--how much time do you save, what risks do you run, relation of speed to accidents. 4 pages, 3W 'x5'/i", two colors. 392.01. Each: 1000--S.01B; 5 0 0 0 -S .0 1 4 ; 10.000- 5.012; 20,000--$.011. FAM ILY EMERGENCY ALMANAC, Tells how to handle emergencies that may arise in any family. Tells how to, call for help, what to do until help arrives, arid how to remove hazards, that may cause home ac cidents. 32, pages, 51d"x8!ri", illustrated, two colors. 599.66. Eachi 50--S.22j 5 0 0 - ' $.18; 1000--5.158; 5000--$.141: 10,000-5.129; 20.000- 5.124. IS YOUR HOME FALL PRO O F? 30 important questions -- and answers about condi tions ift the home that can lead to falls. 6 pages, 3%"x8Vi"; 599:23. Each: 5 0 5.028; 500-5.024; 1000-5.019; 5000^-5.016; 10.000- 5.014; 20,000-5.011. VACATION SAFETY BOOKLETS Because of the popularity of this sub ject, NSG publishes a vacation safety booklet nnually tri April; Booklets are printed in full color, 8 pages, 4"x6V4". Subject matter consists of safety tips for driving and vacationing family. Colorful, light-hearted illustrations. Here are the three most recent editions. 194.42. V for Vacation. 50-5.079; 5 0 0 - 5.073; 1000-5.042; 5000-5.051; 10,0005,047; 20,00 0 -5 0 4 4 . 194.41. Vacation View*. 50--5.079; 500-- 5.073; 1000-5.062; 5000-5.051; 10,000$.047; 20,000-5.045. 194.37. Have Fun. 50-5,048; 500-5.062; 1000--5.051; 5000-5.045; 10,000-5.039; 20,000-5.036. ANATOM Y OF F|RE. Dramatic presentation of Are facts. Tells how home fires start, what to do in case of fire, how to, prevent. 12 pages, 4"x8", two colors. 599.83, Each; 50-5.09; 500-5.078; 1000-5:069; 5000-5.06; 10;000--5:054; 20,000-5.051, w h e r e DO YO U R KIDS PLAY? Stimulates parental thinking about play environment. Shows photos of children playing in typi cal but risky places. 8 pages, 3%"x8", two colors, 599.36. Each: 50-5.051; 500-5.045; rood - 5.038; 5 0 0 0 -5 .0 3 2 ; 10,000 - 5.026; 20,000-5,023. SAFETY HINTS FOR THE ELDERLY. Discusses common physical impairments of the aged and suggests personal practices to prevent accidents. Four pages, 3Vd"x8", four colors. 5 9 9 :1 1 . Forget Things? 599.1 2 . A Lirtl* Shaky? 5 9 9 .1 3 . Poor Sight? 5 9 9 .1 4 . Tire Easily? Each (any selection): 50-- 5.034; 500--5.028; 1000-5.026; 5000-5.024; 10,000-5.023. HAZARD HUNTING. How to ferret out home accident hazards, how to make home safety a family project. 12 pages, 4"x8", two colors. 599.65. Each: 50--5.084; 500-- 5.07; 1000-5.065; 5000-5.059; 10,000-5.053; 20,000-5.048. HOME FIRE POSTERETTE. Special size poster on hazards of smoking and matches. For home display, 4"x5", two colors. 599.84. Each: 5 0 -5.011; 5 0 0 -5 .0 1 ; 1000-5.009; 5000 -5.008; 10,000-5.007; 20,000-5.006. CHILD SAFETY IN THE D A N GERO U S YEARS, Safety measures for preventing accidents to children from 1 to 9. 12 pages, 3% "x8". 599.3 5 . Each: 50-5,077; 500-5.065; 1 0 005.059; 5000-5.052; 10,000-5.048; 20,0 0 0 - 5.046. FUN ON A BIKE. Offers 11 safety tips for youngsters with bikes. 3-V4"X6", two col ors. 399,93. Each: 5 0 -S .0 4 4 ; 500-5.038; 1000-5.034; 5000-5.032. FAM ILY SAFETY. The magazine concerned with the Safety of family members, in their home, at play and recreation, and while driving. Editorial content consists of short, non-technical articles with many photo graphs. Widely acclaimed as most inter esting; easiest-to-read safety magazine. Circulation over a half million. Published quarterly, 32 pages. 511.01. Each (4 issue sub.)t 1--52.25; 2-51.58; 10--$1.24/ 50-5.96; 5 0 0 - ? .? ? ; 10&0-5.74;' 5000-5.70; 10,000- 5,6$; 20;0Q0--$.62. Larger qty, prices on request, imprint Pis back covert free on 500 or more subs., $35.60 if under 500 subs. BLUEPRINT o f c o m m u n it y a c t io n f o r HOME SAFETY; A plan for a community safety program. It lists the objectives, groups to enlist, projects. 4 pages, 8Va"x 11". Single copy free. 529.25. Each; 50$.05; 500--$*04?; 1000-5.044. ARE Y O U SAFETY CON SCIOUS? Checklist helps uncover conditions that should be corrected aropnd the home. 3 fold, 6"xl0". 599.21. Eachti S6-$.021; 500-$.018; 1000$.015; 5000-$.012. BABY SITTER SAFETY PACKET. Materials for organizing a safety, training class for baby sitters and parents. 529.44. Eaeht 1--$1.80; 2--$1.45; lO^-SMO. SPECIAL RELEASES AND REPRINTS. Special releases or reprints from periodicals. As long as supplies last, single copies are available free by writing to the Home Di vision, National Safety Council. Accidental Falls from Windows. Hew to Protect the Elderjy. Check for Hazard-Free Homer. Accidents to Children in the Home. Select Safe Toys. Safety in Use of Chemistry Sets. What Our Baby Sitter Should Know. Old-Fashioned Killer (lightning protection). Exhibits to Promote Home Safety. Hazards of Carbon Monoxide. Poisoning. How to Prevent Poisonings. "Why There Is A Santa Claus" (playlet). "A Day in the Home" (playlet). Home Safety Quiz Contest. Home Safety Project ideas. Heme Safety Films. HOME SAFETY PROGRAM KIT. For plan ning, organizing, and conducting a cam paign against home accidents. Contains sample talks, radio and newspaper pub licity, and club meeting programs. 529.22. Each; 1-51.50; 10-51.40; 100-51.30. CONGRESS TRANSACTIONS. Volume con tains the proceedings in the areas of home, youth, farm, church and women's activi ties. 022.33-6. Each; 1-51.00; 10-5.90. PUTTING SPARKLE INTO EXHIBITS. A guide to building of more effective exhibits on home safety topics. Discusses use of art work and details of construction. 6 pages, 8V i"xll". 529.24. Each; 1 -5 .2 5 ; 10-5.20;. 100-5.17. HOME ACCIDENT FACTS. Six-page leaflet gives latest statistics on accidents in the home. 529.63. Each; 100--5.05; 500-5-04; 1000--5.035. Thu prices nut, not subject to discount. OTHER HOME/OFF JOB/CHILD SAFETY M ATERIAU Elms . Everywhere ail the Time . , ,. . 21 Ten Long Minutes . . . . . , 21 Take Time to Live . . . . . . 21 You Can Take it With You . . 21 National Safety Calendar . . . 27 Booklets and Leaflets . . . . . . 26 Safe Education Data Sheets (many on home and child safety) . . . . . 28 Posters, write for NSC Poster Directory. Farm Safe Practices Leaflets . . . . 32 NATIONAL SAFETY CALENDAR A. practical well-constructed calendar that every family will find decorative, useful, and educational. The National Safety Calendar is a hinged calendar, designed to be used either as a wall calendar or as a desktop calendar. The date pads are extra large so that each date can be marked with appointments and memos. The National Safety Cal endar has-reproductions of twelve original paintings on safety-related themes. And bound into each Calendar are information sheets and entry forms for the famous "Safety Limerick Contest" which offers 33 cash prizes every month for safety rhymes. This Calendar makes an im pressive useful gift to employees . . . a gift that carries safety messages into their homes every day, every week, every month of the year. 09T.15-1. USA edition. Each; ,1-$1.10? 2 $.90; 10-5.75; 200-5.63; 1000-5.57; 10,000 20,0OG-r$.42. ;Mailing envelopes in cluded'in these prices. Imprint free on 100 or >more: Calendars. Prices are' FOB Paris, 111. C a n a d ia n '& fran ctt-C an ad ian editions also available; write NSC fo r.prices; A 32-page brochure outlining the de velopment of the National Safety Cal endar since 1918 and reporting on itsuses by business and industrial firms is available at no cost. Write for `The, N ational Safety Calendar Story." SAFETY l e sso n s . Provide facts and proj ects for students on safety. Prepared for four grade levels. Write for brochure showing themes for the year. 461.01. SubicripHons (9 issue). Each: 10--$.32; 50-S.20; S00-$.17; 1000--$.14; 5000-?.13; 10,000--$.12. 461.03. Single order. Each: 10-S.037, 100-- $.023; 1000-$.001. SAFETY EDUCATION M AGAZIN E. The only national magazine devoted tp safety edu cation in schools. Contains articles by school people on school-plant safety, school shop safety, driver ducation, and training children for safer living. Each issue also contains sample safety lessons and posters, and a Safety Education Data Sheet. 411.01b Each (9 issu subscription, Sep tember through May)s 1--13.75; 2--$3-51; 10-- $3.33; 100--$3.24. NOTE. Prices are net--not subject to discounts. Add $.57 each for foreign subs, other than Canada and Pan Am. Union. SCHOOL POSTERS. Have the same monthly themes as the Safety Lessons (see above) . Two versions: for elementary schools, for secondary schools. 8^ " x 1114", two col ors. Write for brochure. 4 8 T . l t . Subscriptions (9 issues). Each: 1--$1.00; 10-$.53; 100-$.50; 1000-$.40; 5000-$.36. 4 8 1 .1 3 . Single order. Each: 10--$.072; 100-- $.062; 1000--$.05; 5000-$.044. 4 2 9 .0 4 - 15. Hand Tools 429.04*56. Welding and Cutting Safely 429.04*16. Nonelectric Household Equipment 429.04<i>57. Safety in the Auto Shop 429.04*17. Sidewalk Vehicles 4 2 9 .0 4 - 58. Winter Walking 429.04*18. Camping 4 2 9 .0 4 - 5 9 . Safety In the Chemistry Laboratory 4 2 9 .0 4 - 19. Alcohol and Traffic Accidents 429.04- 6 0 . Safety in the Farm Mechanics Shop 429.04*20. Cooking and Illuminating Gas 429.04*21. Solid and Liquid Poisons 429.04- 6 1 . Floors in the Home 4 2 9 .0 4 - 62. Discarded Iceboxes & Refrigerators i 429,04*22. Safety in the Gymnasium 4 2 9 .0 4 *6 3 . School Bus Safety--Pupil Passengers 429 .0 4 - 23. Laboratory Glassware 429.04*64. Safety in the Graphic Arts Shop 429.04*24. Places of Public Assembly 4 2 9.04*65. Part Time Job--Food Handling 429.04- 2 5 . Fireworks and Blasting Caps 429.04- 66. Babysitting 429.04*26. Domestic. Animals 429.04- 6 7 . Safety in Dramatic Productions 429.04- 2 7 . Swimming 42 9 .0 4 - 68. Safety in "D o It Yourself" 429.04*28. Small Craft 429.04*69, Playground Apparatus 429;04*29. Play Areas 4 2 9.04*70. Kites and Model Airplanes SAFETY EDUCATION DATA SHEETS. Prac tical information on common accident hazards.to school-age children. They give the teacher information for teaching some phase of accident prevention. 429.06. Complete set Safety Education Data Sheets (punched for 3-ring binder). Each: $4.75. 429.04. Individual Safety Education Data Sheets .(any selection). Each: 10--$.068; 100-- $.056; 1000--$.05; 5000-$.Q46. 429*04*30. Winter Driving 429.04- 3 1 . Night Driving 429.04*32. Winter Sports 429 .0 4 - 3 3 . Traffic Control Devices 4 2 9 .0 4 - 35. Poisonous Reptiles 429.04*36. Motor*Driven Cycles 429.04*37. Arilnidls in the Classroom 429.04*36. Railroad Trespassing 429.04*39. Bad Weather: Hazards, Precautions 429,04*40. School Parties 429.04*41. Home Workshops 429.04*71. Safety in Sports, Baseball 429*04*72. Safety in Sports, FootbaU 429.04*73 School Bus Operating Practices 4 2 9.04*74. Playground Surfacing 4 2 9.04*75. Safety- in Sports, General Practices 4 2 9.04*76. Safety in Bad Weather Conditions 4 2 9.04*77. Safety in Sports, Basketball 4 2 9 .0 4 - 76. Safety for Amateur Electricians 4 2 9 .0 4 - 79. Coordinating Safety in industrial & Vocational Education 4 2 9 .0 4 - 80. Counselors and Helpers in Camps 4 2 9.04- 1. Bicycles 429.04*42. Horseback Riding 429.04*81. Gun Clubs 429.04- 2. Matches 429.04*43. Hiking and Climbing 42 9 .0 4 - 8 2 . Office Safety 429.04- 3. Firearms (Rev.) 429.04*44. Hook and Line Fishing. 4 2 9 .0 4 - 83. Safety in the Sheet Metal Shop . 429.04-4. Toys and Flay Equipment 429.04- 4 5 . Summer Jobs--Farm 4 2 9 .0 4 - 84. Skiing Safely 429.04- 5. Falls 429.04*46. Safety in the Woodshop 429*04*85. Safety in the School Lunch Room . 429.04-6. Cutting Implements 429.04*47. School Fires 4 2 9 .0 4 - 86. Cigarette Fire Hazards 429.04- 7, Lifting, Carrying and Lowering 429.04- 4 8 . Unauthorized Play Spaces 4 2 9 .0 4 - 87. Safety in the Electrical Shop 4 2 9.04- 8. Poisonous Plants 429.04*49. Bathroom Hazards 4 2 9,04*88. Yision and the Driver , '429:04-9; . Electric.Equipment' 429 .0 4 - 50. Safety In the General Metals Shop 429 .0 4 *8 9 . Track and Field Events 4 2 9.04- 10. Pedestrian Safety 429.04*51. Safety in Pupil Excursions 429 .0 4 - 9 0 . Flammability of Wearing Apparel : ..429:04-TT. School Bus Safety .Adm. Problems 429.04*52. Highway Driving: Rules, Precautions 4 2 9.04*91. Home Lighting , 429.04-12. .Flammable Liquids in the'Home 429;04"3. Safety in the Machine Shop 429 .0 4 - 92. Safe Use of Pesticides .... 429:94-13:.Passenger Safetyjn Public Carriers 48 429*04*14, Chemicals 429.04*54 Summer Jobs 429 .0 4 - 55. Motor Vehicle Speed1 4 2 9 -04-93. Promoting Safety in. School Papers ( 4 2 9 ;04-94, Safety in Archery VJS&u.k- ANNUAL SAFETY SERVICE FOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. Provides these period icals add: other publications for the safety director: or safety committee. National Sfty News, Traffic Safety, Safety Edu cation, College and University Newsletter, Farm Safety Review, Family Safety. Also Accidents Facts, Transactions National Campus Safety Conference, Transactions National Safety Congress (selected vol umes), and poster packet. 005.41. Each (annual charge): $28.13, CO LLEG E AND UNIVERSITY POSTER KIT. 25 posters selected for their special applica bility to college safety. 482.01. Each $2.5Q. SAFETY MONOGRAPHS FOR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. Proceedings of the National Conferences on Campus Safety. Includes th minutes of the meetings of the Campus Safety Committee. 4 2 9 .5 0 . National Conferences on Campus Safety. Each: $1:80. Available for 1957 through 1963. Specify volume(s) desired. 429.50429.504 2 9 .5 0 429.504 2 9 .5 0 - H . Bicyde & Motor Scooter on the College Campus. 13. Organizational Status & Duties of Campus Safety Personnel. : 14. Injuries in Men's Physical Educa; tion S. Intramural Sports. 15. State Laws & Regulations for Safe- "ty Education. * 17. Teacher Preparation & Certifica- Kan in Driver Education. Each; Single cppyTree;* two a r mar $1.25 each. CONGRESS TRANSACTIONS, Proceedings of the School and College sessions at the National Safety Congress -- talks and' panel discussions by leading authorities in the field. 0 2 2 .3 3 .2 3 . Each: 1--$1.00; 10-$.90.: POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR SCHOOL SAFETY PATROLS, A joint statement by the American Automobile Association; International Association of Chiefs of Police, National Commission on Safety Education, National Congress ,of Parents and Teachers, National Safety Council and U. S, Office of Education. 429.74. Each: 1-4.09; 10-$.072; 100-r$.054. SCH O O L SHOP SA FETY IN SPECTIO N CHECKLIST, Provides a standard inspection procedure for school shops, 4 pages, 8 H " x l l " . 429.73. Pocket of 50, eoch S I.35. COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY NEWSLETTER. Contains information on current happen ings in safety education and accident pre vention in colleges and universities. 412.01. Subscription (5 issues). Eoch; $1.85. CRISIS IN DRIVER EDUCATION. Report on the status of driver education across the nation. From the January 1962 issue of Traffic Safety Magazine. Single copy free. 429.35. Each: 2 -$ .1 7 ; 10--$.15; 100-S.12; iooo-s.li. HOME ECONOM ICS UNIT SUPPLEMENTS. 4-page illustrated leaflets on home safety. 4 9 9 .4 1 - 1, Family cooperation for safety. 499.41- 2. Safe clothing. 499.41- 4 . Causes of'home accidents. 499.41- 6 . Safe bedroom. 499.41- 7 . Baby sitting. Each (any selection): 50--$.028; 500--$.026; 1000--$.025. NATIONAL COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY SAFETY AWARDS A noncompetitive program giving rec ognition to colleges and universities for -achieving the level of accomplishment as established by the Awards Commit tee of th Higher Education Section of the School and College Conference. All accredited colleges and universities in the United States and Canada, who are members of the National Safety Council, are eligible. Inform ation about the Awards and entry forms may be obtained from, Higher Education Section, NSC. FOUNDATION FOR s a f e LIV IN G . Illus trated manual for elementary school teachers: Chapters on integrating safety with course in elementary science, social studies, hygiene, language, arts, and physi cal, education. 82 pages, 6"x9". 421.11. Each: l- $ .9 5 ) T0--$.85; 100-$.79. SCHOOL SHOP SERVICE. Subscription serv ice providing safety materials for the school shop. The service consists of: sub scription to National Safety News; copy of Accident Facts, annually -poster packet (25 posters) annually. 005,44, (t 2 month service)': $10.62. NATIONAL SCHOOL SAFETY HONOR ROLL PROGRAM The National School Safety Honor Roll recognizes schools for their achievements in safety education. Par ticipation in this program (1) offers the school the opportunity to evaluate its safety education program; (2) of fers a method of increasing the effec tiveness of that program; (3) gives national recognition for a job well done. For further information on the Honor Roll program write to the School and College Department, NSC. MAKE SAFETY THEIR RESPONSIBILITY TOOI A series of five articles on organizing stu dent activity for safety. 4 2 9 .3 1 . Each (set of fiva): $.45. SCHOOL SAFETY INFORMATION PACKETS. Contain current information on school safety subjects in the form o f leaflets, re prints, data sheets, bulletins. 4 2 9 .8 0 - 1. Statistic 429.80- 2 . Industrial Education $ .28 .73 429.80- 3 . Fire .68 4 2 9 .8 0 - 4. Bicycles .85 429.80- 5 . Safaty Patrols .28 -429.80-6. Pupil Transportation .45 429.80- 7 . Pedestrian 34 429.80- 8 . General Elementary 1.15 429.80- 9 . General Secondary 1.05 429.80429.80429.80429.80- 10.Phys, Ed. &Recreation 11. Home 12. Curriculum 13. Driver Education 1.00 1.00 .90 3,60 STUDENT ACCIDENT REPORTING MATE RIALS. The Standard Student Accident Re porting System has been used by school people for many years to help evaluate the school safety program. Consultation service regarding student accident report ing available by writing NSC. ,, 429.2 1 . Standard Student Accident Report." Eoch: 10--$.033;' 100-$.025; 1 0 0 0 -$ ,021. 4 2 9 .2 2 - 1. Student Acc. Summary (Boys). 429 .2 2 - 2 . Student Acc. Summary (Girls). Each (any selection): 10--$.045; 100--$.039; 1000--$.034. --Continued V* 29 ! :;eid --Continued N ATIONAL s t a n d a r d s t u d e n t r e s i d e n c e FIRE CHECK LIST. Developed for the Campus. Safty Association in cooperation with the National Fire Protection Asso ciation; 429.77. Package* of 25. Each: $1.15. DRIVER EDUCATION POSTER PACKET. 25 pbKers selected to contribute to the knowledge, skill, and attitudes of drivers. 281,70. Each: 1-S3.85; 2--$3.50; 10^$3;15. FOOD SERVICE SAFETY CHECKLIST TO LO CATE HAZARDS. Endorsed by the Ameri can School Food Service Association. To assist school lunch room managers to de termine hazardous conditions and activi ties. 4 pages, 8V i"xir. 429.76. Each: 10-- $.068? 100-$.056? 1000--$.05. NATIONAL STANDARD CHECKLIST FOR TEACHING HOME SAFETY. Designed for the home economics course to evaluate safety practices acquired in developing home making skills. 6 pages, 8V4"xl 1", in pack ets of 25 including an instructor's guide. 429.7 5 . Each: $1.80. IN VEN TO RY O F SAFETY CHECK POINYS IN BUSINESS MACHINES. Alerts students in the classroom or office to the need to prac tice safety When using business machines. 429.7 8 . .Packages of 25. Each: $1.15. SCHOOL SHOP POSTER PACKET. A packet of 25 posters selected to cover school shop hazards. 8V4"xUV4", two colors. 1S9.10. Each: 1--$2.50, 2--$1.95; 10-51.65. SAFETY EDUCATION REPRINTS. Articles of interest from Safety Education Magazine. 429.30, Each (any selection): 10--$.068; 100-- $.056? 1000--$.05? 5000--$.046. Elem entary and Secondary Education 174 Accidents--The Number One Killer 4 A Safety Charter for Children and Youth 4 0 'Curriculum Planning for Safety 1 Baste Principles for Safey Education 166 Where to Get Help 7 Desirable Experiences in Elementary Safety Education 142 Working Together for Good Safety Educa. in Elementary Schools. 173 How Shall We Teach Him Safety? 146 Why Teach Safety in Our Schools? 135 Criteria for the Preparation of Safety Edu cation Materials for Schools 157 How Schools and Other Agencies of Society Can Work Together in Accident Prevention and Safety Education 47 Recommended Standards for Administration 141 A Job Analysis for Safety Education .. .Supervisors 151 Supervisors Set Up Schedule 25 Kindergarten Safety lessons 36 A Six Way Approach to Reach the Littiest . Ones . 178 Toys in the Classroom 43> What's Your Safety I. Q.? 48 This they Believe 165 What thy.Believe 123 Your fire Safety Education Program May Be inadequate 130 -Perfection Plus for Emergency Evacuation Drills 136; Skill Test for Pedal Pushers 5 A Safe School Environment 51 Playground Surfacing But Suppose She . Palis 49 -Safety and Fun Synonymous 6 To and From School 124 Safety Patrol Key link in the School Safety Program 138 Take Industry's Hint Develop Safe Bus Drivers 177 How Teacher* Get Hurt 155 Helping. School! Teach Your Sons and . Daughters to Live Safely 171 Problem Parents 180 First Aid Tips for Teaehers 111 Rural High Schools Can Play a Part in Community Safety 149 .Changes Bring New Needs in Home Eco nomics Classes -168 Who Pays for Shop Accidents 120 Legal Liability and the Cost of Accidents 158 Who's Liable 176 Guilty H igher Education 156 College Safety Education Credit Courses-- Fall, Winter, Summer 170 Safety Education Majors and Minors 131 Developing a Safety Program for Your Col lege or University 143 College Safety Can Never Be a One-Man Job 2 What Are You Doing? 35 But How Many Get Hurt? 147 Ferret Out the Failings 164 The College Campus--Safety's Stepchild 163 Teaching: Safety to Teachers 139 Fire in the Chapter House 145 Are. Collegians Immune to Fire? 167 College Sports Accidents Injuries 150 Student Councils Meet the Need 140 Personal Injury Claims Against Schools Are Increasing Driver Education 172 Why Driver Education? 179 Which One? 22 Make Room for Driver Education 79 Driver Education Must Now Make Good 134 Are We Being Fair to Driver Education? 169 Study Shows Driver Education Pays'Off 13 What You Pay and What You Get 115 Is Your Teaching Directed Merely to the Driving Exam? 77 Attitudes and Education Let's look at Some Figures 160 Promoting Driver Education--Facts to File and Use 133 They Pirobed for the Facts of Their Town's Accidents 24 When Can They Take the Car? 39 Teenagers Talk Safety 152 Rx for Action. Teen Traffic Safety Conferences 175 The Facts About Seat Beits /. Traffic Safety Materials TRAFFIC SAFETY M A G A Z IN E. The maga zine concerned with motor vehicle and pedestrian safety. Editorial content deals with; traffic safety methods, state and com munity programs, new developments in traffic accident prevention. Four special issues: 32-page "Research Review" in cluded in March, June, September, De cember. 311.01. Each (12 issue sub.): 1--$5.10? 2--$4.50? 10--$3.95? 100--$3.15. Add $.80 per sub. to countries outside US, Canada, Pan Am. Union. TRAFFIC ACCIDENT RECORD FORMS. Spe cial forms for recording, reporting, and analyzing traffic accidents. Sample copies f free if stamped self-addressed envelope } sent with request. Write Traffic Dept., NSC. 321.1 6 . Traffic T. Police Report, Motor Vehicle Traffic Accidents. j 321.14. Traffic 11A. Standard Summary, Mo tor Vehicle Traffic Accidents (city). 321.15. Traffic 11B. Standard Summary, Mo tor Vehicle Traffic Accidents (city) con tinued. 321.4 0 . Traffic 4. Driver Record. 321.81. Traffic 8A. Traffic Accident and En forcement Summary (State). !. 321.82. Traffic 8B. Traffic Accident and En- j forcement Summary (State). ]r 321.63. Traffic 8C. Traffic Accident and En forcement Summary (State). 321.84. Traffic 8D. Traffic Accident and En forcement Summary (State). 321.90. Traffic 9, Traffic Enforcement Tally Sheet (City). 321.91. Traffic 10A. Traffic Accident and En forcement Summary (City); 321.92. Traffic 10B. Traffic Accident and En forcement Summary (City). 321.99. Alcoholic influence Report ? Each (ony selection): 1000-$.021.. 100--$.025; 321.-17. Traffic ID . Police Report, Motor Ve- J hide Traffic Accident. Each: Minimum ; order 100-$.041; T 0 00-$.033 . j 321.23. Traffic 12.. Standard Motor Vehicle j Traffic Accident Tally Sheet. ; 321.33*1. Traffic 13. Standard Summary of Mo- tor Vehicle Traffic Accidents (State). j. 321.33-2. Traffic 13. Stondard Summary of Mo tor Vehicle Traffic Accidents (State) j continued; i Each: Minimum order 10--5.087? 100--$.062. : TRAFFIC POSTERS. New posters on traffic safety: themes are published every month. These can be ordered either by the indi vidual /poster or an annual subscription basis: For information on ordering and for prices, please see section on "Safety Posters" on page 15. MANUAL ON CLASSIFICATION OF MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS. The Stand ard. classification manual for motor ve hicle traffic accidents,: prepared by the Committee On Uniform Traffic Accident Statistics, and approved as an ASA stand ard. 3.0 pages, 5V4"x8Vi". 329.34. Eoch: 1-free; 2-S1.15; 10-$.45; 100-$.34; 1000- $.28. SIG N S O F LIFE STREAMERS. Two visual aids that illustrate highway signs: signals, and markers. For bulletin boards, win dows, other types of displays. 3 9 9 ,8 2 , Meaturei J"x15". Shows x basic signs in their aetuaf color. Each, 50--$.1T3i 100-- , $.09,- 500--$.079; 1000--$.073. 3 9 9 .8 3 : Measures' 81h/'xl.6,A" . Shows six basic signs, explains purposes for which each is used. Eoch: 50--$.113; 100-$.09; 500-$:079; 100 0 - $.073. TRAFFIC SAFETY m e m o s . Technical discus sions of basic traffic safety problems. Pre pared by leading traffic authorities. Prices of individual Memos based on number of pages. 3 2 9.01. Complete set, 24 Traffic Safety Memos, punched for three-ring binder. Each: $9.00. 329.01-9. Auto Drivers Paper Test. 329.01-21. Periodic Motor Vehicle inspection. 329.01 -29. Testing the Drinking Driver. 329.01- 3 0 . Chem. Tests for Intoxication. 329.01- 34. Fireworks, Other duly 4 Accidents. 329.01-40; Filing City Traf. Acc. Reports by Location. .329.01-43. Drafting State Traffic Legislation. 329.01- 5 8 . All Acc. Deaths & Mtr. Veh. Deaths, 1900-62; 3 2 9.01-59. Bicycle Accident Records. 329.01- 6 0 . Adapting Model Traf. Ord. to Your City. 329.01- 70. Newspaper A Radio Publicity to Encourage the Reporting of Traf fic Accidents. 329.01- 7 1 . School Crossing Protection. 329.01329.01329.01329.01- 329.01329.01329.01329.01329.01329.01- 329.01329.01- 75. 81. 95. 113. Traffic Accident Spot Maps, Traffic Posters. Reaction Time in Auto Driving. Estimating the Cost of Accidents. Each (any selection): 1--$.34; 2--$.25; 10--$.17. 2 2 . Brakes and Stopping of Motar Vehicles. 72. Standard Reporting System for Accidental'Deaths. 92. Bicycles. 101. Setting Up Trof. Eng. In Your City. 106. Acc. Rec. as a Base for Planning Traffic Enforcement in Rural Areas. 107. Accident Records as a Base for City Enforcement Planning. Each (any selection); 1--$.6B; 2--$.51; 10--5.34. 89. Driver improvement Schools. Each: 1--$.90; 2 -$ .6 8 ; 10--$.46. 6 9 . Standard City Traffic Acc. Rep. Syst. Each: 1--$1.35; 2-$ 1 .0 0 ; 10--$.65. OTHER TRAFFIC SAFETY MATERIALS ; IN THIS CATALOG Employee Booklet . . . . . . . 24 Farm Safety Section . . . . . . 32 School & College Section . . . . 28 Film Section; ; Driver Training film Series . 17 Winter Driving. * . . . . . . 21 Sign. Take a Holiday . . . . . 21 3 2 9 .9 6 - 11. Stopping Distances 3 2 9 .9 6 - 12. How to Park Your C ar 329.96*13. Driving on Superhighways 3 2 9 .9 6 - 14. Children in the Car 3 2 9 .9 6 - 15. Traffic Courts on Trial 3 2 9 .9 6 - 16. Tips on Mountain Driving 3 2 9 .9 6 - 17. U Your Car Sick, Sick, Sick? 3 2 9 .9 6 - 18, Smart Drivers Use Seat Beits SIG NS OF LIFE KIT. Contains promotional publicity, and information materials on highway signs, signals, and markings. In cludes materials'for radio and newspaper publicity. :329.71. Each: $2.25. 329.96- 21. 329.96- 22. 329.96- 23. 329.96- 24. 329.96- 27. 329.96- 28. Uncontrolled Intersections Chemical Tests Protect You It's Called City Driving The Case For Traffic Enforcement Night Driving Accident Records GUIDE TO TRAFFIC SAFETY LITERATURE. A compilation - of the articles pamphlets, and-books on traffic safety that were pub lished in 1962. Listed by subject. 66 pages. 329 .9 6 - 29, When Your Car Stolls 329e?6"3(r Rural Driving 329*96-31-, Good Vision Protects You 329.96- 3 2 . Good Visibility is A Must 329.8 2 -5 . Each: $1.15. 329.96*33. Keep Your Eye On Your Tires SPEED REGULATION. The effects of speed of motor vehicles on traffic operations and methods of controlling speed. 36 pages. 6"x9". 329.15, Each: 1-S.40; W-$;32; V00$.25 CONGRESS TRANSACTIONS. Volume 24 contains the proceedings; of the traffic Sessions at-the National Safety Congress, including -major talk s,, panel .discussions' audience :participation. 022.33-24 . Eh:. TRAFFIC- FACT SHEETS. Safety Ups to drivers and pedestrians. One page, two sides each, one color. 329.96- 2. Boat Trailers 329.96- 3. Driver Improvement Schools 3 9 .9 6 -4 ., Traffic Low Uniformity 329.96- 5. Use of Turn Signals 329^96-7 329^96-8. 32996-9. Responsibility. In Auto Accident The Man with a License to Kill Drinlcing and Dnying 329.96- 34. School Buses 32 9 .9 6 - 35. The Senior Citizen In Traffic 32 9 .9 6 - 37. Signs Of Life, Know And Obey 3 2 9 .9 6 - 38 Creeping Killer (Carbon Monoxide) 329.96- 39, Rear End Collisions 329.96- 40. Seat Beits Work 329^96-41. Point Count Sysferr 329.96- 42. Bad Brakes Kill 329.96- 43. installation and Use of Seat Belts 329.96*46. Traffic Accident Facts--1963. Each (any selection): 50--$.056; 500-r$.039; 1--$ .7 5 ; 10--$.60. 329;96*10. Vota for Driver Education 1000--$.032; 5000^$.028; 10,000--$;023> 31 W Farm Safety Materials FARM SAFETY REVIEW. A safety magazine for agricultural leaders. Each issue con tains. ideas and program aids, technical articles for teachers; club leaders, others concerned with farm safety. 16 pages, SW xS W ', six issues a year (Jan., March, May,. July, Sept., Nov.). 6 1 1 .0 1 . Each (6. issue sub,); 1--$1.70 2 -5 1 .4 0 ; 1 0 -$ 1 .0 0 ; 100 --$.85) 1000r-$.68. Add $.46 per sub,-to countries-tslde US, C anada, and Pam. Am. Union. RURAL HIGHWAY SAFETY KIT. A program consisting of 36 color slides and script booklet, five pamphlets on safety on rural roads, and a program planning packet. 6 2 9 .4 1 . Each; 1--$8.45; 2 -5 7 .3 0 ; 10-$ 4 .7 5 . SAFETY COLOR CODE FOR AGRICULTURE. Adapted from ASA Color Code to insure uniformity with industrial coding. Copy free on request. CONGRESS TRANSACTIONS. Vol. 6 "Civic Leadership" contains the proceedings of the farm sessions at the National Safety Congress. 0 2 2 .3 & 4 , Each; -5V .00; 1 0 -$ .9 0 . FARM SAFETY DEM ONSTRATIONS. Outlines 14 demonstrations of farm safety prac tices. 629.23. Each; 1 -5 .3 7 ; 1 0 -5 .2 6 ; 1 0 0 - $.23. FARM SAFETY PLAYS. Seven plays on as pects, of farm safety, suitable for presen tation by persons of all ages, 629.25. Each; 1 -5 .3 7 ; 10--$.26; 100 -$ ,2 3 . FARM RESIDENT ACCIDENTS. Summarizes farm accident statistics--type of acci dents, age-groups, etc. 4 pages, 5Vi"x8l/i". 6 2 9 .2 1 .1 2 . Each; 5 0 -5 .0 2 5 ; 5 0 0 -5 .0 2 3 ; 1000 $.02. FARM SAFETY CARTOONS. Readers are challenged to pick out the unsafe practices hidden in the pictures. ' 629.26-1 "W hat' Wrong With ThU Picture?" 6 2 9 ,2 6 -2 "Fatal Farm Pollies." Each (ciny selection); 50--5.025; 500--$.021; 1000-5,019. MAKE YOUR FARM SAFE. Six-page check' list of hazards on the farm, in the farm. home. 699.21. Each; 5 0 -5 .0 2 5 ; 5 00-5.023; ` 1000-5.021. CORRECT THIS HAZARD. Hang-on tag that can be used to identify hazards that need fixing around the farm. 6 8 1 .7 1 . Each; 50-- $.025; 5 0 0 -5 .0 2 3 ; 1000-5,021. POSTER, "TEN TIPS FOR FARM SAFETY." Two colors, size 17"x23'\ 6B 1.2 3 -7 2 4 2 B . Each; 1 -5 .4 0 ; 1 0 -5.281; 1 0 0 -5.236; 1 0 0 0 5.191. N A TIO N A L FARM SAFETY WEEK The annual national observance of farm safety, jointly sponsored by NSC and the USDA. Write to Farm Dept., NSC for free kit of "safety week" materials. FARM SAFE PRACTICES LEAFLETS. Four to six page leaflets on many phases of farm safety. 5W 'x8W ". 699.31. Each (any selec tion); 50 -5 .0 2 5 ; 500-5.023; 1000-5.021. Use stock number and leaflet number when ordering (l.e. 699.31-114, etc.) ELECTRICITY 6 9 9 .3 1 - 13 Heat Lamp Broodlng699.31- 5 7 Planning A Safe Farm Electrical System 699.31- 3 2 Safeguarding Home Electrical Services FALLS 699 .3 1 -85 Falls Kill, Ladder Safety Pays 699 .3 1 -64 Prevent Falls on Steps 6 9 9 .3 1 - 107 Preventing Falls, Emphasis Guide 699.31699.31699.31699.31- 699.31699.31699.31- FIRE 109 Fire Prevention, Emphasis Guide 111 Fire Safety Projects 22 Lightning Protection on the Farm 108 Planned Fire Escape for Your Family 5 0 Prevent Farm Fires 7 9 Use Farm Fuels Safely 7 3 When A Farm Fire Starts 699.31699.31- 699.31699.31699.31699.31- GENERAL FARM 88 Are You Careless With Pesticides? 52 Farm Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia 15 How Ta Lift 6 3 Safety With Farm Fencing 68 Sharp Tools Are Safer Tools 61 . Woodlot Hazards 699.31- 699.316 9 9 .3 1699.31- 699.31699.31699.31699.31699.31- HOME AND FAMILY 117 Emergency Treatment--What Would You Do? (resuscitation) 112 Funny Book (Child Safety) 91 Home Safe; Home on th Farm 42 Is Your Farm Safe For Your Children? 86 Jobs for Juniors 116 Planning far Family Safety 77 Safe Work Clothing 101 This Man Is Mowing Safely 110 Your Electrical Appliances PROGRAM INFORMATION AND AIDS .6 9 9 .3 1 -1 1 4 Accident Reporting 6 9 9 .3 1 - 119 Are They Getting Your Message? (communications) 6 9 9 .3 1 - 102 Clean-Up, Fix-Up, A Family Affair 699 .3 1 - 41 Community Farm-Safety Programs 6 9 9 .3 1 - 118 Moral Responsibility in Rural Safety 699 .3 1 - 7 0 Safety Exhibits Prevent Accidents 699.31699.31699.31- RECREATION 104 Boating 9 0 Farm Pond and 87 Hunting Safety Irrigation Safety TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY 6 9 9 .3 1 - 106 Corn Picker Safety Starts at Home 6 9 9 .3 1 - 55 Harvest Safely 699 .3 1 - 7 8 Hay Harvest Safety 6 9 9 .3 1 - 1 I S Needed--Trained, Mature, Alert Tractor Operators 699 .3 1 - 8 ! Pick More Corn Safely 6 9 9 .3 1 - 120 Tractor Safety Program Guide TRAFFIC - RURAL 6 9 9 .3 1 - 113 Any Time Is Train Time 6 9 9 .3 1 - 80 Can You Stop In Time? 699 .3 1 - 97 Enforcement for Safety 699.31- 95 Improving O ur Roads 6 9 9 .3 1 - 96 Laying Down the Law 6 9 9 .3 1 -3 0 ' Safe Farm Driveways 699.31- 98 Safety's Silent Guides 69 9 .3 1 - 43 Safe Winter Driving 699.31*94 The Man Behind the Wheel 6 9 9 .3 1 - 100 Your Programming Aids In Rural Highway Safety Conditions & Terms/Film Rental & Preview ORDERING INFORMATION: CONDITIONS AND TERMS D isco u n ts. NSC members, schools, col leges, public libraries receive a 20% dis may run plus-minus 4% of quantity or dered. (including A.P.O. and F.P.O.), Canada and Pan American Union. count on materials shown in this catalog. Government agencies (federal, state, mu P e s te r s : If you subscribe to "B" or "C" size posters, or to "School" posters, you F o r e ig n S h ip m e n ts . On shipments to for nicipal) receive 10% discount. Excep can have posters imprinted at a charge of eign countries (Canada and Pan Ameri tion: items marked "net" are not subject to discount. $2.55 a month. Plus an initial charge for can Union excepted) an additional charge equal to 10% of the order will be added the electroplate ($14.00 for "B" posters and $23,60 for "C" posters). (except on subscription items where a postage surcharge is indicated). The P a y m e n t. Invoices are payable in US funds. Terms of payment on invoices: 30 M a g a z in e s : Safe Worker-Safe Driver-- $2.55 per month, regardless of quantity. Council does not pay customs duties, sup ply ocean bills of lading, cubic foot and days net. Exception: invoices for National Safety Calendars are 5% 30 days or 3% Family Safety--$35.60 per year (200-499 subscriptions); no charge (500 or more weight data, or provide export packing for overseas shipments. 30 days depending on date of purchase. subscriptions). Additional charge for each change of imprint. 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Quantity prices are shown in this tations. in a manner that conveys the impression way: 1-$1.0D; 2-$.90: 10-$.80f 100--$.70, C u sto m I m p r in tin g : Imprints in special that they are members. Neither members nor non-members may use Council mate etc. These prices should be interpreted as colors, or using trademarks or logotypes-- rials in such a manner that conveys the follows: 1 copy of the item is priced at write for quotation. impression that the Council has approved one dollar; 2 to 9 copies are ninety cents each, etc. On some items the first quantity N o n -S u b sc rip tio n M a te ria ls : Booklets, any commercial product or service; is a l2 of TO or 50. This first number is the leaflets, and other non-subscription mate rials--$11.00 for first 1000, $5.00 for Returned M erchandise. A small service minimum quantity that can be ordered. Example: 50--$.10, This means the mini each additional 1000. Additional $2.00 charge will be made on accepted return mum order is 50 copies at a price of ten per 1000 for color other than black; addi of materials, except where such return is cents each. tional $3.50 per 1000 for two colors. to correct an error or omission on the part of the Council. Imprinting Allow three weeks for delivery (unless longer time is indicated in this catalog). Because of special printing, imprint orders S h ip m e n t. Prices, unless otherwise noted, are F.O.B. destination--shipped cheapest way to the nearest post office, freight or express office within the United States A d d r e s s O r d e r s a n d I n q u ir ie s to : National Safety Council, 425 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, III. 60611. Dial 527-4800. S FILM RENTAL AND PREVIEWING INFORMATION Rentals. Unless otherwise indicated, NSC films are available on rental. Orders and correspondence regarding film rentals should be addressed to offices of NSC film agents.- --- Eastern USA, Association Films, Broad - & Elm, Ridgefield, New Jersey. Telep o n e WH S-8200. Midwest USA. Association Films, 561 Hillgrove, LaGrange, 111. Telephone . 352-3377.: WesternUSA. Association Films, 25358 Cypress, Hayward, Cal. Telephone 7830100. - Southwest USA. Association Films, 162TOrori, Dallas, Texas. Telephone RI 8-8759. ' " Canada. Canadian Film Institute, 1762 Carling Avenue, -Ottawa 3, Ontario, Canada. Telephone 729-6193. Rental charges (one week or fraction thereof) are as follows: 16mm black &white..................$11.00 16mm color ............... 22.00 Exception: "For Experts Only" 11.00 35mm Mack &w h ite ......................... 6.30 35mm color ........................... 6.30 Rental charges are net--no discount. Invoices for rental fees will be issued by the rental agent and should be paid to the agent. However, if you have a service credit account with NSC you can have the film rental fee charged against this ac count. When placing an order with the film agent simply mark your order "Bill National Safety Council." The invoice will be sent to NSC and a deduction will be made from your service credit account. Preview s. To preview a film prior to pur chase, address your order to NSC, indi cating that you want the film for preview. The film will be sent to you by the film agent and should be returned to the agent after your preview. If you decide to buy the film send your order to NSC, and-a new print of the film will be sent to you. There is no charge for a preview if you order the film within two weeks of your preview. If yu do not order-the film; the charge for preview is the same, as for rental (see rental price schedule above). To hold down the cost oi preview, we sug gest that if you are; interested in: ,a ,film: , sris you order just one Of th films in the series for preview. You will probably be able to tell if you want to buy the series after seeing this one film--and should you decide against purchase the cost will- be much less than for previewing the entire series.; ' - 33 . 'V . Sflmy.<iioQ.kf)r25 Accd;6nt>iiaiys s 6 ' ^dert Fcts/6 ' cdnt Happens to Sam (film), 20 Accident Preventers (leaflets^ 23 : Accident prevention Manual, S . Accident. Rales Pamphlets, 6 /'Accident Record Forms, --^Hospital;# -^In d u strial,-6. : --Motor Transport, 6 ! ; "--Student, 29 --Traffic, 30 . ;Admlmstrstlva Units, S . Alcoholic Influence Report Form, 30 AmbassadorPen & Pencil, 11 : Anatomy of Fire,.(booklet), 26 Are Yotr Safety Conscious? '(checklist), 27 Art of Being Passed (film), 17 Ashtray, Green Crss, 13 Award of'Honor./Merit Replica, 14 Awards, Employees/Driver, 1043 B Baby Sitter. Safety packet, 27 Backing Accidente Campaign, 22 /Badge, Satety'Cbmmittee. 12 Banners, Safety, 14 : Bre,Minimum (film), 36 ; .Be .Your Own- Traffic Judge (booklet), 24 Bedside Manner (booklet), 24 Belt Buckle.OriverAward, 10 Best-Present of Afl,(leaflet)., 25 Better Driving Is Better /Business, 4 .Big Payoff (booklet), 23 Billboard Posters, 14 ; Bltiepririt of Community Action for:Hbnte Safety (leaflet), 27 Booklets, 23*26 Bookmark-Ruler, Safety Everywhere, 22 Books;``*5 Bumper Strips, Safety . \Everywhere,22. Burris,.How to Prevent . (leaflet), 26 Business Machines, Safety / '^Checkpoints for, 30: Butterflies jn-Your Stomach 19 Buttons, o. Accident Award, 12 c . . . =Calendar,,National Safety; 27 i 'Cail 'Em on-the Carpet (film), 19 ' Campaigns, Special Safety, 22 ...Cards, Dash, 16 .! Case f'Citfttard Corner ' .(film), 20` ' Cause for-Alarm-(film); 20 Certificate,-Expert Driver. 10 Challenge to Management of ` ;:-Off the./Ob Accidents, 5; /Champ Becomes Deaf & Blind . (fliiri); 17'.. >' Child Safety i n the- Dangerous . Vepre (booklet), 26. ; Citation Pesi; 13 Classification of Motor Vehicle' / Traffic.Accidente, Manual, 31 Coffee Breaks & Other Fractures . .(booklet), 23 . College &.University Safety., 28*29 `.Comic Book Safety . Evefywhere(v22 ; Combiuiiibation. for Safety Film r./.; Series, 2.8 . Complete. Mdtr Trsnsportaon. /Service/# .;Conditions &Terms, ,33 . . / Condress.Transactions, 5 : /Cdhstructlbtf.-;/.';/.'.' ' '* .- . '^Faiis PryentlonvProgram, 22 7 ..;.^Lo8(!ets,:`23.i1' / : rS-Safiy ;talks;7 , . Correct fitte Hararch ' : v-VFrin Safely Tog), 32 ; .Cfnhrj .Contacis wItii Overhead - :I0wr tia ;(Sifoty Slides), 35 : O rig in DHYQr-Jucbiibii, 29 7"CUI|;Uhk8f:Drlvbr Awtiiil, :D t-Rrwni (Mluty, 26 D v04h)(ihtf? Tftlir (IlflDkW), 23 W IB Date Sheets -- Industrial Seres, 6 --School Series, 28 --Farm Series, 32 --Traffic Series, 31 Decais (Stickers), Safety, 16 Decide, to be Safe (film), 20 Defensive Driving (bookiet), 24 Defensive Driving Filin Senes, 17 Development ofTire Emergency Programs (Hospitals), 5 Displays; 14-15 Don't be a Sitting Duck (film), 17 Don't be Alarmed (booklet), 24 Down at the Office, (film), 20 Driver Awards, 10 Driver Education Materiel, 29-30 Driver in the Dark (booklet), 25 Driver Reminders, 16 Driver Training. Materials (see Motor Transport) Drums, Safe Handling of, (film). 21 E Easel, Safetygraph. 6 Easy on the Eyes (film)..20 Eiderfy, Safety Hints for, (leaflets), 26 Emergency Removal of Patients &. First Aid Fire Fighting, 4 Everybody's Different (fiim), 19 Everywhere All the Time (film). 21 Exam, Safety, for Supervisors, 5 Expert Driver Award Certificate, 10 Expert Driving Film Series, 17 Experts Count 'Em All (film), 17 . F Fact Finding Not Fault Finding (film), 18 Fail Safe (leaflets)) 26 Fails Are No Fun (film), 20 Falls Aren't Funny (booklet), 23 Fails, How to Prevent Homo (leaflet), 26 Falls of Ground in Mines, 22 Family Emergency Almanac, 26 Family Safety Magazine, 27 Farm Safety Materials, 32 Farm Safaty Review Magazine, 32 Films, 17-21 --Directory of Safety, 4 --Preview & Rental, 33 Fire Booklets, 24,26 Fire Checklist (School), 30 Fife Emergency Programs (Hospitals),. 5 Fire, How to Fight (Safety Slides), 35 Firearms, How to Handle (leaflet), 26 First Aid, Pocket Guide to, 23 Five Minute Safety Talks, 7 Flags, Green Cross, 14 Fleet Safety .(See Motor Transport) Fleet Safety Manual, 4 Food Service Checklist,'30 Football,"Highlights (film), 21 For Experts Only (booklet), 24 For Experts Only (film)", 17 Foreman Training Courses ' --films, 18-19, 35 --Home Study, 8 --Pamphlet Series, 4 -S-T-E-P Program, 8 Foresight Not Hindsight (film), 18 Forms, Accident Record, 6, 30^ Foundation tor Safe living, 297 Fragile Handle Feelings With Care (fiim)i';I9 Fred Flame (booklet), 24. Freight Handling Safety (film), 20 Friendly Machmes (film)i 20 Fun on;e' Bite (booWetV26 Fundamentals, of Industrial Safety (traimng course), 8 ' . ' . O' Get. a Grip-on Yourself (film), 20 Get a Load of This (booklet),: 23 Giant Hands of. industry (film), 20 GraphicAfis Manual , Study Guide),-4 '<, dray Day for'O'Grady (film), 19,21 - brean Cross Emblam.. . --Merchandise, 10-13 flmc/i.Cf4 Fing, 14 . . Qnriis Illustrated, 4 Guanj Duty (film), 36 Guide to Traffic Safety literature, 31 ' H Hand Tools (Safety Slides), 35 Handbook of Accident Prevention, 5 Hard Hat (special emphasis program), 22 Have Fun (vacation booklet). 26 Hezerd Hunting (booklet), 26 Heade You Win (booklet), 23 Help Yourself to Safety (Him), 20 Highways &Holidays (leaflet), 25 Home Accident Facts (leaflet), 27 Home Economics Unit Supplement, 29 Home Fire Posterette, 26 Home Safety Materials, 27 Home Safety Program Kit, 27 Home Study Course for Foreman, 8. Honor Guard Pen & Pencil, 11 Honor Raff, National School. 29. Hospital Safety Materials --Accident Report Forms, 6 --Emergency Removal & First-Aid Fire Fighting, 4 . --Fire Emergency Programs, 5 --Manual, 5 How to Avoid,Two Car Crash . (booklet), 25 How to Follow Safely (film), 17 How to Make Safety Speech, 5 How to Pass Safely (film), 17 Human Factors in Safety Film Series, 19 1 if You Took Your Family to Work (film), 21 Illustrated Safety Devices, 4-5 Imprinting Information, 33 In Case of Accident (film), 17 incentives, 10-13 Industrial Accident Record. Forms, 6 industrial Date Sheets, 6 industrial Hygiene, Training Course, 8 Industrial Supervisor Magazine, 3 Instructors Guide (for Super visors. Safety Manual), 5 Is Your Home Fallproof? (leaflet), 26 It's en Order (film), 19 it's the Little Things that Count (film), 18 J jumbo Posters, 14 Keep 'Em Roiling (film), 21 Keep It Clean (film), 21 Keep Rblling with Safety in Winter Weather (bookiet), 25 Keep Your Distance' {special emphasis program), 22. Key Man Film Series, 18 Key Tags, --NSC Award, 13 --Safety Everywhere, 22 Key to Good Speaking (film), 19 l laboratory Glassware (film), 21 Lapel Pin, Green Cross, 12 Lessons, Safety, 28 Let Everybody Help (film), 18. Let Habit Help (film), 20 Let Them Know (film), 36 Let's Talk About Safety (film), 18 Lighter, Cigarette --Driver Award, 10 --Green. Cross, 12 Look Stop Becking Accidents (special emphasis program), 22 Magazines, 3 Make Safety Their Responsibility . Top, 29 MakeYour Farm.Safe (checklist), 32 Manuals, 4-5 M arlne.O ll F ired W atertube Boilers, Manual, 4 Materials Handling --Get a Load of This (booklet), 23 --Mind Over Matter (film), 36 --Saf Handling of Materials, (film)-. 21 --You Can Handle it (film), 21 Medallion; Fiftieth Anniversary, 13 Men & Motives in Safety Supervision, 4 Mind Over Matter (film), 36 Mining Safety Slides (Fells of Persons Underground), 35 Money Clip, Driver Award, IQ More Gravy Sir (booklet), 24 Motor Transport --Accident Forms, 6 --Administrative Units, 9 --Booklets, 24 --Dash Cards, 16 --Driver Awards, 10 --Films, 17 --Magazine, 3 --Safety Talks, 7 --Safetygraphs, 6 : --Service, 9 --Special Campaigns, 22 H National Directory of Safety FHms. 4 National Farm Safety Week, 32 National Football League Games (film), 21 National Safety Calendar, 27 National Safety Congress Transactions, 5 National Safely News, 3. National Standard Checklist for Teaching Home Safety, 30 Newsletters, 3 Ninety Day Flash (film), 17 No Accident Award Buttons & Pins, 12 No Laughing Matter (film), 21 No One Else Can Do it (film), 18 Not Even One Chance (fiim), 20 Now You're Talking (film), 19 O OH-the-Job Safety, (Safety Slides). 35 Qff*toe*Job Safety Kit, 4 Off-the-Job Accidents, Challenge to Management, 5 Office Safety --Coffee Breaks (booklet), 23 --Supervisors Handbook, 4 On Your Feet (film), 19 Ordering Information, 33 Outdoor Posters, 14 P Packing Your Future with Safety (film), 21 Passenger Safety (booklet), 24 Pans & Pencils, 11 Pennant, NSC Award, 14 Pennants, Safaty Everywhere, 22 People Ara All Alike (film), 19 People Are the Puzzle (film), 18 Personal Side of Safety Fiim Series, 20 Petroleum, Safety Talks, 7 Pick Your Safety Target (film), 21 Pins & Buttons 12 Plan tor Prevention (film), 36 Plastic Posters, 15 Plastics Safety Handbook, 4 Pocket Book of Speech Formulas, 5 Pocket Guide to First Aid, 23 Pocket. Protector; 12 Point of No Return (film), 18 Poisoning, How to Prevent (leaflet),-26. . Policies &Practices for School Safety Patrols, 29 "POP" Posters, 2 Portrait of a Missing Link, 25 Posters, 15, 28, 31, 32 Poster Lites, 15 Pot Holder, Safety Everywhere Campaign, 22 Power of Speech (film), 19 Power Press Safety Manual, 4 Presentation Pen &Pencil, 11 Preventable or Not? (film), 17 Preview & Rental. Films. 33 Professional code for Defensive Driving (booklet); 24 Professional Safe Driving (film series), 17 Public Utilities' --Training Course, 8 --Safety Talks, T Putting Sparkle into Exhibits, 27 Q Quarry Operations, Manual, 4 R Railroad, Safety Talk, 7 Ramp Safety (film), 35 Replicas, NSC Award, 14 Rental 8 Preview, Film, 33 Reporting Accidents, Forms, 6 Rhyme & Reason for Safety, 5 Ring the Beil (film), 19 Ruier-Bookmerk, Safety Everywhere, 22. Rules for Safety (booklet), 23 Run toe Team (film), 36 Rural Highway Safety Kit, 32 S Safe As You Know How (fiim), 20 Safe as You Make It (film), 21 Safa Driver Awards, 20 Safe Driver Magazine, 3 Safe Handling of Drums (film), 21 Safe Handling of Materials (film), 21 Safe In Hand (film), 21 Safe Worker Magazine, 3 Safety Attitudes (Safety Slides), 35 Safety & the Foreman Film Series, 18 Safety Banners, 14 Safety Case Histories (film), 29 Safety Color Code for Agriculture, 32 Safety Committee --Badge, 12 --Bookiet, 5 Safety Cubes (game), 12 Safety Devices & Ideas, 4, 5 Safety Doesn't Happen (film), 21 Safety Education Data Sheets, 28 Safety Education Magazine, 28 Safety Education Reprints, 30 Safety Everywhere Campaign, 21, 22 Safety Exam for Supervisors, 5 Safety Fiim Directory, 4 Safety Guide for Unions, 4 Safar Handbook for Office Supervisors, 4 Safety in Quarry Operations, 4 Safety is In Order (film), 36 Safety Is No Accident (booklet). 23 Safety Lessons, 28 Safety Management Film Series, 36 Safety Manual for Graphic Arts Industry, 4 Safety Manuel for Marine Oil Fired Watertube Boilers, 4 Safety Monographs for Colleges & Universities, 29 Safety Newsletters, 3 Safety Record (film), 20 Safety Slides, 35 Safety Stickers, 16 Safety Talks, 7 Safety Training-Institute, 8 Safety Wise Film Series, 20 Safetygraphs, 6 School Bus --Accident Record Form, 6 --Supervisor's Guide, 4 School Safaty Materials, 28*30 Scoreboard, Accident, 22 Seat Belts Save Lives (booklet), 25 Secret of Supervision (fiim), 19 Sell Safety (film)., 36 Self-Teaching Education Program (STEP), 8 Setting 'Em Straight (film), 18 Shock, How to Stop (Safety Slides), 35 Shoulder Patch, Driver Award, 10 Showmanship in Safety, 5 Signs-of Life --Film, 21 --Kit, 31 --Leaflet) 25 --Streamers, 31 Signs Take a Holiday (film) 21 Simple Do it Yourself Project (booklet), 24 Skid Stuff (bookiet), 25 Skill is Your Business (film), 1771 Sdes, Safety, 35 . Slogans (Rhyme & Reason for Safety); 5 Smooth Operation (film), 21 Snake Bite Manual, 4 So You're New Around Here % (fiim), 21 I Speeches, Safety M\ --Books, 5, 6, 7 --Rims, 18*19 M Speed Regulation, 31 -' Speedometer Story (booklet), 26 Stay Right Stay Safe (film), 17 : STEP Program, 8 J| : Stickers. 22 --Display (Safety Everywhere)^ --Hard Hat, 22 | --Dashboard, 16 #. --Safety (Industrial), 16 f . Stop Accidents Right Smack in # Front of You (booklet), 24 % Streamers, Signs of Life, 31 Student Accident Reporting, 29 ^ Sucker Bets (booklet). 23 Supervising for Safety Film Series, 19 % Supervisors Safety Manual, 5 T*. Tailboard Talks, 7 ^ Take a Look at the Odds ,v (film), 17 Take a Talkie Break (film), 18 Take Time to Live (film), 21 Talk Topics, 7 Teaching Safety on the Job (film), 19 K Teamwork for Safety (film), 19 Ten Long Minutes (film), 21 '% They Care Take Care (leaflet), 25 Tie Bar, Driver Award, 10 Traffic Accident Record Forms, 30.1 Traffic Safety Materials, 30*31 Training Courses, 8 Transactions. Congress, 5 ' Trial in Error (leaflet), 25 Turnpike Turnabout (booklet), 25 '- Two Car Crash, How to Avoid (booklet), 25 Two Steps to Safety (film), 20 . U Unions, Safety Guide for, 4 V Vacation Safety , 21 -- Booklets, --Film, 26 % .. ! w Watch Your Handicap (film), 17 4 Watches, 10 Welcome to the Job (construclioh-'i leaflets), 23 What Right of Way (film). 17 What They Don't Know Can Hurt -4 (film), 18 What Would You Miss? (booklet), 23 \ 4 What's the Difference (booklet),' 24- What's Your Safety IQ? (film), 2i;| Where Do Your Kids Play? 1 , (bookiet), 26 Vi Winter Driving j --Booklets, 25 1 --Film, 21 .* Woodworking Machines (film), 214 Y You & Your Safety Committee,, 5 YoU Can Handle It (film). 21 4 Yoii Can Take'll with You i- (film), 21 '* You're the Key Man (film), 18 Your Future. Keep It Clean (booklet), 24 A ' A; safety slides Safety Slides consists of a series of 2" color slides and a script booklet which together provide the material for a safety training session. The slides use attractive easy-to-follow illustrations. The script booklet gives a full comm entary on each slide, and also contains ideas for holding effective training meetings. Slides, and script booklet come in a sturdy shipping-storage container. 176.01. 176.02. 176.03. 176.04. 176.05. 176.06. Safelf Attitudes. How to Stop Shock, How to Fight Fire. Hand Tools. Portable Ladders, Safety Off the Job. Each (any selection): 1--$17; $12.40. 2~$14.60; 10-113.50; 1GQ- Special Industry Safety Slides. 129.71. Crane Contacts with Overhead Power tines. 25 slid* & script. Each: $10.40 any quantity. 129.11. Falls of Persons Underground. (Mining.) 34 slides & script. Each: $14.20 any quantity. 129.13. Ramp Safety. (Air Transport.) 15 i.lides & script. Each: $6.90 any quantity. safety management Here is a much-needed film series that presents the eight fundamental areas of accident prevention in eight highly believable and realistic film episodes. The films all feature two main characters-- an imaginative young safety director and an experienced practical-minded foreman. These two men are planning a series of safety meetings for their company foremen. Together they dis cuss accidents that have happened to their employees, and measures that could have prevented these accidents. They discuss the supervisors role in accident prevention (both their opportunities and limitations), and construct audio visual demonstrations that illustrate principles of accident prevention. The result is a series of interesting and entertaining safety films that have good acting, good dialogue, believable characters, realistic situations. "Safety M anagement" is very likely the most successful presentation on the funda mentals of accident prevention ever made on film. SPECIFICATIONS & PRICES There are eight films in the series, each approximately 10 minutes long. Films are 16mm sound/motion, available in either B&W or color. A 32-page le a d e rs g u ide which in cludes quizzes on each film, discussion points, and training session ideas is provided with each series ordered. T48.00. B&W version. Each (series of 8 films)- ]--$540; 2 --$500; 10--$490. 148.10. Color version. Each (series of 8 films); 1--$980; 2-$910; TG-$890. Films in this series not available on rental. See page 33 for previewing in formation. Films in this series may be purchased individually, at these prices. C olor version, each: 1--$133-; 2--$124; 10--$121. B&W version, each: 1--$74; 2--$68; 10--$66. 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