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\ ^ t-i INDEX Volume I. ABC Session, Minutes, 289-331. Accident Statistics: "Accident situation In the chemical industry", (Whitte- more), 567-569. Automotive Section, 453-454. Construction industry, 650. Electric railways. In. ``Interesting: . the man on the job in safety", (Allison), 110-111. , In "Where the accidents happen", (Dean). 426. "Major emphasis in accident preven tion", (MacKinnon). 860-863. Ohio statistics, 659-660. Report of Committee' on Uniform Acci- det Statistics, 757. "Statistical review of the accident ex periences of electric railways", (Whittemore). 750-753. "Statistics^--an aid to accident preven tion", (Prouty), 934-937. Accidents: "Where the accidents happen", (Dean). 424-427. Accidents---Costs: Discussion. 931. In "Why safety in construction work?" (McLean), 657-659. "Incidental cost of accidents to the em ployer", (Heinrich). 291-29S. . Adams, H. H-: "Design and maintenance of equipment as a factor in safety", 718--721. Adams, W. W.: "`Safety in the quarry in dustry," 558-564. Advertising: "Advertising what the reader will buy", (Fulcipher), 887-889. Agnew, P- G.: "Safety codes as company tools", 384-386. Allison, H. O.: "Interesting the man on the job in safety", 107-111. American Society of Safety Engineers: (See Engineering Section) Annealing Chains: Progress report A. S. S. E.--Engineering Section Research Committee on the effects of annealing on chains, (Thalner), 400-407. Annual Banquet: (See. Banquet) Annual Meeting of Members: (See Busi ness Section). Arkills, M. E.: "How to secure the con fidence of the operating heads", 311 312. Arm Injuries: "Hand and arm injuries", (Starling), 443-447. Arms, E.: "Plant housekeeping and its relation to fire hazards", 224-227. Armstrong. P. W.: "Care of injured in small plant". 111-114. Associated General Contractors: "Acci dent prevention activities", (Rich ards). 673-680. Automotive Section: Joint meeting with Power Press Section, 477-499. Minutes, 421-475. ' Nominating committee report, 449-450. Officers, 421. Report of officers, (Dunnebacke), 422. Report of Statistics Committee, (Cotch- er), 423. Aviation: Resolution, 36-37. "Safety the first essential for progress in air transport", (Guggenheim), 48-52. Back Sprains: Discussion, 118-119. Backhaus, A. A.: "Dangers from static electricity in the handling of sol vents", 581-587. Banquet: Minutes, 75-96. Beck, E. B-: Report of Chairman, En gineering Section, 383. Bennett, H. K.: "Radio talk to the chil dren", 766-770. "Utilizing the radio", 761-766. Blank, E. F.: "Inter-plant no-accident competitions", 158-162. Body Injuries: "Head and body injuries in industry", (Mullen), 462-4S7. Bonus Systems: ``Application of a cash accident prevention bonus", (Loney), 433-491. ' Discussion, 492-493; 497-498. Discussion on bonus system for benefit associations, 831-832. Boswell, F. W.: "Employees' publication In accident prevention", 436-442. Brain Injuries, (See Head Injuries.) Brakes: Discussion on electric railway brake inspection, 723-724. Brakes--'Electric Railways: Discussion, 760. - Bramraeler, H- J.: "Safety Sam and The Careful Twins--Handy Andy and Ready Eddy", 86-90. Brigades, (See Fire Prevention). Brown, L. M.: "Courtesy and Its relation to accident prevention", 714-716. Bulletin Boards: In "Interplant No-Acci dent competitions", (Blank), 16C. Burns: Bibliography on chemical burns, 610. Discussion, 467-468. Discussion on chemical turns, 612-617. "First aid treatment of chemical burns of the eye", (Cosgrove), 606-610. "Initial treatment of chemical bums of the eye", (Hubbard), 611-612. Business Section: Minutes, 7-45. Cade. R. E.: "Employees' publication safe ty value to food workers, 920-922. Cameron, W. H.: Annual report of Man aging Director, 38-43. Campaigns--Industrial: Discussion, 152 153. In "How to organize for safety", (Ellerd), 146. Portland Cement Association contest, (Curtis), 503-507. Inter-plant No-Accident competition, (Blank), 158-162. Campaigns--Public: "Safety campaigns and stunts", (Penland), 33-687. Campbell, J. C.: "Prevention of eye In juries", 427-423. Cattail, Dr. E. J.: "Bigger men, broader views and better business", 65-71. Cement Industry: "Fixing accident re sponsibility", (White), 531-537. "How can a. mill with a perfect record, keep it up?" (W'eitknecht), 538-542. "How to Interest men in their own safety", (Sabin), 510-517. Report of Secretary, (Curtis), 503-507. Cement Section: Joint luncheon - with Quarry and Mining Sections, 557r564. 961 962 Sixteenth Safety Congress Joint session with Quarry Section, 529- o5o. Membership, 529. Minutes, 501-528. Nominating- Committee report, 531. Officers, 501. Report of Secretary, (Curtis), 503-507. Chains: Discussion on tests, 409-411. . Machine for subjecting chains to re peated loading, 404. Progress report, A. S. S. E---Engineer ing Section Research Committee on the effects of annealing on chains, (Thalner), 400-407. (See also Annealing Chains). Challis, 1*. M.: "Safety committees--a ne cessity or a nuisance", 104-106. Chemical Industry: "Accident situation in the chemical industry", (Whittemore), 567-569. "Chemical plant from the standpoint of the foreman", (Streeter), 623-625. "Chemical plant safety from the stand point of the insurance carrier", (Ja cobs). 626-630. Discussion on where accidents occur, 570Prevention of accidents in chemical la boratories", (Stillman), 571-577. "Safe preparation of tanks and other chemical apparatus for repairs and inspection", (Rowland), 592-594. (See also Burns; Laboratories). Chemical Section: Membership Committee report, 592. Minutes, 565-643. Nominating Committee report, 591. Officers. 565--566. Children--Safety Work "With: In "Safe ty campaigns and stunts", (Penland), 6S3-6S7. Your job and my job". (Prendergast), S0-S1. 'Radio talks to the children", (Ben nett), 766-770. "Safety Sam and the S7-90. "Utilizing the radio", 766. Careful Twins", (Bennett), 761 Chlorine: Discussion on leakage in chlo rine cylinders. 57S. Classification of Causes of Accidents: Dis cussion, 117. In "How I would seek safety in a manufacturing plant", (Kaems), 181 182. In "Machine hazards in the food indus try", (Rice), 947-950. Cleaning Plants. (See Static Electricity). Climer, K. W.: "Successful employees' benefit associations", 782-7S4. Clubs--Industrial: In "How to organize for safety". (EHerd). 147. Coal--Dust: Discussion on dust hazards in handling coal, 942-944. Codes: Report of the Steering Committee on . Research Standards and Codes, 393-39G. "Safety codes as company tools", (Agnew). 3S4-3S6. Committees: Discussion on recommenda tions of committee on form of disci pline, 733-734. In ___"Fluting accident (White), 533-534. responsibility", "Organization and functioning of safe ty committees", (Koehler), 729-733. "Safety committees--a necessity or a nuisance". (Challis), 104-106. Community, Safety: (See Public Safety). Company Magazines: (See Plant Publica tions). . Competition: In "How to interest men In their own safety", (Sabin), 513. "Inter-plant No-Accident competitions", (Blank), 15S-162. "Safety In the Quarry industry'', (Adams), 55S-564. (See also Bonus Systems). Compulsory Automobile Insurance: (See Insurance--Automobile). Conductivity of Liquids: Table. 583. Conferences: Report of Steering Commit tee on Regional Safety Conferences, (Hurlbutt). 391-392. Conover, R. G.: "Some editorial prob lems", S64-S59. Construction: "Accident prevention activ ities of the Associated General Con tractors", (Richards), 673-680. "Health and the construction indus try", (Wilzbach), 651-653. "Keeping out of the rut in safety work", (Morris). 667-671. Ohio Statistics. 659-660. "Protecting the public", (Langner), 687 691. "Why safety in construction work?" (McLean), 654 -659. Construction Section: Address of Wel come, (Soilitt), 646-647. Annual report of the Secretary, (Rob inson), 648-650. Construction Section--Continued. Bulletin Committee, (Tubesing), 654. Membership, 650. Minutes, 645-692. Nominating committee report. 666-667. Officers, 645-646. Resolution on field secretary need, 681. Statistics, 650. . Contests: Discussion of contest rules, 163 166. Discussion of difference in department al hazard, 162. Employees' Publication Section prize contest committee report, 876-881; 904. "Inter-plant No-Accident competitions'', (Blank), 158-162. " Portland Cement Association, (Curtis), 503-507. "Relationship of accident prevention contests as run in works' papers to employees' benefit associations", (Wilkins), 827-830. "Reward for contributors to employees' magazines", (Kupferer), 873-875. Conveyors, (See Screw Conveyca). Cooperation: "Securing the cooperation of the plant management", (Reninger), 149-152. "With representatives of other local companies", (Henry), 128-131. Cosgrove, Dr. K. W.: "First aid treat ment of chemical burns of the eye", 606-610. Costs of Accidents, (See Accidents, Costs) Courtesy: "Its relation to accident pre vention", (Brown), 714-716. Courts. Safety: In "How to interest men in their own safety", (Sabin), 512. / Index . 963 Curtis, A. J. R.: Report of Secretary, 503 507. /. Curtis, T.: "Synopsis of the best things which have been brought out in pre vious Congresses", 698-703. Cutting1 Oils: Discussion, 499-470. Cylinders, (See also Chlorine cylinders; gas cylinders.) Dalton, A. C.: "Safety on the high seas", 17-27. / Dean, T. N: "Where the/ accidents hap pen", 424-427. 7 Dempster, J.:. "Employees' publications, plant papers, or house organs?" 889 892. "Relationship of mutual benefit asso ciations to the safety problems, 799 802. 1 Dermatistis: Discussion on nickel-itch, 468-470. Directors of N. S. C.: 4-6. Discipline: Discussion, 303-304. "How should men responsible for acci dents be disciplined", (McClain), 299 302. Letter, 313-315. Diseases--Occupational; "Some observa tions of Industrial silicosis", (Sayers), 264--279. Dry Cleaning, (See Electricity, Static.) Dust Explosions: Discussion, 939-940; 944. Dusts: Discussion on dangers, 544. Dutton, H- P.: "How I would edit an em ployees' magazine", 848-850. Electric Railway Section: Bulletin Com mittee report, 695. Committee on cooperation with claims committee, (Hellmuth), 697. Discussion and motion on News Letter. 753. Joint luncheon with Public Utilities Section, 773-780. Membership Committee report, 696. Minutes, 693-771. ' Motion on compulsory automobile in surance, 748. Nominating. Committee report, 741. Officers, 693. Publicity 696-697. committee report, (Nutt), Report of Committee on Uniform Acci dent Statistics, 757. Resolution, 741. "Synopsis of best things which have been brought out in previous Con gresses", (Curtis). 698-702. Electric Railways: Address, (Storrs), 776 780. "Courtesy and its relation to accident prevention, (Brown), 714-716. "Design and maintenance of equipment s a factor in safety", (Adams), 718 721. .Discussion on brake inspection, 723-724. Discussion on brakes, 760. Discussion on colors of cars, 755-756. Discussion on folding steps, 722. Discussion on installation of warning lights, 702-703. . Discussion on one man cars, 758-780. Discussion on safety zones, 748. Discussion on side-swiping, 747. Discussion on use of sand, 722; 728. "Organization and functioning of safety committees", (Koehler). 729-733. "Power of safety in the electric railway field". (Spring), 734-737. . Protection of trackmen, 760. "Selection and training of new men anti their relation to safety", (Smith), 704-707. "Specific ways to prevent collisions with other vehicles in urban centers and at grade crossings", (Kuhn), 742 744. "Statistical review of the accident ex * periences of electric railways", (Whittemore), 750-753. "Synopsis of the best things which have been brought out in previous Con gresses", (Curtis), 698-702. (See also Gongs). Electricity--Static.: Bibliography, 586-587. "Dangers from static electricity in the handling of solvents", (Backhaus), 581-587. Discussion, 370-377; 587-588. Discussion of friction caused by auto mobile tires, 392-393. Discussion of grounding chain, 372. .Discussion on gasoline tank cars, 373. ^Handling sulphur, 588. "Progress report of A. S. S. E.--En gineering Section Research Committee on Static electricity",- (Singleton), 363-370. Ellerd, H. G.: "How to organize for safe ty", 143-148. Employees' Benefit Associations: Discus sions, 824-827. Discussion on investment of funds, 788 789. Discussion on pay for men and women, 785-786. Joint luncheon with Employees' lication Section, 907-912. Pub Minutes, 781-835. Officers, 781. "Relationship of accident prevention contests as run in works' papers to employees' benefit associations", (Wilkins), 827-830. "Relationship of mutual benefit asso ciations to the safety problems", (Dempster), 799-802. "Relief plant of Bethlehem Steel Corpo ration and subsidiary companies", (Vary), 817-823. . "Successful benefit (Climer), 782-784. Associations'', Employees. Old. (See Veteran Employees.) Employees' Publication Section: Discus sion on change of name. 84 2-844: 847. Discussion on News Letter,1 871. Discussion on possible revenue, 844-845; 873. Joint luncheon with Benefit Associa tion, 907-912. Minutes, 837-905. Miscellaneous Motions, 886. Nominating Committee report, S42. Officers, 837. Prize contest committee report, 876 881. Program Committee report, 838-839. Resolution on holding congress in Chi cago, 863-864. ' Service Committee appointment. 885. (See also Plant Publications.) Employees' Publications, (See also Plant Publications.) - Employees' Representation: T.n "How to organize for safety", (Ellerd), 146. 9G4 Sixteenth Safety Congress Employment: Discussion On position for . man with one eye, &55. "How good physical examinations and follow-up work in employment de partments can reduce tuberculosis and decrease accidents", (ICierman), 805S09. Engineering Section: Constitution and by-law changes, 390-301. Membership Committee, 396-397. . Minutes, 361-419. Nominating Committee report, 390. Officers, 361-363. Progress report of -A.- S. S. E.--En gineering Section Research Commit tee on elimination of harmful noise, (Snook), 412-415. Report of A., s. S. E.--Engineering Sec tion Research Committee on static electricity, (Singleton), 363-370. Report, A. S. S. E.--Engineering Sec tion Research Committee on the ef fects of. annealing on chains, (Thai- ner), 400-407. Report of A. S. S. E.--Engineering Sec tion Research Committee on Wire rope attachments and connections, (Sunderland), 377-379. Report of Chairman, (Beck), 333. Report of Committee on chapter organi sation and activities, 397-398. Report of Committee on electrical haz ards, (Auel), 398. Report of Steering Committee on Re gional Safety Conferences, (Hurlbutt), 391-392. Report of the Steering Committee on Research Standards and codes, 393, 396. Summaries of reports, 387-390. Engineers--Safety: "Safety engineer as a community factor", (Pollock), 121- Enthusiasm: "Putting enthusiasm into safety". (Rose), 52-57. Executive Committee--.If. S. C.: 3-4; 75-77. Executives, (See Health Supervision of Employees: Physical examination of Executives). Eye Protection: Discussion on eye inspec tion campaigns, 682-683. "first aid treatment of chemical burns of the eye", (Cosgrove), 606-610. "Initial treatment of chemical burns of the eye", (Hubbard), 611-612. "Prevention of eye injuries", (C&mp- bell). 427-433. 1- -et-lnjuriea: "What price feet and legs?" (Hewitt), 451-454. Eire Extinguishers: Systematic Charging, 214. Eire Prevention: Discussion of teaching of school children, 215-216. Discussion of volunteer brigades. 222 224. "Eire brigades", (Landuyt), 217-221. "first aid equipment in fighting fires", OVelborn), 211-213. "Plant housekeeping and Its relation to fire hazards", (Arms), 224-227. "Studying plant processes to prevent fires", (Richards), 198-206. . Fire Prevention Session: Minutes, 197 232. Fireworks: D' -ussion, 22S-229. Resolution, _j7-228. First Aid: "Care of Injured in small plant", (Armstrong), 111-114. Discussion, 115-116: 329-331. "First aid training and its relation to the prevention of accidents", (Titus), 323-328. "First aid treatment of chemical burns of the eye", (Cosgrove), 606-610. "Some of the things you should ltr.ow about first aid", (Fisher), 169-175. Fisher. H. E.: "Some of the things you should know about first aid", 169 175. "Fixing accident responsibility", (White), 531-537. Floors: Discussion of slipperiness, 468. Foley, E. L.: "Place of the visiting nurse in industry", 27972S4. Food Industry: Disease Carrier. 952. "Employees' publication safety value to food workers'*. (Cade), 920-922. "Keeping safety alive in the world's largest starch plant", (Hennessy), 924-927. "Machine hazards in the food indus try". (Rice). 947-950. "Value of physical examinations In the food industries", (Selmon), 951-952. Food Section: Cooperation with Taxicab and Fleet-Owners Section, 918-919. Minutes. 913-959. Nominating Committee report, 933. Officers, 913. "What the Food Section has accom plished", (Sutton), 914-916. Foot Injuries. (See Feet, Injuries.) Foremen: "Application of a cash accident prevention bonus", (Honey), 483-491. "Chemical plant from the standpoint of the foremen", (Streeter), 623-625. Discussion on holding foremen respons ible, 930. Discussion, teaching the foremen the . need of human interest, 472-473. In "Statistics--an aid to accident pre vention", (Prouty), 934-937. "My Way". (Slaymaker), 1S3-184. "Safety--a part of the foreman's re sponsibility", (Williams), 494-496. "Training foremen in accident preven tion", (Myers), 478-483. Foreign Languages: Discussion, 517-519. Korster, H. W.: "Safety--a source of in spiration and a test of courage", 91 96. Fractures: "Head and body- injuries in industry", (Mullen), 462-467. Gary, E. H.: Resolution, 33-34. Gas Cylinders: Keep cylinders from tip ping over, 580-581. . Geier. Dr. O. P.: "What has the health of the worker,to do with industry?" 250-254. General Session: Minutes, 47-74. Goggles Discipline: 434. - Discussion on anti-fogging prepara tions, 433, 435-436.. (See also Eye Protection). Gongs: Discussion on electric railway gongs, 726-727. Grade Crossings: "Specific ways to pre vent collisions with other vehicles in urban centers and at grade cross ings", (Kuhn). 742-744. Group Plant Safety Supervisors Session, 143-168. Guards; Discussion, 448. Index 965 < luggenhelm, IT. F.: "Safety the first es sential for progress In air transport", 4S-52. ' i.'eggard, Dr. W. D.: "What price health",' GO-64. Hale. I.: Address, 521-528. Hand -Injuries: "Hand and (Starling), 443-447. arm injuries", Hardy, C. D-: `Selecting' materials for the speech," 342-350. "Some guiding principles for the speaker", 333-341. "Speaker on the platform", 351-359. Hazard Factor Table: Discussion, 166. Hazard Rating- Sheet for Foremen: In "Application of a cash accident pre vention bonus", (Loney), 487-491. Head Injuries: "Head and body injuries in Industry", (Mullen), 462-467. Health Service Division, Minutes, 233 288. Health Supervision of Employees: Dis cussion of health service on contribu tory basis, 286. "Health and the construction indus try", (Wllzbach), 651-653. "Health service", (Miller), 789-793. "What has the health of the worker to do with;:industry", (Geier), 250-254. "What price health", (Haggard), 60-64. Health Supervision of Executives: "Health of Executives", (Sawyer), 255-263. Heinrich, H. W.: "Incidental cost of acci dents to the employer", 291-298. Hennessy, H. M.: "Keeping safety alive in the world's largest starch plant", 924-927. Henry, H. H.: "Cooperation with repre sentatives of other local companies", 128-131. Hensel, H. G.: "Interchange of plant ex periences", 153-lo6. Hewitt, E. L.: "WTiat price feet and legs?" 451-454. "Highest Common Factors", (Mason), 82-86. Hospitals: Joint hospital Idea, 115. Hourigan. Dr. P. H.: "Medical depart ment". 620-623. House Organs, (See Plant Publications.) Housekeeping: In "How to interest men in their own safety". (Sabin), 515. "Plant housekeeping and its relation to fire hazards". (Arms), 224-227. Hubbard, Dr. W. 33.: "Initial treatment of chemical burns of .the eye", 611 612. Human Element in Safety: "Bigger men, broader news and better business", fCattell). 65-71. "Life's greatest adventure", (Stelzle), 9-17. "Safety--a source of Inspiration and a test of courage", (Forster), 91-96. Hurlbutt, F. L.: Report of Steering Com mittee on Regional Safety Confer ences, 391-392. "Incidental cost of accidents to the em ployer". (Heinrich), 291-298. Industrial Phvsieians and Surgeons: Con ference, 233-248. Industrial Safety: Resolution. 35-36. Infections: Discussion. 119-120. Injured Workmen, (See Workmen. Tn- jured). Insurance: "Chemical plant safety from the standpoint of the insurance car rier", (Jacobs), 626-630. Insurance--Automobile: Discussion on compulsory automobile insurance, 748. Insurance Premiums. Reductions of: In "Accident prevention activities of the Associated genera. contractors", (Richards), 675-676. "Interchange of plant experiences", (Hen sel). 153-156. Interest in Safety Work, Maintaining, (See Main4.lining Interest In Safety). "Intruder", 71-74. Investigation of Accidents: Special com mittee often appointed, 542. Jacobs, E. C-: "Chemical plant safety from the standpoint of the insurance carrier", 626-630. . John, J. B.: Address, 502-503. Junior Safety Councils: "Your job and my job", (Prendergast), 80-81. Kaems, A. L.: "How I would seek safety In a manufacturing plant", 180-183. Kieman. F.: "How good physical exam inations and follow-up work In em ployment departments can reduce tu berculosis and decrease accidents", 805-809. King, W. G.: "Annual address of Presi dent", 28-32. ` Chairman Annual Meeting of Members, 1-45. Resolution of appreciation, 37-38. Koehler, A. W.: "Organization of func tioning of safety committees", 729 733. Kabu, J. S.: "Specific ways to prevent collisions with other vehicles in urban centers and at grade crossing", 742 744. Kupferer, V. H.: "Rewards for contribu tors to employees' magazines", 873 875. Laboratories: "Prevention of accidents in chemical laboratories", (Stillman), 571-577. . Landuyt. R. G.: "Fire brigade," 217-221. Langner, S.: "Protecting the public", 6S7-69L Legs--Injuries: "What price feet and legs?." (Hewitt), 151-454. . Llddle. R. W.: "How money is wasted on employees' magazines",. 881-885. "Life's greatest adventures", (Stelzle), 9-17. Loney, 17. M.: "Application of a cash ac cident prevention bonus", (Loney), 483-491. Lost Time Accidents, (See Classification of Accidents.) McCiain, G. H-: "How should men re sponsible for accidents be disci plined?" 299-302. , McDaniels, L.: Toastmaster at banquet, 78~96 McGrath, P. J.: "What I think of safe ty," 738-741. MacKinnon, K. R.: "Major emphasis in accident prevention,'' 860-863. McLean, D. D.: "Why safety in construc tion work?" 654-659. Madden. F. L.: Officer Muleahy inter rupts, 57-60. Mahaftey, P. L.: "What's new in photog raphy?" S53-859. 966 Sixteenth Safety Congress Maintaining Interest in Safety: "How to interest men in their own safety ', (Sabin), 510-517. , "Interesting the man on the Sob in safety", AUison), 107-111. Malingering: Discussion, 287-288. Management: Discussion, 456-45S; 631 632. "Fixing accident responsibility", (White), 531-537. "How I would seek safety in a manu facturing plant", (Kaems), 180-183. "How to secure the confidence of the operating heads", (Arkills), 311-312. "Plant management viewpoint of safe ty". (Nixon), 618-620. "Securing the cooperation of the plant management", (Renlnger), 149-152. Managing Director's Annual report, (See National Safety Council.) Marine Hazards: "Safety on the high seas", (Dalton), 17-27. Masks: Discussion tank cars, 596-597; 599. Tanks: 603. ' . Mason. Max: "Highest common factors", S2-S6. Matches: Discussion, 230, 232. Medical Supervision of Employees: Dis cussion on how far medicine and sur gery should go, 233-248; 473. "Medical department", (Hourigan), 620-623. Resolution on preventive medicine", 249. Medin, C. B.: "Report on railroad em ployees' publications", 893-896. Meetings- of Employees: In "Interchange of plant experiences", (Hensel), 155. On company time, 156-157. Miller. Dr. E. W.: "Health service", 789 793. Mining Section: Joint luncheon with Ce ment and Mining Sections. 557-564. Minor Accidents: Discussion, 157. . Morey. A. T.: "Will' have a plant publi cation?" 839-842. Morris, F. P.: "Keeping out of the rut in safety work", 667-671. Mulcahv. Officer: Street traffic problem, 57-60. Mullen. Dr. T. F.: "Head and body in juries in industry", 462-467. . "My 'Way", (Slaymaker), 183-184. Myers, Dr. H.: "Training foremen in acci dent prevention", 478-482. National Safety Council: "Annual ad dress of President", (King), 28-32. Executive Committee, 3-4: 75-77. Managing Director's Annual report, (Cameron), 38-43. "Treasurer's Annual report, ("Webber), 43-45. Neubig, E. E.: "Report on plant publica tions of manufacturing companies, S9S-903. New Employees: Discussion, 710-711. Discussion on renumeration, 708. "Safety committees--a necessity or a nuisance", (Challis), 105-106. "Selection and training of new men and their relation to safety", (Smith), 704-707. "New Way". 304-310. Nichel-itch. (See Dermatitis) Niesz. H. E.: "Acceptance of presidency", 77-78. Nixon, A. B.: "Plant management view point of safety", 618-620. No-Aecident Campaigns, (See cam paigns). Noises: Discussion. 388-390. Discussion, screw machines, 388; 414. Discussion on campaigns for elimina tion, 418. Discussion on effects on human organ ism, 415-417. Progress report of A. S. S. E.--En gineering Section Research Commit tee on elimination of harmful noise, (Snook), 412-415. Nominating Committee report, 32-33. Nurses: Discussion, 287. . "Place of the visiting nurse in indus try", (Filey), 279-284. Officers of N. S. C, (See Executive Cim- mittee of N- S. C.) Old Employees, (See Veteran Employees.) Operating Problem: "Making safety an operating problem--not a specialty", (Webb), 289-291. Organization: "How to organize for safe ty", (Ellerd), 143-148. "Interchange of plant experiences", (Hensel), 153-156. "Keeping safety alive in the world's largest starch plant". (Hennessy), 924-927. Ott, I.: "Combining safety with recrea tion", 132-134. Painting: Discussion on hazards of spray painting, 634-637; 640-643. Minority report on Bevort of Spray Coating Committ - e, 638-639. Fenland, C.: "Safety campaigns and stunts", 683-687. Photography: "What's new in photog raphy", (Mahaftey). 853-859. Physical Examination of Employees: Dis cussion, 520: 797-79S. Discussion on electric railway em ployees, 711-713. "Health service". (Miller!. 789-793. "How good physical examinations and follow-up work in employment de partment can reduce tuberculosis and decrease accidents". (Kieman), 805 809. "Medical department". (Hourigan), 620 623. "Value of physical examniations in the food Industries'', (Selmon), 951-952. Physical Examination of Executives: "Health of executives". (Sawyer). 255-263. Plant Publications: "Advertising what the reader will buy", (Pulcipher). 887 889. "Employees' publication in accident prevention". (Boswell). 436-442. "Employees' publication safety value to food workers". (Cade!. 9*0-922. "Employees' publication. plant papers or house organs?" (Dempster). 889 392. "How I would edit an employees' mag azine", (Dutton). 848-850. "How money is wasted on employees' magazines". (Diddle). S81-S85. "Important function of the plant pub lications", (Whiting). 907-912. "Malor emphasis in accident preven tion", (MacKinnon). 860-863. Index 967 Prize contest committee report, 876-881. "Relationship of accident prevention contests as run in works' papers to employees' benefit associations", (Wilkins), 827-830. "Report on plant publications of manu facturing companies", (Neublg), 898 903. "Report on public utility publications", (Ryan), 897-898. "Report on railroad employees' publica tions", (Medin), 893-896. ' "Rewards for contributors to employees' magazines", OECupferer), 873-875. "Some editorial problems", (Conover), 864-869. "Using the plant publication to prevent accidents", (Scott), 845-847. "What's new in photography?"' (Ma- haffey), 853-859. "Why have a plant publication?" (Mo rey), 839-842. (See also Employees' Publication Sec tion). Plants, (See Small Plants). Plays: "Intruder", 71-74. "New Way", 304-310. "Responsible", 319-323. Pollock, F.: "Safety engineer as a com munity factor", 121-128. Power Press Section: Joint meeting with Automotive Section, 477-499. Prayer: Annual meeting, (White), 7-8. Prendergast, J.: "Your job and my Job", 80-81. President's Annual Address, 32. (King), 28 Prizes: Clock as trophy, 928. Discussion, 152-153; 167-168. Discussion on prizes for benefit asso ciations, 831-832. "Rewards for contributors to employees' magazines", ''Kupferer), 873-875. Prouty, R. C.: "Statistics---an aid to aecident prevention", 934-937. Psychology: Discussion oil tests, 708-709. Public Safety: "Combining safety witii recreation", (Ott), 132-134. . "Cooperation with representatives of other local companies", (Henry), 128 131. ` "Protecting the public", (Langner), 687 691. Resolution, 34-35. "Safety campaigns and stunts", (Pen- land), 683-687. "Safety engineer as a community fac tor", (Pollock), 121-128. "Selling safety to the worker through community a.ctiv**ies", (Ziolkoroski), 135>139. "Specific ways prevent collisions with other \ In urban centers and at grade c -ssings", (Kuhn), 742 744. Street traffic, (Mulcaby), 57-60. Public. Speaking Class, ..333-359. "Selecting materials 'for the speech", (Hardy), 342-350. "Some guiding principles for the speak er", (Hardy), 333-341. "Speaker on the platform", 351-359. (Hardy), Public Utilities: "Report on public utili ty publications". (Ryan), 897-898. Public Utilities Section: Joint luncheon with Electr ic Railway luncheon, 773 780, Pulcipher, K. D.: "Advertising what the reader will buy", 887-889. Quarries: "Safety in the Quarry indus try". (Adams), 558-564. , Quarry Section: Joint luncheon with Ce ment and Mining Sections, 557-564. Joint session with Cement Section, 529 555. Radio: In "Safety on the high seas", (Dalton), 19-20. "Safety Sam and the Careful Twins'', 87--90. ' Radio Talks: "Radio talks to the Chil dren", (Bennett), 766-770. "Utilizing the radio". (Bennett), 761 766. Railroads: "Report on railroad employees' publications", (Medin). 893-896. Recreation: "Combining safety with rec reation", (Ott), 132-134. Regional Conferences, (See Conferences). Beninger, H. A.: "Securing the coopera tion of the plant management", 149 152. Resolution: Abolishing fireworks for pri vate use, 227-228. Appreciation to President W. G. King, 37-38. ' Aviation, 36-37. Committee report, 33-38. Death of Mrs. Kroger, 475-478. Discussion on holding Congress in Chi cago, 177-180: 475; 863-864: 956-958. Electric Railway Section, 741. In memory of E. H. Gary, 33-34. Industrial safety, 35-36. On field secretary for Construction Sec tion, 681. On safety recognition in National or ganizations, 36. Preventive medicine, 249. Public safety, 34-35. Report of the Committee on Uniform Accld&nt Statistics, 757-758. Thanks to city of Chicago. 37. Respirators: Used In unloading com, 940. Responsibility for Accidents: Discussion, 543. "Fixing accident responsibility", (White). 531-537. "How should men responsible for acci dents be disciplined?" (McClain), 299 302. In "How can a mill with a perfect rec ord keep it up?" CWeitknecbt), 539 542. Letter, 313-315. "Responsible". 319-323. "Safety a personal responsibility in a small plant", (Shaw), 102-103. Resuscitation: Discussion, 176-177. Rewards, (See Bonus Systems) Rice. D- M.: "Machine hazards in the food industry", 947-950. Richards, B.: "Studying plant processes to prevent fire", 198-206. Richards. W. K.: "Accident prevention activities of the associated general contractors", 673-680. Robinson, J. W.: Annual report of the Secretary, 648-650. Ropes: Discussion on wire rope attach ments, 380-382. "Progress report of A. S. S. E.--En gineering Section Research Commit- 968 Sixteenth Safety Congress tee on wire rope attachments and connections", (Sunderland), 377-379. Rose, W. G.: "Putting- enthusiasm into safety", 52-57. Round Tale Session, 169-195. Rowland, J. M.: "Safe preparation of tanks and other chemical apparatus for repairs and inspection", 592-594. "Ruts in Safety Work, Keeping Out", (Morris), 667-671. . Ryan, F. J.: "Report on public utility publications", 897-898. Sabin, W. P.: "How to interest men in their own safety", 510-517. "Safety--a source of inspiration and a test of courage", (Forster), 91-96. Safety In Small Plants: Minutes, 97-120. "Safety Sain and the Careful Twins-- Handy Andy and Ready Eddy", 87 90. Saltiel, W. D.: "Address of welcome, 8-9. Sawyer, Dr. W. A.: "Health of execu tives", 255-263. Sayers, R. R-: "Some observations of in dustrial silicosis", 264-279. Schools--Safety Work In: Address, (Tel ford), 549-551. Discussion, 552-553. Fire prevention, 215-216. "Safety engineer as a community fac tor", (Pollock), 123-126. Scott, C. B.: "Using the plant publica tion to prevent, accidents", 845-847. Screw Conevyors: Discussion, 545-546. Selmon, A. C.: "Value of physical exam inations in the food Industries", 951 952. Shaw, J. A.: "Safety a personal responsi bility in a small plant", 102-103. Signals--Electric Railways: Discussion, 702-703. Silicosis, (See Diseases--Occupational) Singleton, F. C.: "Progress report of A. S. S. E.--Engineering Section Re search Committee on ' static electrici ty", 363-370. Skull Fractures, (See Head Inuriesj) Slaymaker, S. H.: "My Way", 183-184. Small Plants: "Care of injured in small plant", (Armstrong), 111-114. "Interesting the niiui on the job in safe ty", (Allison), 107-111. Minutes, 97-120. "Safety a personal responsibility in a small plant", (Shaw), 102-103. "Safety Committees--a necessity or a nuisance", (Chains), 104-106. "Why should the small plant be inter ested in safety?" (Weitknecht), 98 101. Smith, C. D.: "Selection and training of new men and their relation to Safe ty", 704-707. Smoking: Discussion, 229-232. Discussion of women smokers, 231. Snook, H. C.: Progress report or A. S. S. E.--Engineering Section Research Committee on elimination of harmful noise, 412-415. Sollitt. S.: "Address of welcome", 646 647. Solvents: "Dangers from static electricity In the handling of solvents", (Backhaus), 581-587. Speakers, (See Public Speaking). Sprague, A- A.: Chairman general ses sion,. 47-74. Spray Coating Committee, (See Painting). Spring, E. C.: "Power of safety in the electric railway field", 734-737. Standards: Report of the Steering Com mittee on Research, Standard and Codes, 393-396. - "Safety codes as company tools", (Ag ue w), 384-386. (See also Codes). Starch Plants: "Keeping safety alive in the world's largest starch plant", (Hennessy), 924-927. Starling, A. W.: "Hand and arm injuries", 443-447. Stelzle, C.: 9-17. "Life's greatest adventure", Stewart. G. C-: Address at luncheon, 774 776. Stillman, Dr. J. W.: "Prevention of acci dents in. chemical laboratories", 571 577. Storrs, L. S.: Address, 776-780. Streeter, X,. C.: "Chemical plant from the standpoint of the foreman", 623-625. Stunts: "Safety campaigns and stunts", (Pentland), 683-687. Sulphur: Discussion on handling, 5S8-5S9. Sulphuric Acid: Discussion on unpacking a hot or a cold tower, 904. Sunderland, C. C-: Progress report of A. S. S. E.--Engineering Section Re search Committee on wire rope at tachments and connections, 377-379. Supervisors, Safety: Group Plant safety supervisors session, 143-168. "Industrial safety supervisors ir> small communities", 121-142. Surgeons: Discussion of how far. medicine and surgery should go. 233-243. Sutton, V. D.: "What the Food Section has accomplished", 914-916. Tank Cars: Cleaning, 601-604. Cleaning- sulphuric tank cars, 601. Discussion, 596. Discussion on lighting, 602. "Safe preparation of tanks and other chemical apparatus for repairs and in spection", (Rowland), 592-594. Tanks: Discussion, 595-596. Discussion on caulking tanks filled with solvents, 598. ' Discussion of leaks, 599-600. Discussion on,. ventilation, 603. Discussion ori washing, 597-598. "Safe preparation of tanks and other chemical apparatus for repairs and inspection", (Rowland), 592-594. Telford, M. X>.: Address, 549-551. . Thalner, R. F.: Progress report, A. S. S. E.--Engineering Section Research Committee on the effects of anneal ing on chains, 400-407. Titus, W. A.: "First aid training and its relation to the prevention of acci dents", 323-328. Treasurer's Annual Report: (See National Safety Council). Trucks: Discussion on hand trucks, 929 930. Tuberculosis: Discussion, 814-815. "How good physical examinations and follow-up work in employment de partments can reduce tuberculosis and decrease accidents", (Kiernan), 805-809. Uniform Accident Statistics, (See Acci dent tSatistics). Index . 969 Unusual Accidents: Discussion; 186-195. United States Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Corporation: `'Safety on tire high seas", (Dalton), 17-27. Bamum, G. C.: "Safety Sam and- the Careful Twins", 87-90. . Vary, G- W.: "Belief plan of Bethlehem Steel Corporation and subsidiary com panies, 817-823. Veteran Employees: Discussion, 9a4. Waste: Discussion, 460. Webb, H. F.: "Making safety an operat ing prolbem--not a specialty", 239 291. Webber, H. M.: "Annual report of Treas urer", 43-45. Weitknecht, W. H.: "How can a mill with a perfect record keep it up?" 538-542. "Why should the small plant be inter- ested in safety?" 98-101. Welborn, C. B.: "First aid equipment for fighting fires", 211-213. Welcome, Address of (Saltiel), 8-9. "What price health", (Haggard), 60-64. White, E. A.: Prayer", 7-8. . White, W. Tj. Jr.: "Fixing accident re sponsibility", 531-537. Whitmore, G. R.: "Statistical review of the accident experience of electric railways", 750-753. ' ' Whittemore, C. F.: "Accident situation in the chemical industry", 567-569. Wilkins, E. T.: "Relationship of accident prevention contests as run in work's papers, to employees' benefit associa tions", 827-830. Williams, A. M.: "Safety--a part of the foreman's responsibility", 494-496. Williams, W.: "Important function of the plant magazine", 907-912. Wilzbach. Dr. C. A.: "Health and construction industry", 651-653. Wire Bope, (See Bope). the Workmen--Inujred: "Care of injured in small plant", (Armstrong), 111-114. "Hand and arm injuries",. (Starling), 443-447. "Head and body Injuries in industry," (Mullen), 462-467. "What price feet and legs". (Hewitt), 461-454. Forger, W. F.: "Safety Sam and the Careful Twins--Handy Andy and Beady Eddy", 87-90. ''Tour Job and my job", (Brendergast). 80-81. Ziolkowski, C.: "Selling safety to the worker through community activi ties", 135-139. I 1-2.7 INDEX Volume II .Accident Costa: "Accident analyses, records and costs (Record) 317-324. "Cost of an Accident" (Smith) 290 294. "Discussion on charging' accident costs to departments" 309. In "Selling safety to foremen" (Walker) 340. In "Ways and means of impressing executives and operating and de signing engineers" (Smith) 532-533. Accident Statistics: "Accident analy ses, record and costs (Record) 317 ` Air Hammers (See Hammers). Aldehyde Ammonia (See Ammonia) Alpha Mapthylamine (See Xapthlo- mine) Ammonia-Aldehyde: In "Compound ing materials used in the Rubber Industry--their classification and health hazards" (Healy) 70S. Aniline: In "Compounding mate rials used in the rubber industry --tbeir classifications and health hazards" (Healy) 709-710. AnHine-Ethylidene: In "Compound 324. Coat Mines.' In "Accident preven tion in its broader phases" (Mc- Auliffe) 232-233: 237; 240. Coke plants. Jn "Coke plant acci dents and their elimination" (Wardley) 144. Discussion on compilation of mari time statistics. 13-14. Discussion on mining statistics, 195 200. In "Record of progress in the metal industries" (Chaney) 117-121. "Marine Statistics and their relation to seamen's compensation" (Evans) 9-13. Mining. In "Foremanship training conferences and their hearing on accident prevention" (Hosier) 216 217. Mining. In "Keeping everlastingly at it" ( Gandy) 210-211. alining. In "Statistics and their bearing on accident prevention" (Hensel) 193. Paper Industry, 33S-339. Paper Industry. In "Accident analy ses. records and costs" (Record) 319-321. Paper industry. In "Practical ex perience in accident prevention" (Lundrigan) 348. Railroads. In "Report of Committee on Train Service Accidents" 744 752. Railroads. In "Statistical work as it relates to safety on steam rail roads" (Lorenz) 790-793. Rubber Industry. 685. Sawmills. In "Preventing accidents In sawmills" (Wallace) 964. Sectional Statistics. 699. "Statistics and their bearing on ac cident prevention" (Hensel) 131 19". Steel Industry. In "Safety in Amer ican Industry" (Hook) 111. Woodworking. In "Accident experi ence of the industry" (Parra) 949 951. Accl dent Records: "Accident analy ses, records and costs" (Record) 317-324. Discussion on mine records, 274-275; 278. Accident Reports: Discussion, 324. Acid Carboys (See Carboys). Adams, W. W. "Safety in the quarry- industry" 282-2S8; 670-676. ing materials used in the rubber industry--their classification and health hazards" (Healy) 713. Aniline-Heptaidehyde: In "C o m- pounding materials used in the rubber industry--their classifica tion and health hazards" (Healy) 713-714. ,, Aniline-Methylene: In "Compound ing materials used in the rubber industry--their classification and health hazards" (Healy) 715. Aptitude--Relation to Accidents: "Af fects of attitude and aptitude on accident prevention" (Davis) 53959a. Attitude--Reiat'on to Accidents: "Af fects of attitude and aptitude on accident prevention" (Davis) 539 595. Automobile Driving: "Discussion on age of chauffeur" 854. "Discussion on cash deposit for drivers" 873. "Discussion on dismissed for acci dents" 8o3. "Discussion on making drivers pay for accidents" S70. "Discussion on return of dismissed drivers" 862. "Discussion on speed" 850; 861. In "How we promote safety- among our drivers and service station salesmen" (Hearne) 447-453. "Introducing the new driver to his job'' (Hinckley) 851-853. "Safe operation of motor driven and horse drawn vehicles in congested districts" (Hanrahan) 846-849. "Safety and its application to elec tric trucks (MacMahon) 889-892. "Telling the driver how accidents happen (Dow) 893-89S. . Automotive Section:. Joint meeting with power press sec tion, 4S9-511. . "Discussion on employment of chauffeurs," 859. Back _Sprain: "Discussion" 174, 176 171. Bannister, H. T.: "Electric Currents in Mines," 269-272. "Haulage accidents and their pre vention," 266-267. Barlow. A.: "First Aid and Accident Prevention," 904-906. Beaumont, E. S.: "Safe practice in manufacturing and distribution," 556-561. ' 1009 1010 Sixteenth Safety Congress Benefit Associations: (See Employees' Benefit Associations). Benzo: (See Mercnpti, Benzo. Thiozol) Beta Xapthylamine: (See Napthyla- mini.i Biss-ell. ,J. M.: "General discussion on safety." ffif.-ac.f. BlakesU e. II. X.: "Accident situation in the petroleum industry and the progress made thus far," 3S1- 3S4. Blast Furnaces: "Accident preven tion tit blast furnaces'' (Under wood) 132-13S. Cast House. 164, 172. Discussion on color of piping of oxygen installation, 147. Bohlin, G. S.: "Safe practices in a silk mill," 90S-U1S. Bonus Systems: "Application of a cash accident prevention bonus" (I.oney) 495-503. Discussion--505: 510. Discussion on taxicab company bonuses, 860. Boyer, C. K.: "Standard guarding and the papermill safety code," 331-332. Brown, IV. H.: "Rules for unloading poles, 537-544. Bulletin Boards: In "How we locate and correct unsafe. practices" (Motley) 309. Burns: Discussion on burns from handling creosoted ties, S37-83S. Discussion on use of picric acid, 441. Bums, G. E.: "Paper and pulp con test achievements," 366-368. Campbell, W.: "Qualifications of a safety engineer," 307-308. Carboys: Glass splash shield, 161- 1G5. . Carpet Mills: "Organization and functioning of a safety committee in a carpet mill" (Lord) 927-937. Carrow, T. H.: Report of Committee on Accident Causes and Remedies, 752-756. Cement Industry: "Fixing Accident Responsibility" (Weite) 643-649. "How can a mill with a perfect rec ord keep it up?" (Wetknecht) 650- G54. Joint luncheon with Quarry and Mining Sections, 281-288; 669-676. Joint session with Quarry Section, 641-667. Membership, 641. Nominating committee report, 643. Chaney, Dr. L. W.: "Record of prog ress in the metal Industries," 117 121. Chauffeurs: (See Automobile Driving) Clair, J. R.: "Safe operation of teams and wagons," 8S1-888. Clark, H. S.: "Safety in the British. . Columbia logging industry," 952 959. Claypool. Z. B.: "Maintaining safe working conditions in the plant," . S10-S21. ` Clothing: "Hard Boiled" hats, 196. In "Common Hazards in Foundries" (Peake) 139. Clubs: Discussion on taxicab drivers clubs. S60. Coal-dust: Discussion, 252-257. "Effects of mine dust on health" (Meriwether) 24S-251. Codes: "Brief resume of the national safety code for power presses" (Keefer) 461-462. Discussion on a marine code, 14: IS. Discussion on textile code, 920. "Standard guarding and the paper- mill safety code" (Boyer) 331-332. Coke Plants: "Coke plant accidents and their elimination" (Wnrdley) 143-147. Discussion on man holes, 149-150. Cole, G. E.: "Radio's contribution to safety of life at sea," SS-95. Commercial Automobiles: (See Auto mobile Driving.) Commercial Drivers: (.See Automo bile Driving.) Committees--Safety: Discussion. 6S9. Discussion on remuneration. 330. "How safety is practiced in the manufacture of furniture" (Prichett) 990-991. In "Fixing accident responsibility" (White) 645-646. In "How we locate and correct un safe practices" (Motley) 396-403. In "Ships-personal injuries" (McIn tyre) 39-42. "Organization and functioning of a safety committee in a carpet mill"(Lord) 927-937. "Our reasons for and methods of departmental and plant inspection committees (Osborn) 385-389. "Plant inspection and safety com mittees" (Rogers) 326-329. Competition: In "How we locate and correct unsafe practices (Motley) 401-403. "Safety in the quarry industry" (Adams) 283-2SS. See also Bonus Systems. Conferences--See Foremen: Meetings of Employees. Congdon, J. E.: . "Engineers' oppor tunity for safety," 693-695. Construction: "Construction contrac tor's accidents on public utility properties" (Sanderson) 578-580. Contests: Discussion, 731-732. Discussion on paper contest, 335 336: 354-3" 669-672. In "How we h ?ate and correct un safe practices" (Motley) 401-403. "Paper and pulp contest achieve ments" (Burns) 366-368. "Presentations of certificates of merit" (Dowd) 357-359. Conveyors: See Screw Conveyors. Cooperation: "Cooperation between the 3Urgical and accident preven tion departments of the railroads" (DowdaU) 798-803. Cott. E. R.: "Safety playlet," 758-763. Courts, Safety: Discussion, 863. In "Plant ' inspection and safety committees" (Rogers) 329. Courtesy: Discussion, 865. Cranes: Trolley pole, 160-161. Crushed Stone: (See Quarries.) Davis, C. Y.: "Affects of altitude and aptitude on accident prevention," 589-595. . Iridex .1011 defective' Vision: "In mental and physical causes of accidents" (Fisher) 547-554. ' . Diamine: (See Para Phenylene Dia mine.) Dimethyl: In "Compounding- mate rials used In the rubber industry-- their classification and health hazard" (Healy) 711. Dimethylamine: In "Compounding materials used In the rubber In dus try.--the ir classification and health hazards"' (Healy) 711. Dlorltes Tolyie Guanidine: In "Com pounding materials used in the rubber industry--their classifica tion and health hazard * (Healy) 711-712. Di Orltes .Tolyi Thiourea: In "Com pounding .materials used in the rubber industry--their classifica tion and health' hazard" (Healy) 712. , Diphenyldiamine, Met h.y 1 e n e:- In- "Compound materials used in the rubber industry--their classifica tion and health hazard"- (Heaiy) 716. Diphenylguanidine: In "Compounding materials used in the rubber in dustry--their classification and health hazard" (Healy) 712-713.. Discipline: Discussion, 150. Diseases--Occupational: "Compound ing ingredients and their health hazards" (Shirley) .723-728. . . "Effects of mine dust on health" (Meriwether) 248-251. Disston, S. H.: "Development of the circular saw and Its relation to safety," 992-1001. . Dithiocarbonate: (See Piperidine. > Dithiocarbonate: - In "Compounding materials used in the rubber in dustry--their classification and health hazards" (Healy) 711. Dixon, T. C.: "Auxiliary Ventila tion," 259-261. Donovan, ft. E: "Tank fire tests," 407-414. ,- Dow, M. A.: "Telling the driver howaccidents happen," 893-898. Dowd, A. S.: "Presentation of cer tificates of merit," 357-359. Dowdall, Dr. G. C.: "Co-operation between the surgical and accident prevention departments of the railroads," 798-803. Downs, D. A.: Address, 783-787. Drop Forge Hazards: "Drop Forge Safety" (Herdeg-en) 465-471. Dusts: "Discussion on dangers," G55. "Discussion on affect of lime stone dust," 633. "Effect of mine dust bn health," (Meriwether) 248-251. Sand blasting. In "Health after steel workers" (Harney) 156, Ears. (See Hearing.) . Economics: "General discussion on safety" (Bissell) 1K/..-969. "Values of accident prevention" (Graves) 618-625. Education of 218-221. Discussion SO-81. workmen: on nautical Discussion, education, "Foremanship training conferences and their bearing on accident pre vention" (Mosier) 214-218. "Safet.. education in state nautical schools" (Williamson) 79-80. Edwards, R. F.: "Health conditions among seafaring men". (Edwards) 70-76. Eggleston, W. I-,.: "How to promote safety in our natural gasoline plants," 431-437. Electric Railway Section: Joint luncheon with Public Utilities Section, 609-616. Electric Railways: Address (Storrs) 612-615. Electricity: `Making light of the mystery" (Wulfing) 602-607. "Prevention of high voltage hazard on customers' premises" ner) 581-586. - - (Wag Electricity--Mines: "Electric currents in mines" (Bannister) 269-272. Embossing Presses: Discussion on Sheridan presses, 295: 298. . Employers' Benefit Associations: Dis cussion, 92'*. - Employment: Discussion, 181-182. In "Qualifications and work of the safety director" (Scott) 526-527. Engineers--Safety: ."Engineers' op portunity for' safety" (Corigdon) 693-695. In "Organization and functioning -of a safety committee in a carpet mill" (Lord) 929.-931. "Qualifications) and work of the safety director (Scott) 524-528. "Qualifications of a safety engineer" (Campbell) 307-308. Elthylidene Aniline. (See Aniline.) Evans, I. L-: "Marine Statistics and their relation to seamen's com pensation" 9-13. Everest. D. C.: "Why safety Is worth while," 363-365. Exhaust Systems: (See ventilation and exhaust systems.) Eye Protection: Discussion on pro tection for welders, '170-173. Electric welding and eye burns. In "Health of the steel workers" (Harney) 156. Farra, E. R.: "Accident experience of the industry," 949-951. Feet Injuries: "Discussion on foot protection. 149. Killing Stations: In "How we pro mote safety among our drivers and service station . salesmen" (Hearne) 448. Fire Prevention: Discussion on fire equipment for service stations," 405.- .. Discussion on oil industry, 415-417.' Discussion on railroad fire protec tion, 822. - "Fire prevention for public utility companies" (Smith) 562-567. In "Observations on safety precau tions aboard tank steamships" (Tode) 55-57. "Tank fire tests" (Donovan) 407-414. First Aid: Discussion, 441-442;-907-908. "First aid and accident prevention" (Barlow) 904-906. . "How we take care of injured em ployees" (Shaw) 440-441. ' 1012 Sixteenth Safety Congress In "Electric currents in mines" (Bannister) 271-272. Fisher, Dr. H. JEX: "Mental and physical causes of accidents," 547 554. , *F ixing accident responsibility" (White) 643-649. Fleet Owners: (See Taxicab and Fleet Owners Section.) KOisie, F. .P: "Safety and productiv ity in port cargo handling," 60-62 Foreign Workmen: Discussion, 310 311. Foremen: "Application of a cash ac cident prevention bonus" (Loney) 495-503. Discussion on conference, 223-224; 228-230. Discussion on selling safety, 341. Discussion on training1 conferences, 21S-221. "Foremanship training conferences and their bearing on accident pre vention** (Mosler) 214-218. In "Coke plant accidents and their elimination" (Wardley) 146-147. In "Maintaining safe working con ditions in the plant" (Claypool) S10-S21. In "Safe practices in a silk mill" (Bohlin) 914-915. "Safety--a. part of the> foremen's re sponsibility" (Wiliams) 506-509. "Safety as a foreman sees it" (Jaco) 129-132. . "Selling safety to foremen" (Walker) 339-340. "Training foreman in accident pre vention (Myers) 490-494. Foundries: "Common hazard in foun dries (Peake) 138-143. Discussions, 125. Fritch, X,. C.: "Safety movement on American railroads, 765-767. Furniture Factories: "How safety is practiced in the manufacture of furniture" (Pritchett) 985-992. Fyfe, A.: Railroad, 828-S29. Gandy, H. X>.: "Keeping everlastingly at it," 208-213. Gas Industry: "Safe practice in manu facturing and distribution" (Beau mont) 556-561. Use of hose in drenching col from retort, 561. Gas Masks. (See Masks). Gasoline: "How to promote safety in our natural gasoline plants'' (Eg gleston) 431-437. German, W. J.: "Advantages and dis advantages of the miner's electric cap lamp," 262-265. Glazing Jacks: Guard, 299. Gloves: Discussion on inspection, 587. Goggles: Discussion on forcing eye protection, 148. Discussion on goggles for railroad employees, 825-827. Discussion on wearing goggles to ' avoid flying tacks, 297. For mines, 200-201. Governors: Discussion, 849. Grade Crossings: Discussion on whistes, 833-835. In "Report of committee on Train Service accidents, 751. Prevention of highway crossing ac cidents report, 740-741. Grade Crossings--Signs and Signals: Electric Flash light signals. 834. Graves, O. M.: "Values of accident prevention," 618-625. Grier, J. B.: "Woodworking hazard," 980-985. Guanidine: (See Di Orlteo). Guards: "Date developments in safe guards" (Oartel) 160-164. Guest, E.: "When things go wrong," 114. Gyroscopic Equipment: (See Marine Safety). Hall, R. D.: "Review of the work of the Mining Section since its incep tion," 202-206. Hammers--Air: Discussion on dies fly ing out of hammer, 836. Hammers--Drop: Safety device, 160, 163. Hand, R. F.: "Practical benefits from the physical examination of sea men." 33-36. Handling Materials: "Rules for un loading poles" (Brown) 537-544. "Safety and productivity In port cargo handling" (Foisle) 60-62. Trough takes care of bars running back from roughers, 164; 172. Handling Materials: Discussion on handling from the car to drop hammer, 471. "Haulage accidents and their pre vention" (Bannister) 266-267. "Safe handling of rock" (Jones) 630-635. Safety chain used on electric mag net, 160. Hanrahan, M. T.: "Safe operation of motor driven and horse drawn ve hicles in congested districts," S46849. Harney, Dr. B. G.: "Health of the steel workers," 155-159. Hartenstein. F.: "Resnonse to Mrs. Claypool's Pacer." 838-841. Hats: (See Clothing). Haulage: (See Handling Materials). Hazard rating sheet for foremen: In "Application of a cash accident prevention Bonus" (Loney) 499 503. ( Health Hazards In the Rubber Indus try: "Compounding ingredients and - their health hazards" (Shirley) 723-728. Report, 701-728. Health Supervision of Employees: "Ef fects of mine dust on health" (Meriwether) 24P-251. "Health conditions among seafaring men (Edwards) 70-76. "Health of the steel workers (Har ney) 155-159. ' Healy, L. J. D.: "Compounding mate rials used in the rubber industry --their classification and health hazards.*' 701-728. Hearing: In "Mental and physical causes of accidents" (Fisher) 550. Hearne, E. M.: "How we promote safety among our drivers and service station salesmen" 447,453. Hearts--Defective: Tn "Mental and physical causes of accidents" (Fisher) 550-551. Heat Exhaustion: Discussion, 175. ' In "Health of the steel worker" (Harney) 157, Index 1013 I-Tenael, EC. G.: "Statistics and their bearing on accident prevention." 191-193 Heptaidehyde Aniline: (See Aniline). Herdgen, R. T.: * `Drop forge safety," 465-471. Hexamethylene Tetramine: In Com pounding materials used in the rubber industry--their classifica tion and health hazard" (Healy) 714-716. Hinckley, W.: "Introducing the new driver to his job," 851-853. Hook, s*. R.: "Safety in American In dustry'," 109-116. Horse Drawn Vehicles: Discussion on tail lights, 888. "Safe operation of motor driven and horse drawn vehicles in congested districts" (Hanrahan) S46-849. "Safe operation of teams and wagon" (Clair) 881-888. Hot Mill: Guarded, .160-162. Human Element in Safety Work: "Af fects of altitude and aptitude on accident prevention" (Davis) 589 595. "Soul of safety" (Williams) 879-880. "Study of the human element in its relationship to organized accident prevention" (Farlett) 625-629. "What we consider our chief means of instilling safety in the hearts and minds of our employees" (Nichoson) 390-394. Humphreys, Dr. R. E.: "Safety from the executive's point of view," 443-447. Hydrogen Sulphide: In "How we lo cate and correct unsafe practices" (Motley) 398Injured Workmen: (See Workmen, jured). Inspection: discussion, 330. In Discussion on new machines, 696 698. "Our reasons for and methods of de partmental and plant inspection committees" (Osborn) 385-389. "Riant inspection and safety com mittees" (Rogers) 326-329. Insurance: Discussion on cost. 325. Insurance--Automobile: Discussion on taxicab insurance, 873. Insurance -- Compulsory: Discussion, 878. Investigation of Accidents: Special committee often appointed. 654. Iron and Steel Industry: "Accident prevention at blast furnaces" (Un derwood) 132-138. "Health of the steel workers" (Har ney) 155-159. "Date developments in safeguards" (Cartel) 160-164. "Record of progress in the metal In dustries" (Chaney) 117-121. (See also Coke Plants). .Taco. A.: "Safety as a foreman sees it." 129-132. -Tohnson, H.: "Safety' spirit," 774-779. Joiners: Tn "Woodworking hazard" (Grier) 981-982. Jones. A.: "Safe handling of rock," 630-635. ICeefer. W. D.: "Brief resume of the national safetv code for power presses," 461-463. Kinks: "Date developments in safe guards" (Oartel) 160-164. Oil Industry, 424-425, 428. "Ten good safety measures" (Mar vin) 265-266. Knives: Discussion, 691. "Safe practices with knives and shears" (Dow) 682-6S4. Da.dies: Collar for not metal ladles, 162-170. Damps: "Advantages and disadvan tages of . the miner's electric cap lamp" (German) 262-265. Miners, 200. Dead Poisoning: In "Compounding in gredients and. their health haz ards" (Shirley) 725. Deggins: (See Clothing). Linemen: "Application for position as lineman," 568-577. Docomotlves: Blow-off muffler, 164; 173. Dogging: "Safety in the British Co lumbia logging industry" (Clark) 952-959. Doney, N. M.: "Application of a cash accident prevention bonus," 495 503. Dongstreth, TJ. C. F.: "Women's place in safety," 804-809. Dord, Dr. F.: "Organization and func tioning of a safety committee in a carpet mill," 927-937. Dorenz, M. O.: "Statistical work as it relates to safety on steam rail roads," 790-797. Dow, H. W.: "Safe practices with knives and shears," 682-684. Dumberlng: (See Dogging), Wood working and Dumber Manufactur ing Section. Dundrigan, 3.; "Practical experience in accident prevention," 347-353. McAuliffe, E.: "Accident prevention in Its broader phases," 231-241. McIntyre, M. D.: "Ships--personal in ** 39**4? MacMahon, C. C.: "Safety and its ap plication to electric trucks," 889 892. MaclSTulty, I.: "Safe practices In a woolen mill," 921-924. Maintaining Interest in Safety Work: "How we promote safety among our drivers and service station" (Hearne) 447,453. " In "Address" (Downs) 786. "Selling safety to employees" (Thinkield) 337-338. "What we consider our chief means of instilling safety in the hearts and minds of our employees" (Nichoson) 390-394. Management: "Fixing accident re sponsibility (White) 643-649. In "Safety in American industry" (Hook) 113-115. "Qualifications and work of the safety director" (Scott) 524-528. "Safety from the executive's point of view" (Humphrey) 443-447. "Selling safety to superintendents" (Slater) 343-346. "Ways and means of impressing ex ecutives and operating and de signing engineers," (Smith) 529 531. Marine Hazards: "American Marine Standards committee--the relation of its work to accident preven tion (Simmons) 65-69. 1014 Sixteenth Safety. Congress "Building' safety Into ships" (Park er) 19-25. Discussion on booms, 29-30. Discussion on deck pads, 86-87. Discussion on formulation of a code. 14, IS. Discussion on hazards of hatch, 27 28, 31-32. Discussion on possibilities of use of stainless steel, 25-26. "Health conditions among seafaring men" (Edwards) 70-76. "Life and property conservation in railroad marine operation." (Moore) S1-S6. `Marine statistics and their relation to seamen's compensation" (Evans) 9rl3. "Maritime safety movement and its relation to America's merchant marine problem" (Titus) 6-9. "Observations on safety precautions 'aboard tank steamships" (Tode) "Radio's contribution to safety of life at sea'' (Cole). 88-95. "Relations of gyroscopic eciuipment to maritime safety (Whitaker) 96 100. "Safety and productivity in port cargo handling" (Foisie) 60-62. "Safety education in state nautical schools" (Williamson) 79-80. "Ships--personal injuries" (McIn tyre) 39-42. Special committee on loading and stability. 67- Marine Section: Membership commit tee report. 4-5. Minutes. 3-103. Nominating committee report, 43. Officers, 3. Place for sectional Safe Practice* Pamphlets, 15-17. Resolution on Chicago Congress, 102. Marvin, T.: "Ten good safety mea sures" 265-267. Masks: Cutting rivets, 162, 169. Discussion, 429. . In "Safe practice In manufacturing and distribution" (Beaumont) 559. Medical Supervision: "Cooperation be tween the surgical and accident prevention departments of the railroad" (Dowdall) 798-803. Meetings of Employees: "Conducting safety meetings," (Ziegler) 152 155. In "Organization and functioning of a safetv committee in a carpet mill," (Lord) 931-933. "Maintaining safe working condi tions in ten plant" (Claypool) aio- 821. (See also education of workmen). "Mental and physical causes of acci dents" (Fisher) 547-554. Me'rcapti-Benzo-Thiazal: In "Com pounding materials used in the rubber Industry--their classifica- - ' tion and health hazards" (Healy) 716-717Meriwether, Dr. F. W.: "Effects of mine dust on health," 248-251. Metsl Industries: (See Tron and Steel Industry). Metals Section: Bulletin committee' report., .108. ' Membership committee report, 107. Minutes, 105-183. . Nominating committee - report/ 12S: Officers, 105. . . Secretary's report, 106. . . . Methylene Aniline, (See Aniline Methylene). . ; Methylene Diphenyldiamihe, (See Diphenyidiamine. Methylene). Mica: In "Compounding materials . used in the rubber industry--their classification . and health haz ards" (Healyj 720-721. .Mine cars: Discussion on trolley wire, 268 Mine Rescue, (See First Aid.) Miners' Lamps, (See Lamps.) Mines and Mining: Discussion oh con ferences, 276-277. . "Foremanship training conferences and their bearing on Accident pre vention" (Mosier) 214-218. "Haulage accidents and their pre vention" (Bannister) 266-267. "Statistics and their bearing on accident prevention" (Hensel) 191 193. "Ten good safety measures" (Mar vin) 265-266. .. .. (See also electricity--Mines, veritiiation and exhaust systems.) ' Mines and Mining--Coal: "Accident prevention in its broader phases" (McAuliffe). 231-241. " "Effects of mine dust on health" (Mei-iwether) 248-251.. . "Keeping everlastingly at it" (Landy) 208-213. . . ' "Mining safetv in the. coal mine" (Webb) 273-274. ' Mining Section: Joint luncheon with Cement and Alining Sections. 281 288. 669-676. '. ' Membership committee report, 187 188 ' Minutes. 185-279. Nominating committee report, 246; 279. . Officers. 185-186. Publicity committee report, 1S9. Mining Section: (Continued.) . Report of Poster Committee, 186 187. Report of Program Committee, 190. Report of .Statistical . 389. ... Committee, Review of the work of' the mining Section since its inception" (Hall)- 202-206. Secretary's report.- 190-191. Model: "Making - light' of the mys tery" (Will ting) 602-607. Moneymaker, D.: "Comrhon accidents in the tanning industry and sug gestions for eliminating them," ' 294-297. AT.oore, O. D-: "LIfe'and property con servation in' railroad 'marine op eration," 81-S6. Mosier, M.: "Foremanship training conferences and their bearing on accident prevention," 214-218. Motion Pictures, (See Motion Pic tures in Safetv Work.) Motley, R. E.: "How we locate and correct unsafe practices," 396 403. Moving Pictures in Safety Work: Dis cussion on making motion pic tures, 454-455.' ' '. -- M-umford. S. C.: Discussion of Sir. Smith's paper, 535. Index 1015 MyerS, '>rJ "H-: "Training foremen' in accident prevention," 490-494. Napthylamine-Alpha: In "Compound ing materials used in the rubber industry--their classification and health hazards," (Healy), 70S-709. Napthylamlne-Beta: In "Compound- * iner materials used in the rubber industry--their classification and. health hazards" (Healy) 710-7.11. Natural gasoline, (See gasoline.) New Employees: "Introducing the new driver to his job," (Hinck ley). 851-853. Nichoson. A_ A.: "What we consider our chief means of instilling safe ty in the hearts and minds of our employees," 390-394. Oartel. J. A.: "Late developments in safe guards," 160-164. Oil Company Safety: "Accident situa tion in the petroleum Industry and the progress made thus far," (Blakeslee). 381-384. Discussion (Hightower), 425-426. Discussion on repairing tanks, agi tators, 394. Oil Company Safety: (Continued.) Discussion on safety kinks, 424-425. *`How to promote safety In our na tural gasoline plants," (Eggles ton), 431-437. "How we locate and correct unsafe practices" (Motley) 396-403. ' "How we promote safety among our drivers and service station salesmen" (Hearne) 447-453 * 'How we take care of Injured em ployees" Shaw) 440-441: "Our. reasons for and methods of departmental and plant inspection committees" (Osborn) 385-389. "Promotion of safety in a produc ing department" (Swim) 418-421. "Safetv from the executives' point of view" (Humphrey) 443-447. "Tank fire tests" (Donovan) 407 414. "What we consider our chief means of instilling safety in the hearts and minds of our employees") (Nicholson) 390-394. "What we consider our most suc cessful method of promoting safe ty in the sales division," (Tobin) 403-405. (See also Petroleum Section). . Oil Handling, (See Tank Steamers.) Organization: Discussion, (Hightow er) 425-426. "How safety is practiced in the manufacture of furniture," (Pu- chett) 985-992. "HTow we promote safety among our drivers and service station salesmen," (Hearne) 447-453. In "How we locate and correct un safe practices," (Motiey) 396-403. "Maintaining safe working condi tions in the plant," (daypool) 810-821. ' 4- "Organizing for accident preven tion in public utilities," (Webb) 597-599. ' "Practical experience in accident prevention." (Lundrigan) 347-353. "Promotion of safety In a produc ing department," (Swim) 418-421 "Purpose of the safety organiza tion," (White) 7S9-771. "Safety in ' the British Columbia logging industry," (Clark) 952 959. . "Study of the human elment. in its relationship to organized acci? dent prevention," (Parlett) 625 629. "What we consider our most Suc cessful method of promoting safe ty in the sales division," (Tobin) 403-405. Ortho, (See Di Ortho.) ' Ortho Tolindine: (See Tolindine.) Osborn, B. V.: "Our reasons for and methods of departmental and plant inspection committees," 385 389. . Packers and Tanners Industry: "Common accidents in the 'tan ning industry and suggestions for eliminating them," (Moneymaker) 294-297. "Safety influence on production in the packing and tanning indus tries." (Schwarze) 299-301. (See also Tanning Industry.) .;. Packers and Tanners Section: Min utes, 289-312.. Nominating committee report, 302. Officers. 289. . Paper and Pulp Industry: "Accident analyses. records and costs," (Record) 317-324. Discussion on codes, 333-335. Discussion on paper contest, 335 336: 354-363: 369. "Paper and pulp contest achieve ments," (Bums) 366-368. "Practical experience In accident prevntion," (Dundrigan) 347 -353. - Presentation of certificates of mer it. (Dowd) 357-359. "Selling safety to superintendents," (Slater) 343-346. "Standard guarding and the paper- mil! safety code," (Boyer) 331 .732. ___ Paper and Pulp Section: Discussion on service. 374-376. Minutes. 313-376. Nominating Committee report. 341 342. . Officers, 313-314. Registration list, 314-315. Reports of various committees, 315 316. Para Phenylene Diamine: In "Com pounding materials used in the rubber Industry--their classifica tion and health hazards," (Healy) 717-718. ' Para Tolindine: In "Compounding materials used in the rubber in dustry: their classification and health hazards" (Healy). 718. Parker. H. Pi.: "Building safety into ships." ID-25. Pariett. K. M-: "Study of the human element in its relationship to or ganized accident prevention." 625 629. Peake. C. I,.: "Common hazards in foundries," 138-143. ' Pentamethylene. (See Piperidine.) Petroleum Section: Chairman' Report, 378-379. . Minutes, 377-456. Nominating committee's report, 406. Officers. 377-378. ' 1016 Sixteenth Saf 'ty Congress Telegram of appreciation to Mr. Nichoson. 380. Phenylene, (See para Phenylene Dia mine.) ' ,, ,, . Physical Examination of Employees: Discussion on express service em ployees' examinations. S50. Discussion on physical examina tions of seamen. 36-38. "Health conditions among- sea farming men" (Edwards), 70-76. "Practical benefits from the physi cal examination of seamen" (Hand). 33-36. Piperidene Pentamathylene Dlthi- ocarbamate: In "Compounding materials used in the rubber in dustry," their classification and health hazards" (Heaiy), 718-719. Planers, Discussion on guards, 1001. Plays: "Application for position as lineman," 568-577. "Safety playlet" (Cott), 758-763. Poems: "Home and Safe," 393-394. "When things go wrong" (Guestl X A'*. Poisons: "Compounding ingredients and their health hazards" (Shir ley), 723-72S. "Compounding materials used in the rubber industry--their classi fication and health hazard" (Heaiy), 701-728. Poles--Unloading: "Poles for unload ing poles" Brown), 537-544. Power Press Section: Joint meeting with Automotive Section, 4S9-511. Minutes, 457-4S8. Nominating Committee report, 464. Officers, 457-458. Purpose (Thompson), 458-460. Prayer: Steam Railroad Section (Shedd), 734. Presses--Power: "Brief resume of the national safety code for power presses" (Keefer), 461-463. Discussion on best way to deter mine angle of granty shoot, 478. Discussion on Blis3 3 press guard, 474. Discussion on elctrical tripping. 472. Discussion on feeds, 475. Discussion on guarding chute on die, 479. Discussion on guarding every part of trip treadle. 476. Discussion on inspection. 488. Discussion on pickups, 477. magnetic electric Discussion on section devices, 477. Discussion on thread roll operation, 476. "`Drop forge safety" (HJerdegen), 465-471. Prickett, E. K.: "How safety is prac tised in the manufacture of furni ture," 985-992. Production: "Safetv and productivity in port cargo handling" (Foisie)j 60-62. "Safety in the quarry Industry" " the packing and tanning indus tries" (Schwarze), 209-301. Psychology: "Mental and physical causes of accidents" (FisherV 547-554. Public . Utilities: "Construction con tractor's accidents on public util ity properties" (Sanderson), 578 580. "Fire prevention for public utility companies" (Smith), 562-567. "Organizing for accident preven tion in public utilities" (Webb), 597-599. "Prevention of high voltage hazards on customers' premises" (Wag ner), 581-586. . "Rules for unloading (Brown), 537-544. poles" "Ways and means of impressing executives and operating and de signing engineers" (Smith), 632 533. Public Utilities Section: (Continued.) record, 536-537. Classification of attendance, 567. Joint Luncheon with electric Rail way luncheon, 609-616. Membership committee, 519-520. Minutes, 513-608. Public Utilities. Section: (Continued.) Nominating Committee report, 536. Officers, 513-514. Proposed plant visits, 521-522. Report of Bulletin Committee, 516 517. Report of Publicity Committee, 517 518. Report of vice-chairman in charge of elctrical interests, (Rutland) 514-515. Secreary's report, 515-516. Telegrams to absent members, 587 688. Pulp Industry, (See Paper and Pulp, Industry. . Punch Presses, (See Power Presses.) Quarries: "Safe handling of rock" (Jones), 630-635. `Safety in the quarry Industry" (Adams), 282-2SS: 670-676. "Values of accident prevention" (Graves), 618-625. Quarry Section: Joint luncheon with Cement and Mining Sections, 2S1- 288; 669-676. Joint session with Cement Section, 641-667. Minutes, 617-639. Nominating Committee report, 635. Officers, 617. Radio: "Radio's contribution to safe- ty of ife at sea" (Cole). 88-95. Railroads: Address (Downs), 783-787. "Co-operation between the surgical ' and accident prevention depart ments of the railroads" (Dowd- all) 798-S03. Discussion of brakes. 823-824. Discussion on handling creosoted ties, 837-83S. "Life and property conservation in railroad (marine opera!'.on" (Moore), 81-86. Painting metal car roofs, 824. Renort of Committee on Accident Causes and Remedies (Carrow), 752-756. Report of Committee on Train Service Accidents, 744-752. "Safety movement on American railroads" (Fritch). 765-767. "Safety Spirit" (Johnson), 774-779. `Statistical works as it relates to safety on steam railroads" (Lor enz) 790-793. (See also Steam Railroads.) - Index A .. 1017 Record, A. F.: "Accident analyses, records and costs,' 317-324. Reliabilitation: Discussion, 306-307. . "Reliabilitation--an Important fac tor in accident prevention work" (SandelJ, 303-306. (See also workmen, injured.) Report Forms: In "Accident analyses records and costs" (Record), 317 024, Resolutions: Congress in Chicago, 430; 589. Death of Mrs. Kroger, 490. Public Utilities Section resolution of appreciation, 588. Steam Railroad Section, 827-828. Responsibility for Accidents: Discus sion on drivers' responsibility," 864. "Fixing accident responsibility," (White), 643-649. In "How can a mfll with a perfect record keep it up" (Weitknecht), 653-655- .. Resuscitation: Discussion on resusci tation at blast and coke plants, 148. Rewards: In "How we locate and cor rect unsafe practices" (Motley), 401. (See also Bonus Systems.) Rock Dusting: Discussion, 242-245. In "Accident prevention in Its broader phases" (McAuliffe), 233 235. Rogers, B. D.: "Plant inspection and safety committees." 326-329. Rolls--Guarded: 161; 164. Rowe. W. A. "Advantages and disad vantages of blower cans for aux iliary ventlla'ion," 258-259. Rubber Indus t, . x'nmpoundfag- in- gredie*- .. and their health haz ard . .-Shirley), 723-728. "Compour ling materials used. in the ruboer Industry--their classi fication and health hazards" (Healy), 701-728. "Important place safety holds in rubber industry," 685-688. "Safe practices with knives and shears" (Low) 682-688. Rubber Section: Bulletin Committee report, 678-679. Health Hazards Committee (Healy) 701-728. Membership Committee report, 679 680. Minutes, 677-732. Nominating Commltte Officers, 677-673. report, 693. Report of Secretary (Salisbury) tee, 680-681. ) Report of Secretary, (Salisbury)' 678. Report of the Program Committee, 681-682. Report of the Statistical Committee, 69S-700. ' Rules: Discussion: 180-181. Discussion on railroad rules, 795 796. Refresh memory of employers, 161: 166. Rupture: In "Mental and physical causes of accidents" (Fisher) 551. Safeguarding: "Late developments in safeguards" (Oartel) 160-164. Safety Engineers: (See Engineers, Safety.) Safety Movement: "Safety in Amer ican Industry" (Hook) 109-116. "Safety Spirit," (Johnson) 774-779. Sandel, J. M.: "Reliabilitation--An important factor in accident pre vention work'," 303-306. Sanderson, J. C.: '`Construction con tractors' accidents on public util ity properties, 5`. o-580. Sawmills: "Preventing accidents in sawmills" (Wallace) 959-965. Saws: "Development of the circular saw and its relation to safety," 992-1001. Schools--Safety work with*: Address (Telford) 661-664. Discussion. 664. Schwarze, F,: "Safety's influence on production In the packing and tanning Industries" 299-301. Scott. C. B.: "Qualifications and work of the safety director," 524-528. Scott, R.: Opening address at Steam Railroad luncheon. 782-783. Screw Conveyor: Discussion, 657-658. "Selling safety to employees" (Thir- kfeld) 337-338. "Selling safety to foremen" (Walker) 339-340. "Selling safety to Superintendents" (Slater) 343-346. Shapers: Discussion on guard, 975, 1004-1005. In "Woodworking hazards" (Grier) 983. Shaw, T. N.: "How we take care of injured employees," 440-441. ... Shears: Guarded, 161; 185. "Safe practices with knives and shears" (Low) 682-684. Sheridan Presses Presses.) (See Embossing Ships (See Marine Hazards.) Shirley, Jr. J. N.: "Compounding in gredients and their health haz ards," 723-728. Shoes: Discussion on foundry shoes, 148-149. Signals: For passageways, 163; 171. (See also grade crossings. Signs and Signals.) Silicosis: In "Compounding ingredi ents and their health hazards" (Shirley) 726. Silk Mills: "Safe practices in a silk mill" (Bohlin) 908-918. Simmons, E. A.: "American Marine Standards Committee--the rela tion of its work to accident pre vention," 65-69. Slater, J. H.: "Selling safety to super intendents." 343-346. Small Plants: Discussion. 484. Smith, E. J. "Fire prevention for pub lic utilitv companies," 562-567. Smith, F. W.: "Ways and means of impressing executives and oper ating and designing engineers, 529-534. Smith, W. S.: "Cost of an accident," 290-294. "Soul of Safety" (Williams) S79-8S0. Splitting Machines: Guarded. 298.. Standards: "American Marine Stand ards Committee--the relation of its work to accident prevention" (Simmons) 65-69. Steam Railroad Section: Accident Causes ana Remedies Committee report (Carrow) 752-756. 1018 Sixteenth Safety Congress Luncheon, 7S2-789. '' Membership Committee, 739. ' Minutes, 733-844. . Nominating Committee report, 7S0-. 7S1. Officers,. 733-734. . Opening address (White) 735-738. Prevention of highway crossing ac cidents. report, .740-741. Program Committee rport, 738-739. Report of Publicity Committee, 741 742. ,, Report of Committe on Train Serv ice Accidents, 744-752. Report, of the Committee on Public Relations, 742-743. Resolutions Committee, 739; S27-82S. Secretary's report, 757. Stevedoring CSee Marine Hazards.) Stewart. G. C.: Address at luncheon, 610-612. Stone Manufacturers (See Quarries.) Storrs, i. S.: Address, 612-615. Suggestion Systems: Discussion, 438 439. Sulphuric Acid: Discussion on hand ling, 311. ' Superintendents: "Selling safety to superintendent" (Slater) 343-346. Sui teon: "Cooperation between the surgical and accident prevention departments of the railroads (Dowdall) 79S-S03. Swim, C. 11,.: "Promotion of safety in a producing department," 418-421. Swing Grinders: Guarded, 162; 167; 168. Switches: Discussion on electrical switches in foundries, 149. Tachs: Flying into employees eyes, 296-298. Talc: In "CompoundOng materials used In the rubber Industry--their classification and health hazards" (Healy) 721-722. Tank Steamers: "Observations on safety precautions aboard tank steamships" (Tode) 44-59. Tanks: Discussion on hazard of trees close to tanks, 43S. Discussion on repairing tanks, agi tators, etc.. 394. Tank fire tests" (Donovan) 407-414. Tanners (See Packers and Tanners Section.) Tanning Industry:. "Common acci dents in the tanning industry and suggestions for eliminating them" (Moneymaker) 294-297. "Safety's influence ora production in the packing and tanning indus tries" (Schwarze) 299-301. (See also Packers' and Tann-'rs' In dustry.) Taxicab and Fleet Owners Section: Minutes, 845-899. Nominating Committee report, 877. Officers, 845. Taxicab (See Automobile Driving:) Teeth: In "Health of the steel work- ' er" (Harney) 158. Telford, M. L.: Address. 661-664. T e t r a mine: (See Hexamethylene Tetramine.) Textile Industry: Discussion on beans warpers, 941. Discussion on code, 920. Discussion on flying shuttles, 942. "New developments in safe guards . for textile machinery'.' .X Wash burn) 937-941. , . "Organization and functioning of" a safety committee in a carpet mill" (I-ord) 927-937. "Safe practices in a silk mill" (Bohlin) 908-918. "Safe practices' in a. woolen mill" (McNulty) 921-924. Textile Section: Membership Com mittee report. 902-903.- Minutes, 901-943. Nominating Committee report, 926. Officers, 901. - Secretary's report, 902, Thiocrabonilid: In "Compounding materials used in the rubber in dustry -- their classification and health hazards" (Healy) 719-720. Thiourea: (See Di Ortho.) ` Thizol : (See Mercaptl-Benzo Thizol.) Thirkield, D. D.: "Selling safety to employees," 337-338. T.liompson, G. S.: "Purpose of the . power press section." 458-460. Titus', N. F.: "Maritime safety- move- ment and it3 relation to America's . merchant marine problem," 6-9. Tobin, H. J.: "What we consider our most successful method of pro moting safety in the sales divis ion," 403-405. Tode, A. M.: "Observations on safety- precautions aboard tank, steam ships," 44-59. ' '` Tolindine: (See Para Tolindine.) Tolindine, Ortho: In "Compounding materials used in the rubber in dustry -- their classification and. health hazards" (Healy) 717. Tolyl: (See DI Ortho.) Tools: Discussion on building safety into old tools, 4S5. Trucks: "Safe operation of mdtor drivers and horse drawn vehicles in congested districts" (Hanra- han) S46-S49. "Safety and its application to elec tric trucks (MacMahon) 889-892- Underwood, X. IT.: "Accident pre- vention at blast furnaces," 132 ' 138. Van Cleef, P.: "Important place safety holds in the rubber indus try," 685-688. . ' Varicose Veins: In "Mental and phy sical causes of accidents" (Fisher) 551. Ventilation and Exhaust Systems: '`Advantages and disadvantages of blower fans for auxiliary ven- tilation" (Rowe) 2SS-259. "Auxiliary ventilation" (Dixon) 259 281. Discussion on mine ventilation, 261 262. Wagner, W.: "Prevention of high voltage hazard on customers' . premises," 581-586. Walker, W. E.: "Selling safety to foremen," 339-340. Wallace, W. L.: "Preventing acci dents in sawmills." 959-965. "Wardley, G. P.: "Coke plant acci dents and their elimination," 143 147. Warfel, G. H.: .Discussion, of Mr. White's paper, 772-774. Index 1019 Washburn, H. C.: "New develop ments in safeguards for textile machinery," 937-941. * Webb, H. F.: "Mining safety in the coal mine," 723-724. ' "Organizing for accident prevention in public utilities," 597-599. Weitknecht, W. H.: "How can a mill with a perfect record keep it up?" 650-654. Whitaker, O. E.: "Relation of gyro- scopie equipment to maritime safety," 96-100. White, J. D.: Opening address, 735- i.,8. White. R. C.: "Purpose of the safety organization." 769-7?!. White, W. L. Jr.: "Fixing accident responsibility," 643-649. "Why safety is worth while" (Ever est) 363-365. "Williams. A. M_: "Safety--a part of the foreman's responsibility," 506 509. Williams, J. C.: "Soul of Safety," 879- S18. Williamson, C.: "Safety education in state nautical schools," 79-SO. Women's Activities: Discussion, S09. "Women's place in safety" (Long- streth) 804-809. Wood, H. D.: "Some of the real problems of taxicab and fleet con trol," 856-859. Woodworking: "`How safety is prac ticed in the manufacture of fur niture" fPriohett) 985-932. See Also Joiners: Saws, Shapers. Woodworking and Lumber Manufac turing Section: 972. Change in name, Membership Committee report, 948. Minutes, 945, 1007. Nominating Committee report, 978. Officers, 945-946. , Report of News Letter Committee, 947-948. Secretary's report, 946-947. Woodworking Industries: "W o o d- working hazards" .(Grier) 9S0-9S5. Woolen Mills: "Safe practices in a woolen mill" (MacNulty) 921-924. Workmen--Injured: "How we take care of injured employees" (Shaw) 440--441. "Ships--Personal injuries" (McIn tyre) 39-42. (See also Rehabilitation.) Workmen's Compensation: "Marine statistics and their relation to seamen's compensation" (Evans) 9-13. Wulfinir. H. E.: "Making light of the mystery." 602-607. Ziegler. N. V. B.: "Conducting- safety meetings,"' 152-155, \^ 1 INDEX Volume III Accident. Statistics: Grade crossln'. In "Have our cities fallen down ou cheir traffic Job?" (Buttenheim) 60-61. "What we learn- from statistics," (Kopf), 28-31. Automobile Driving: "Viewpoint of cab companies," <Cloud), 8-9. "Only some people have bad luck," (Dunlap), 74-79. See Lighting; speed. Barber, A. ' B.: "Plans of the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety," 39-45. Brakes: Discussion, 73. Brooks. R. B.: "Who is responsible for lack of law enforcement--courts, pol ice, prosecutor, or public?" 46-48. Burnett, A. C.: "Community safety pro gram at minimum cost," 68-70. Buttenheim. lx. S.: "Have our cities fallen down on their traffic job?" 57-62. Hill, C. E.: "Safety at grade crossings," 93-9G. "Viewpoint of the railroads." 3-6. Home Safety: "As the home keeper sees it." (Mahoney). 138-140. "Developing a community program for home safety," (Neuberger), 12S-131. "What accidents mean to the United Charities." (Hunter), 125-128. "What is the home accident problem?" (Forney), 132-136. Home Safety Session: Minutes, 125-141. Hunter. J. D.: "What accidents mean to the United Charities," 125-12S. Insurance--Compulsory: Discussion, 51-52. Junior Police, see Police. Junior Safety Councils: "Reducing acci dents through Junior Safety Coun cils," (Owen), 82-S5. Kopf, E. W.: "What we learn from sta tistics." 28-31. Cab Companies, see Automobile Driving. Campaigns: Discussion on American Roadbuilder's Association Campaign, S6-87. Charities, see United Charities of Chi cago. Cloud, W. W.; "Viewpoint of cab com panies," 8-9. ... Clubs, see Motor Clubs. Community Safety, see Public Safety. Community Safety Councils: "Commun ity safety program at minimum cost," (Burnett), 67-70. "Viewpoint." (Hardgrave), 14-17. Compulsory Insurance, see Insurance. Conferences: "Plans of the Xational Conference on Street and Highway Safety," (Barber), 39-45. Debate: "Should the speed limits be abolished?" 112-124. Drexler, L. A.: "Safety at grade cross ings," 88-93. Dunlap. K.: "Why some people have bad luck," 74-79. Eldridge, H. W.: "Taking stock of the community accident problem," 53-57. Electric Railways: "Viewpoint of the elec tric railways and utilities." (Webb). 7-8. Enforcement, see Traffic Laws. Kish. L. C.: "Traffic law enforcement," 32-35 Forney, R. L.: "What is the home acci dent problem?" 132-136. Grade Crossings: In "Have our cities fallen down on their traffic job?" (Buttenheim), 69-61. "Safety at grade crossings," (Drexler), Laws: "Who is responsible for lack of law enforcement--courts, police, prose cutor. or public?" (Brooks), 46-48. See also Traffic Laws. LefTerts, E. B.: "Regulation of pedes trians.** 19-22. License Laws, see Traffic Lavs. Lighting"--Automobiles: Discussion, 48-51. Mackail, J. X.: "Should the speed limits be abolished?" 112-120. Mackail, K. W.: "Recent developments In the control of traffic." 97-107. MeClintoolc. M.: "Uniform traffic regula tions," 24-27. Mahoney. Mrs. B. W.: "As . the home keeper sees it." 13S-140. Mattison. W. J.: "Should the be abolished?" 120-123. Motor Clubs: "Viewpoint of club," (Hayes). 9-11. speed limit the motor national Conference on street and High way Safety: Plans, (Barber), 39-45. Neuberger, Dr. B.: "Developing a com munity program for home safety,'* 128-131. Owen, C. C.: "Reducing accidents through Junior Safety Councils," S2-85. Pageant of Safety: Program. 141. Pedestrians: Discussion, 22-24. ."Regulation of pedes'trians," (Lefferts), 19-22. Police Departments: Junior patrols. In "Viewpoint of the Motor Club." (Hayes), 11. * Powell. W. B.: "Progress toward stand ardization of signs." 109-111. Power. T. F.: "Viewpoint of the school," 12-14. ., "Safety at grade crossings." (Hill), 93-96. Grade Crossings -- Signals: Discussion, 79-80. Harnett. C. A.: "Opening address," 36-39. Hayes. C. M.: "Viewpoint of the motor clubs," 9-11. ' Hardgrave, A: "Viewpoint of the com munity safety council," 14-17. Headlights, see Lighting, Automobiles. Public Safety: "Community safety pro grams at minimum cost," (Burnett). 6S-70. "Opening Address." 36-39. "Taking stock of the community aecident problem," (Eldridge), 53-57. Public Safety Division: Minutes, 3-124. Public Utilities: Viewpoint of the elec tric railways'"and utilities." (Web), 7-8. 143 l-!:t Sixteenth Safety Congress RailroadJ5: "Viewpoint of the railroads," (Hill), 3-6. Schools--Safety Work With: "Viewpoint of the schools." (Power), 12-14. See also .Junior Safety Councils. Signals, see Grade Crossings--Signals. Signals--Traffic: Discussion, 107-10S. Recent developments in the control traffic," (Mackall), 97-107. of Signs: "Progress toward standardization of signs." (Powell), 109-111. Simpson, H. S.: "Accidents as symptoms of traffic ills." 63-6S. Speed: "Should the speed limit be abol ished/" (Mattison), 120-123. "Should the speed limits be abolished?" (Mackall), 112-120. Statistics, see Accident Statistics. Surveys, see Traffic Surveys. Taxicabs, see Automobile Driving. Traffic: "Accidents as symptoms of traffic ills," (Simpson), 63-6S. Discussion on St. Louis traffic council, 70. "Have our cities fallen down on their traffic job?" (Buttenheim), 57-62. "Plans of the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety," (Bar ber), 39-45. "Recent developments in the control of traffic," (Mackall), 97-107. Taking stock of the community acci dent problems," (Eldridge), 53-57. Traffic Laws: In "Plans of the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety," (Barber), 41. "Traffic law enforcement." (Fish). 32-35. "Uniform traffic regulations." (McClin- tock). 24-27. Traffic Surveys: "Taking stock of the community accident problems," (Eldridge), 53-57. Uniform Traffic Regulations, see Traffic Laws. United Charities of Chicago: "What ac cidents mean to the United Chari ties," (Hunter). 125-12S. Webb. H. F.: Viewpoint of the electric railways and utilities," 7-8. 1144 Seventeenth Safety Congress Discussion on adequate airports (Duke), 509 514. . Discussion on operation of airdrome from safety point of view (Halsted). 538*541, * 'Measures adopted in Italian civil aviation for general safety (Molfose), 647-658. "Operation of aerodrome from safety point of view" (Richard}, 534-538. Airports and Airways: Session, 497-542. Airship, see Aircraft. , Airways: 4'Aeronautical lighting as ar> aid to safety" (Kingsburg) 545-562. "Airway selection from a safety point of view*' (Pitcairn), 522-526. _< "Communication as an aid to safe flying" (Hunsaker), 579-584. Discussion on Dr. Hunsaker's paper, 692 594. "Discussion on weather and communications from an airways maintenance point of view'' (Hingsburg), 585-688. "Instrument navigation and fog flying" * (IiOnnquest), 602-604. '`Making the airway" (Hockaday), 529-534. "Memorandum" (Ocher) , 604. _ "Navigation instruments and fog flying" (Hegenberger), 594-602. See also Aireraft, Airports. American Society of ^Safety Engineers. (See Engineering Section.) Ames, Dr. J. S-: "Aircraft accidents--method of analysis," 760-772. Annealing Chainsz Discussion (Thomas), 267 270. "Progress report of Research Committee on _ the effects of annealing of chains" (Thal- ner), 251-267. Report (Daniels and Thomas), 254-256. Report (Thomas), 257-267. Annual Banauet, (See Banquet). Annual Meeting of Members, (See Business Section). Architects: "Architect's cooperation in Safe ty" (Shrove). 921-922. Armstrong, A. L- : "Solving our most serious problem," 164-167. "Status of the chemical industry as revealed by accident experience," 888-889. Automotive Section: Minutes, 313-391. Nominating' Committee, 331. Officers, 313. Secretary's report (Sain), 332. Aviation. (See Aircraft.) Banash, J. I.: "Industrial gases.*' 908-911. Banquet: Minutes, 43-58. Bauer. Dr. ,. H.: "Medical aspects of safe flying," 609-614. Beck, E. W.: "Elements of a successful no accident contest," 109-117. "Presentation of trophies at Electric Railway Section," 1042. . Belts: For aviators. 664-665. Benefit Associations, (See. Employees* Benefit Associations). Beresford, A. W.: 135-138. "Safety and production." Berquist. A. D.: "Our most serious problems and how they were solved," 167-169. Berry; J.: "Airport operatioo.c-from a safety point of view,*' 514-517. ' ' Beyer. D. S. = "Pai*t mechanical safeguarding plays," 59-67. Black, C. HI.: "Our most serious problem and how it was solved,*' 162-164. Report of the Poster Committee of the Con struction Section. 928-930. Blake, R. P.: "Address." 807-812. Blee, II. K.: "Designing safe and adequate airports," 497-508. . Bonus Systems: Discussion, 1016-1018. Booth, W. R_: "Humanica of industry," 23-29. Boswell. F. W.: Nominating Committee report of Employees* Publication Section, 1102 1103. Bowen, P. J. : "What's it all about? The foreman and safety,** 317-319. Brown, G. R.: "Accident analysis," 756-759. Brundage. D. K.: "Value of uniform statistics in preventing sickness,'* 1080-1087. . Bryce. W. H.: Membership Committee report, 961. . Buffum, A. W.: "Volunteer critic's conclusions concerning the editorial content of employ ees' publications," 1104-1107.- Bujrbee. P- : "Facts written in flame/* 177-180. Building Trades Employees' Association, City of New York: Joint sesison with Con struction' Section, 919-957. . "Safety by New York contractors" (Lob roaim) . 930-934. . Bulletins: "Posters in accident prevention work*r (Miller). 891-893. Report of the Poster Committee of Construc tion Section (Black), 928-930. Burns: Discussion on acid burns, 171. Discussion on caustic bums, 874. Discussion on eye bums, 874. "Treatment of the effects of irritating gases and of extensive superficial burns" (Un derwill), 866-874. See also First Aid. Bus Operation: "Bus operation from a rail way man's point of view" (Warner), 1012 1016. Claim costs, 1076.-. Discussion on sand equipment. 101S. Training operators. 1019. Business Section: Minutes, 9-41. . Cameron, W. H.: Annual report of Managing Director, 33-38. . Campaigns--Industrial: "Elements of a suc cessful no-accident eontest" (Beck), 109 117. Carbon Monoxide: Discussion, 876. Carroll, T. : "Flight characteristics of an air plane from a safety point of view.** 436 442. Causes of Accidents. (See Classification of Causes of Accidents.) Cement Industry: "Putting safety across in the cement plant" (Cline), 814-817"Whafc organized safety work has done for the cement industry" (Posselt), 794-799. Cement Section: Chairman address. 791-794. Minutes. 791-837. Nominating Committee report, 804. Officers, 791. . Poster Committee report, 817-818. Chains. (See also Annealing Chains.) Chemical Industry: "Accident prevention from the viewpoint of the labor commissioner" (Roach), 845-846. Discussion on drum explosives, 848-852. Discussion on gau^'ng. 865. "Gauging and sampling" (Sh&pleigh). S5S865. "General discussion of health hazards in the chemical industry from the insurance view point" (Paine), 884-887. "Health hazard of the chemical industry from the viewpoint of the Department of Labor" < Grabam-RoKers) . 877-881. "Safety in chemical engineering" (Parme lee), 842-844. `'Solving our most serious problem** (Arm strong) . 164-167. "Status of the chemical industry as revealud by accident experience" (Armstrong), 888 889. "Viewpoint of the underwriter" (DeBlois), 846-847. Index 1145 Chemical Section: Chairman's report (Green- burg), 840-841. Minutes, 839-918. ' - Nominating Committee report, 904. Officers, $39-840. Cheney, H.s ` "Continuity of service," 203-209, Classification of Causes of Accidents; In `'Address" (Ferguson), 32-33. ^ In "Aircraft accidents--method of analysis" (Ames), 760-772. In "Federal legislation relative to safety" (MacCracken, Jr.), 775. "Origin of Accidents" (Heinrich), 127-131. Cline, J. R.; "Putting safety across In the cement plant," 814-817- ' Clinton, W.: "Accident prevention and in * surance," 801-803. Close, G. F. r Chairman's report at Employ ees' Publication Section, 1096-1097. "What sh ild be the burden of the employ ees* benefit association section's program for 1929 7" 1092-1094. Codes: "Report of the Steering Committee on research, standards and code" (Keown), 285-289. ' Committees : "Safety committees" (Fracher), 383r3S4. Company Magazines, (See Employees' Publi cations) . " Competition: "Presentation of trophies at Electric Railway Section" (Beck), 1042. "Presentation of trophy at Electric Railway Session" (Parsons), 1039-1041. Compressed Gases: IHscussion on handling. 905-008- . Conferences: "Report of Steering Committee on Tegional safety conferences," 289-290. Conover, R. G.: "Report of the editorial ques tionnaire committee." 15X7-1130- Construction Industry: : "Architect's coopera tion in safety" (Shreve). 921-922. "Economic value of safety to the contractor" (Hamilton), 922-925. "Our most serious problem and how it was solved*1* (Black). 162-164. "Safety by New York contractors" (Lohmann ), 930-934. .'Safety in steel erection" (Thomas). 945- Safety in the construction industry from the viewpoint of the state" (Waters), 945 946. Construction Section: Minutes, 919-957. Nominating- Committee. 947. Officers, 919. Poster Committee report (Black), 928-939. Secretary's and the Statistics Committee ie- port (Robinson), 927-928. Contests: Discussion, 118-120: 323 ; 325-327. "Elements of a successful no-accident con test" (Beck) 109-117. "Safety through contests" (Catcher), 320 322. Coolidge. C.: Letter, 44. Cooperation: "Promotion of accident pre vention. through inter-departmental coop eration" (Reynolds), 971-9S1. Cordell, H.: "Shop employee's contribution to a safe railway," 1001-1006- , Cotcher, E. H.: "`Safety through contests," 320-322. Crow, T. W. A.: "Address of welcome on be half of New York City," 10. Daniels, J. M., and Thomas, H. A.: Report on annealing chains, 254-256. D/irling, W. : * Cost of an accident, 158. DeBlois, L. A.: "Safety and the individual," 132-135. "Viewpoint of the underwriter," 846-847. Dellinger, Dr. J. H.: "Directional radio as an aid to safe dying." 564-572. Dickinson, H. C.: "Laboratory and service tests for engine safety," 444-448. Directors of N. S. C.: 4-7, . Diseases--Occupational: In "Shop employees* contribution to a safe railway" (Cordell), 1004-1005. Drums Discussion on drum explosion, 848 852, Discussion on handling drums, 848*851. Dublin, Dr. L. I,: "Economic value of life and health in industry," 200-203. Duke. D.: Discussion on adequate airports. 509-514. Dunncbacke, A. F.: "Introduction of the new employee,*' 357-366- . Nominating Committee report. 331. ' Dust Explosions: Discussion on tarred pitch, 852. Dutton. H. P.: "Report of the judges* com mittee," 1115-1116. Eastham. E. X.: ``Chairman-elect's speech," 1008. Echols. O. P.: "Fire prevention in modern * airplanes and recent experimentation,** 475-477. Economic Value of Life: "Economic value of life and health in industry" (Dublin), 200 203. Economics: "Economic value of safety to the contractor" (Hamilton), 922-525. Education: '`Other seventy-five per cent" (Williams), 68-73. Education--Engineering: "Repor. of Commit tee bn accident prevention In Engineering Colleges," 292L- Elecfcric Railway Section: Chairman's report (Kohler), 960-961. Committee Chairmen, 1008. Joint luncheons with Public Utilities Sec tion, 1039-1045. * Membership Committee report (Bryce), 96). Minutes, 959-1045. ' Nominating Committee report, 1008. Officers. 959-960. .- Poster and Slide Committee report, 962-963. "Presentation of trophies" (Beck), 1042. "Presentation of trophy" (Parsons), 1039 1041. Program Committee report, 9^.2. Electric Railways: Discussions on curve cleaners, 1030. Discussion on making change while in mo tion, 1034. Discussion on right-of-way. ^94. Discussion on speed, 996-998. Discussion on talking. 1032-1033. Discussion on window wipers, 970. Discussion on yellow lines on streets. 1031. 1030 "Overcoming transportation hazards." (Fen nell), 964-969. "One-man car operation from a safety view point" (Scanlon). 982-986. . "Promotion of accident prevention th?'ough inter-departmental cooperations" (Rey nolds). 971-981. "Reconciling increased speed with safety" (Storrs), 087-993. "Shop employees' contribution to a safe railway" (Cordell) 1001-1006. Electricity: "Low-Voltage Electrical Commit tee report" (Whiting)* 273-277. Electricity Injuries: "Currents going through body," 327. ' "Low-Voltage electrical accidents in cement plant," 820. Electricity--Static: "In solving our most seri ous problem" (Armstrong) , 165. v Employees' Benefit Associations Section : Min utes, 1047-1094. 1146 Seventeenth Safety Congress Nominating Committee report, 1054. Officers, 1047. "Past, present and future'* (McEwcn), 1047- 1048. "What should be the burden of the em ployees" benefit association section's pro gram for 1929 ?" (Close). 1092-1094. # Employees* Benefit Associations: * 'Hospital and surgical benefits as a part of relief plans" (Grant), 1071-1074. 4`Should pension plans and relief plans be combined for greater economy and effec tiveness?" (Jackson), 1087-1091. "Sickness insurance through benefit plans vs. state insurance*' (Geier), 1055-1060. "XJsing benei-1- associations for better co operation in safety, health and other em ployee activities" (Ley), 1060-1067. * "What further assistance, if any should be given to disabled members who have ex hausted their benefits, and what is a fair measure of disability qualifying for bene fits?" (Ferguson), 1075-1079. Employees* Publication Section: Chairman's report (Close), 1096-1097. # Editorial questionnaire committee report (Conover). 1127-1130. Minutes, 1095-1142. ' Nominating committee report, 1102-1103. Officers, 1095-1096. Prize Contest Committee report (Dulton). 1115-1116. .. Employees' Publications: Discussion of Miss Buffum's paper (MeReynolds), 1107-1112. "Getting* the most out of the Illustration budget" (Groesbeck), 1136-1140- . "Make-up and art in employees* publica tion" (Riedel), 1097-1009. ^^ 'Opportunities for improving the editorial contents of employees* publications" (Wil kins), 1120-1127. "Volunteer critic's conclusions concerning the editorial content of employees' pub lications" (Buffum), 1104-1107. "Why be an. editor?" (Lee), 1117-1119. Employment: "Continuity of service" (Che ney), 203-209. . Engineering Education, (See Edtication, Engi neering). .' Engineering Section: Discussion on proposed amendments, 295-297. Membership Committee report, 289. Minutes, 249-311. - Nominating Committee report, 297-298. Officers, 249-251. "Progress report of Research Committee on the effects of annealing on chains" (Tbalner) . 251-267. "Progress report of the Research Commit tee on the elimination of harmful noise" (Snook), 299-311. "Report of Committee on Accident Preven tion in Engineering Colleges," 292. "Report of the Committee on Chapter Or ganization and Activities," 290-291. "Report of the Low-Voltage Electrical Com mittee" (Whiting), 273-277. "Report of Steering Committee on Regional Safety Conference,** 289-290- "Report of the Steering Committee on Re . search. Standard and Codes" (Keown), ' 285-289. Engineers and Executives, Industrial: Minutes of special session, 125-149. Executive Committee--N. S. C.: 3-4 ; 45. Faddis, W. S.: "Address of welcome," 920 921. Fairchild, S. M.: "Private flying and owner ship." 701-705. Fennell. D. L.: "Overcoming transportation hazards," 964-969. Ferguson, Dr. C. L.: "What further assist ance, if any, should be given to disabled members who have exhausted their bene fits. and what is a fair measure of disa bility qualifying for. benefits?" 1075-1079. Ferguson, H. L. : "Address," 30-33.' Fire Extinguishers: "Recent developments in fire prevention and v fire protection" (Newell) , 189-194. For Aircraft, 741. . Fire Prevention: Discussion on compensation paid to fire department, 196. "Facts written in flame** (Bugbc. 177-180. "Recent developments fire prevention and fire protection." (Nc./ell), 189-194., Fire Prevention Session: Minutes, .175*^197. Nominating Committee report, 197. * Fire Prevention Sessions (Aircrafts), 474-495. First Aid: Gas poisoning. See "Treatment of the effects of irritating gases and of extensive superficial burns" (Underhill), $69. In "Treatment of the effects of irritating gases and of extensive superficial burns" (Underhill), 866-874. . Flying. (See Aircraft; Airports; Airways; Lighting -- Aircraft; Navigation -- Air craft. ) .Jy Flying and Ground Personnel Session (Air crafts) : Minutes, 717-732. , Flynn, T. O.: "Rehabilitation,*' 368-370. Foreign Workmen: In "What organized safety work has dohe for the cement In dustry" (Posselt), 796-798. , Foremen: Discussion, on reporting unsafe , practices, 172. Discussion on their education, 76. "Our most serious problems and how they , were solved" (Lord), 160-161. "Our most serious problems and how they were solved" (Berquist), 167-169. "What's it all about? The foreman and safety" (Bowen), 317-319. Fortuin, R. B.: Poster committee report, 817-818. Fracher, H. L.: "Safety Committees," 383 384. Fumes and Vapors irritating: Discussion, 853-854. . "Gas masks find respirators" (Henderson), 893-899. "Treatment of the effects of irritating gases and of extensive superficial burns" (Un derhill), 866-874. Gas masks, see masks. Gases: "Industrial gases" (Banash), 908 911. (See also Compressed Gases.) Gauging. (See Chemical Industry.) Gehrmann, Dr. G. H.: "Health Hazards from the viewpoint of the industry." 882-884. Geier. Dr. O. P.: "Sickness insurance through benefit plans vs. state insurance," 1055 1060. General Round Table, (See Round Table Ses sion) . ' Gibson, J. B.: "Good housekeeping in the manufacturing department." 352-355. Goggles: Discussion on getting men to wear goggles, 366-368. Graffim, Dr. S. W.: '`First thing first," 940 945. Graham-Rogers, C. T.: "Health hazard of the chemical industry from the viewpoint of the Department of Labor," 877-881. Grant, W. S.: "Hospital and surgical bene fits as a part of relief plans," 1071-1074. Gregg. W. R.: "Meteorology as an aid to safe flying.*' 687-696, * Greenburg, L-: "Opening address at Chemical Section " 340-841. Index 1147 Groesbeck, H. A. Jr.: "Getting the most out of the illustration budget," 1X36-1140. Group Plant Safety Supervisors* Session: - Minutes, 91-124. Nominating committee report, 100. Guards: "Double duty guard--how to get the most out of them." (Miller), 371-377. In "How safety looks to the worker" (Stone). 152-153. "Part mechanical safeguarding plays" (Beyer), 59-67. Hale, 1.1 "Address,** 62-58, , Halsted, A.: ''Discussion of operator of air drome from safety point of view," 538 541. Hamilton, J. A.: "Economic value of safety to the contractor,** 922-925. Hardy, C. D.: "Public speaking class," 215 247. Health Service Division: Minutes, 199-214. Health Supervision of Employees: "Conti nuity of service" (Cheney), 203-209. "Economic value of life and health in in dustry" (Dublin), 200-203. ''General discussion of health hazard in the chemical industry from the insurance view point** (Paine), 884-887. "Health hazard from the viewpoint of the industry" (Gehrmann), 882-834. "Health hazard of the chemical industry from the viewpoint of the Deprtrtment of Labor" (Graham-Rogers), 877-881. "Some thoughts on a program of heaJth education for Industrial workers" (Wil lard), 1049-1054. Hcgenbergcr, A. F.; "Na.vi15a.tion. instruments and fog flying," 594-602. Heinrich, H. W.: "Origin of accidents," 127-131. Hellmuth. G. T.: "Annual report of the 39-41. Henderson, P.: "Control of aircraft in air transport service,** 659-662. Henderson, Dr. Y.; "Gas masks and respira tors," 893-899. Hingsburg, F. C.: "Aeronautical lighting as an aid to safety," 545-662. ^ "Discussion of weather and communications from air airways maintenance point of view,'* 585-588. Hockaday, W.: "Marking the airway," 529 534. Hoffman, E. L.: "Parachute in passenger flying," 742-751. Hooper, S. C.: "Discussion on Dr- Hunsaker's paper," .592-594. Hoover, H.: Letter, 44^ ^ Housekeeping: `'Competitive housekeeping as a -means of reducing to a minimum cost lime accidents** (Julie), 346-352. "Discussion on spitting hazards," 355-356. "Good housekeeping* in the manufacturing department** (Gibson), 352-355. Howard, E. P. L.: "Inspection, of airplane structures and materials in construction and operation," 403-412. Hoyman, M. G.: "How we keep safety ac work in our distant plants,*' 96-99. Human Element in Safety Work: "Address** (Hale), 52-68. "Humanics of .industry** (Booth), 23-29. Hunsaker, J". G.: "Communications as an aid to safe flying," 579-684. Individuals: "Safety and the individual*' (De Blois), 132-3 35. Industrial Safety*: Resolution 21-22. Injurjed "Workmen, see Workmen, injured, " Inspection: In "Competitive housekeeping as a means of reducing to a minimum lost ` time accidents" (Juhl), 346-352. Insurance: "Accident prevention and insur ance" (Clinton), 801-803. "General discussion of health hazards in the chemical industry from the -insurance viewpoint" (Paine). 834-887. Insurance--Aircraft: Discussion, 663 : 713-715. Insurance--Sickness: "Sickness through bene fit plan vs. state insurance" (Geier), 1055-1060. Jackson, H. E.: "Should pension plans and relief plans b$ combined for greater econ omy and effectiveness?" 1087-1091. Juhl, J. L.s "Competitive housekeeping as a means of reducing to a minimum lost time accidents," 346-352. Keller, H. M.: "Problems of responsibility." 169-170. Keown, R. McA.: "Report of the Steering Committee on research, standard and codes," 286-289. Klemin, A.: "Desirable aerodynamic char acteristics of an airplane from a safety point of view,** 423-435. Koehler, A. W.: Chairman's report. 960-961. Labor: "Safety and labor relations" (Lar kin), 138-142. Laboratories: "Laboratory and service tests for engine safety" (Dickinson), 444-448. Lacquers: Discussion. 343. Discussion on Mr. Richardson's paper (Miner), 337-342. "Manufacturer and application of pyroxylin lacquers" (Richardson), 333-336. Larkin. J. M.: "Safety and labor relations," 138-142. Laurence. G. L. 3 "Safety in aircraft engines and their installation." 449-455. Lee, Dr. J. M.: "Why be an editor?" 1117 1119. Legislation Session (Aircraft) : . Session, 772 790. Ley, H. A.: "Using benefit associations for better cooperation in safety, health and other employee activities," 1060-1067. Lighting--Aircraft: "Aeronautical lighting as an aid to safety" (Hlngsburg), 545-562. Lindbergh, Co!. C. A.: "Requirements and training for a commercial pilot," 718-720, Lines, T. D.: "Captain Olsen talks," 50-52, Lehmann, H". "W\: "Safety by New York con tractors," 930-934. Lonnquest, T. C.: "Instrument navigation and fog flying." 602-604. Lord, D. I*.: "Our most serious problems and how they were solved." 160-161. Low-Voltage Electrical Committee report (Whiting), 273-277. Lundrigan, J.: "Status of the group plant safety engineer in industry.*' 101-109. McArthur, R. A., and Orts, J. M.: "Whose fault?" 1021-1029. MacCracken, W. P., Jr.: "Federal iegislation relative to safety," 772-777. McEwen, R. E.: Past, present and future of the E. B- A. Section, 1047-1048. McReynolds. L. H.: Discussion of Miss Buf- fum's paper. 1107-1112. Maintaining Interest in Safety: "How we keep safety at work in our distant plants" (Hoyman), 96-99. Managing Director's Annual Report. (See National Safety Council.) Masks: Discussion (Henderson), 902-904. "Gas masks and respirators" (Henderson), 893-899. Mayo, R. H. : "Safety of passengers," 734-740- Mead, G. J.: "Modern power plant from the point of view of safety," 464-471. Medical Supervision of Employees (Aircraft^ Discussion of Dv- Bauer's paper (Newberger), 616-619. 1148 Seventeenth Safety Congress "Medical suspects of safe flying" (Bauer). 609-614. . Session, 609*626. ` Meteorology (See Aircrafts). . Miller, G. EC.: "Posters in accident preven tion -work,** 891-89$ Miller, H. E.: "Double duty guards--how to get the most out of them,** $71-377. Miner, H. X*.: Discussion on Mr. Richard son's paper, 337-342. Mirrors: Discussion of mirrors In cars and buses. 970. ' Molfese. Dr. M.: "Measures adopted in Italian civil aviation for general safety." 647-658. Moseley. C. C.: "Inspection and maintenance in air transport,** 665-668. Motley, R- E.: "What, is a good industrial safety program for a plant employing from one hundred to one thousand men?** 77-83Myers. Dr. H.: "What are you going to do about it?" 384-391. llcMurchy. D. F.: ."Wire rope and safety/* 953-957. iI National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics: Committee. 756-758. ` National Aeronautical Safety Conferez.ee: First session. Minutes, 393-790. National Safety Council: "Annual report of Managing Director" (Cameron), 33-38. "President's annual address" (Niesz), 12-18. "Treasurer's annual report" (Hcllmuth), 89-41. Navigation (Aircrafts) : Session, 545-607. New Employees: "Introduction of the new employee" (Dunnebackc). 357-366- Newberger. J. F.: Discussion on Dr. Bauer's paper, 616-619. Newell, EC. E.: "Recent developments In fire prevention and fire protection " 189-194. Niesz. H. E.: "President's annual address/* 12-18. * Nitrous Fumes, (See Fumes and Vapors, Irri tating). No-Accident Campaigns, (See Campaigns, In dustrial). Noise: ''Progress report of the Research Com mittee on the elimination of harmful noise" (Snorh), 299-311. Nominating Committee report, 18-19. Ocher, Capt.: Memorandum. 604- OtScers of N. S. C. (See Executive Commit- 1 . tee of N. S. C.) Old Employees, (See Veteran Employees). Organization: "Address" (Blake), 807-4312. "Elements of a successful no-uceiclent con test" (Beck), 109-117. "Now we keep safety at work in our dis tant plants" (Hoyman), 96-99. "Our most serious problem and how it was solved*' (Black), 162-164. "Promotion of accident prevention through inter-departmental cooperation" (Rey nolds). 971-981. "Putting safety across in the cement plant'* (Cline), 814-817. "Sowing seeds of safety in the major <le- partments of a company" (Renlnger), 91-95. "Status of the group plant safety engineers in industry** (Lundrigan). 101-109. ."What is a good industrial safety program for a plant employing from one hundred to one thousand men?" (Motley), 77-83. "What Is a good industrial safety ..program in plants employing less than one nundred snd fifty workers?** (Town), 83-87. "What organized* safety work has done, for the cement industry" (Posselt), 794-799. Origin of accidents, (See Classification of Causes of Accidents.) Orts. J. M.. and McArthur, R. A.: "Whose fault?" 1021-1029. Paine, W. S.: "'General discussion of health ltazard in the chemical industry from the insurance viewpoint/* 884-887. Painting, (See Lacquers). - Parachutes, (See Aircraft). Parmelee, Dr. H. C.: "Safety in chemical engineering.*' 842-844. Parsons, F. W.: 1039-1041. Passenger Service 772. "Presentation of trophy/* (Aircraft) : Minutes, 733 Pensions: "Should pension plans and relief plans be combined for greater economy . and effectiveness?" (Jackson), 1087-1091, Pitcairn. H. F.: "Airway selection from a safety point of view," 522-526. Plant Publications, (See Employees* Publica tions). ' * Plays; "Introduction of the new employe" (Dunnebacke), 358-361. "Whose fault?" (Orts and McArthur), 1021 1029. .. Poisons : In "General discussion of health haz ards In the chemical industry from the insurance viewpoint" (Paine), 887. Industrial poisons committee in co-opera tion with the Health Division and the rub ber section, 912. Posselt, E.: "What organized safety .work has done for the cement industry/* 794 799. . Posters, (See Bulletins). Power Plant Session (Aircrafts) : Minutes, 443-473. Prayer: Annual meetings (Sectarian) , 9. President's annual address (Niesz), 12-18. Prizes: In "Elements of a successful no-acci dent contest" (Beck). 114-115: 117. Production: In "How safety looks to the workers" (Stone). 152. ' "Safety and production'* (Beresford), 135 138. * Programs. Safety. (Sec Organization.) Public and Flying Session (Aircraft) : utes. 701-715. Min Public Speaking Gass: Minutes. 215-247. Public Safety: Resolution. 20-21. Pubic Utilities Section: Joint luncheon' with Electric Railway Section. 1039-1045. Pyroxylin Lacquers. (See Lacquers). Quarry Section: Joint session with Cement Section, 807-837. . Radio: "Directional radio as an aid to safe flying" (Dellinger), 564-572. Raymond, T. L.: "Municipal legislation rela tive to safety." 7SS-787. Regional Conferences. (See Conferences). .Rehabilitation: "Rehabilitation" (Flynn), 368-370. * Reicbelderfer, F. W.: Comment on papers of Prof. Rossly and Dr. Gregg's paper. 696-698. Reninger. H. A.: "Address." 45-46. "Sowing seeds of safety in the major de partments of a company,** 91-95. Research: "Report of the Steering Commit tee on research . standards and codes" (Keown), 285-289. Resolutions: "In honor of the Council presi dent," 20 . Industrial safety, 21-22. Public safety, 20-21. "Thanks to people of New York City," 19-20. Respirators: "Gas masks and respirators" (Henderson) , 893-899. Responsibility for Accidents: "Problems of responsibility" (Keller), 169-170. Index 1149 Rewards: Brady medal. In. "Reconciling in creased speed with safety*' {Storrs), 992 993. yj "Presentation of the trophy*' (Fajraofls)* 1039-1041. 4 "Presentation of trophies at Electric Rail way Section" (Beck), 1042. (See also Campaigns. Industrial; Prizes.) Reynolds, J. J.: "Promotion of accident pre vention through inter-departmentar co operation," 971-981. . Richard* I*. F.: "Operation of aexodrome from safety point of view," 534--538. Richardson, E. G.: 4'Manufacture and ap plication of pyroxylin lacquers." 333-336. Riedel, E. C.: "Make-up and art in em ployees* publications," 1097-1099. Roach, J.: -"Accident prevention from the viewpoint of the labor commissioner.'* 845 846. - Robinson, J. W.: Report of the Secretary and the Statistics Committee of Construc tion Section, 927-928. Rogers, (See Graham-Rogers, C. T.). Ropes: "Wire rope and safety" (McMurchy), 953-957. Rossly, C. G.: "Organization of weather service for safe flying on an .airway," 675-685. Round Table Session: Minutes, 151-174. Nominating- Committee report* 3 57. ' Sabatier, J-.: "Study of precautions against fire on board of airplanes," 480-495. Safeguarding: "Mechanical safeguarding** (Thompson), 377-382. Sain, H. L.: Opening address Automotive Section. 314-316. Sampling, (See Chemical Industry1). Sappington, Dr. C. O.: "Plan** for Health Bivision, 214. Scanlon, 3D. A.: "One-man car operative from a safety viewpoint/* 982-986. Screw Conveyor: "Discussion on hazard/* 833. Shapleigh, J. H.: "Gauging and sampling/* 858-865. Shiptraildingf: "Address*' (Ferpuson), 30-33, Shoemaker, J. W.: Discussion on Captain Echols* paper, 478-480. Shreve R. H.; "`Architects* cooperation in safety," 921-922. " Sickness of Employees: "Using benefit asso ciations for better cooperation in safety, health and other employee activities'* (Ley), 1060-1067. "Value of uniform statistics in preventing sickness" (Brundage). 1080-1087. Slater, Dr. B. J.i "Organizations and con duct of a plant medical department." 210-214. Small Plants: Discussion, 89-90. ""What is a good industrial safety program in plants employing less than 150 work ers?'* 83-87. Smith, A. E.: Letter. 45. * Smith, W. I*.: "Commercial airplane,--struc tural reliability from the operator's point * of view," 412-417. Snook, H. C.: "Progress report of the Re search Committee on the elimination of harmful noise/'* 299-311. Sockman, R. W.: "Prayer," 9. Speakers, (See Public Speaking). Speed: "Reconciling increased speed with safety*~'~4Storrs), 087-993. . Spitting Hazara^ (See Housekeeping). Spray Coating. (Seife. Lacquers). Standards: "Report of the Steering Commit tee on Research, Standard and Codes" (Keown), 285-289. . Static Electricity, (See Electricity, Static). Stone. R. I.: "How safety looks to the worker/' 151-155. Storrs, L. S.: "Reconciling increased speed with safety," 987-993. Stout, W. B.: "Non-scbeduled flying/* 708 710. Sullivan. J.: "Address,** 925-926. Sulphuric Acid: Discussion on handling drums, 848-851. Steel Erection, (See Construction Industry). Swayne, A. H. s "Address of welcome on be half of the New York Safety Committee/' 11-12. Thalraer. R. F.: "Progress report of Research Committee on the effects of annealing of chains," 251-267. , Thomas, H. A.: "Discussion on report on annealing chains." 267-270. . "Report on annealing chains," 257-267. Thomas, H. A., and Daniels, J. M.: "Report on annealing chains/* 254-256. Thomas. R. B.: "Safety in. steel erection." 948-951. Thompson. G.: "Mechanical safe-guarding." 377-382. Town. P. E.: "Address of chairman/' 791 794. "What is a good industrial safety program in plants employing jess than 150 work ers?" 83-87. Treasurer's Annual Report, (See National Safety Council.) Underhill, F. P.: "Treatment of the effects of Irritating gases and of extensive super ficial bums." 866-874. Veteran* Employees: Discussions, 367. Warner, A. T.: "Bus operation from a rail way man's point of view.** 1012-10X6. Warner, E. P.: "Power plrmt." 443. "Safety of the airship and the airplane for trans-oceanic operation.** 627-633. Waters, C. A.: "Safety in the construction industry from the viewpoint of the state,*' 945-346. Weather (Aeronautics), Aircraft). (See Navigation, Weather Service Session (Aircraft) : Min * utes. 675-699- Weitk-neeht, W. H.: "Nominating Committee report/* 804. Wr?jome, Address of (Crow), 10. Welcome, Address of (Swayne), 11-12. Westraeyer. F. H.: "Mimimizing the damage of accidental injuries/' 934-940. Whiting. S. EL.: "Low-Voltage Electrical Committee report," 5?'?3-27T. Wiley. H. V. * "outstanding requirements for safety in airships.*' 640-646. Wilkins, E. T.: "Opportunities for improv ing the editorial content of employees' publications." 1120-1127. Willard, F. W.: "Some thoughts on a pro gram of health education for industrial workers, 1049-1054. Williams. A. M.: "Other seventy-five per cent/* 68-73. Wilson. E- E.: "Requirements and training of ground personnel/* 727-732. Wise. S- S.: "Address." 47-49. Wordman, J. E.: "Comments upon Professor Rossly's paper/' 696-697. WooJson, L- M.: "Field service and mainte nance of aircraft engines/* 456-458. Workmen: "How safetv looks to the worker'* (Stone), 151-155. Workmen Injured: "Minimizing the damage of accidental Injuries" (Westmeyer), 934 940. Wright, T. P.: "Structural analysis and de sign in relation to commercial safety'* 393-403.