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47i> Tto'ttty-sfcoud Cattyrcss--Xatiotial Safety Council and t<> the m<<<raliiY tr^pivw and assistance t ihwe called qwi to contribute their thought, lime and effort t<> pnmv4c such a commendable cause as the con- MTvatiict *f human liie anil limb. awl desiring t rccoptitc cadi and-every * in a projxT and fitting manner.--therei*rc. le h resolved-- That this Scctiet itotnixr> and at*prectaic* the eoi'ilratkat made hjr each and every or who in any manner arranged ire *r lonictpainl in the oednet of these mrvting*. including. and with funicular reference K Uu*se whose p-TScnce. although me u]4i the program, have added so much: That the Sectiei is n**t imlr grateful, hot tmldned t Messrs. F. K. Williamson. I Voidest!. New Ytrk Central IJnc*: M. J. C*fmlcy. President. American Railway Assrwiaism. aid hxtpc R. V. Fletcher. (Wiural O newel. Association of Railway Kxvctairc* awl i the American Railway Associatnei: for their sacrifice of time, and ir the great and lasting benefits that must accrue to am! aid in the advance* mettt f this Section and its wek hecanse of the timely, well elx^cn and pertincut tlbeight given ns: . That >or anwrcialwm is also extetuhri t>< tlie management if tlie Stevens Hotel: to the Press and to all oilier* who haw * kindly assistcl in making onr stay m "America's Chiog**." s* pleasing awl profitalde: That in ur hearts, we cherish the roettwey d those who have hero called to fields lcriiniL and express imr varoot ile*irc and Istv. that t lh*w< i our Member* upon whom hurden* haw been (dared thnwgh physical infirmities and otherwise, lasting and effective relief nay speedily cunr. That these Kesnltniim* le sfwead uju the reciwds * this Annual Meeting. Announcement of Election of Officers The chairman thm called lor tltr rep*rt of the tellers who had canvassed the tote* fir <derr.< of the 5cnim lor the ensuing year. This itprt was |*resetiicd hy Frank Strunsc. Pennsylvania Kailnod. who announced the dcctso of officer* as follow*: Chairman--^?. I. IjiFioaname. Great Northern Railway. First rU-.-Chairrmiu--H. A. l*ari*h. llucagu & North Western Railway. Second riiV'Clstmufl--W. H. Fading. Central Railroad of New Jersey. .Vrmler/ o/ C**mmittfr o/ /hV.vfiw-- Eastern Territory tOne-Year Terml--T. 11. Carrow. Pennsylvania Railroad. New Knglawl Territory One-Year Tcrral--F. K. Ilraditwd. Hosttai & Maine Rati* road. Southern Territory--1- fi. IVnthy. Chesapeake fir Ohio Railway. Canadian Terrtpey--A. O. Heck. Canadian Natneial Railway*. Western Territvy--K. A. Meyer. Chtrapo, Mih.-aukee. St, Paid and Pacific R. R- and G. H. Warfel. Union Pacific System. Committee no .Yi'oiurufoms-- 0. F. Johnson. Mmnra]i]i* & St. l-*m Railroad: J. G. Fhxhogh. Gulf. Gdomdo and Santa Ke Railway: A. Y. Ruhwcdtr. Ihiluth. Mtsxahe and Northern Rail way: J. I. Walsh. Mt>*tiri*Kan*a*-Tcxas Kailruad: D. G. Phillips. Wahash Rahway. liiJOCRXMKXT rii'Ka- TY-sncoxh axxcal s.iwry coxa ress AM TIOXA L SA EE T r CO CXCI L Textile Section Officers 1932*33 General Chairman--1). Chabuj; H. laurel! Textile Institute, I-owell. Mass. Cier-Chairmen in Charge of Pr,tgram--Igxaths MacXi*I.tv. American Wotdcn Co, Malden. Mas*. f'iec-Chairmaa--M. W. Hass. Proximity Manufacturing t'u, CrmuUn^ X. C. Secretary and Newt tetter F.ditar--K. I*. Plmt. American Mutual Liability Insur ance Col, Boston. Chairman Statistics Committee--J. T. Tantixoca. Remlierg Crp- Klicahctbfrm. Term. Chairman t\*ster Commitfee--Fatp W. Ssiuu. Aetna Life Insurance Ox. Hartford. Cocm. Chairman Entfineeriujt Committee--Pavl W. Vtrrs. Plymouth Cordage Cx. Northanqitan. Mats. Mcml*ers at leargc-- Autiu-b Baklow. Armstnmg Cork Ox. l-anra-4er. Pa. Rvssezx T. Fixura. The National Association of Cottio Manufacturer*. Boston. Waltkb Hoifhxeva. Xatkatal Aucbtki of Wwd Manufacturer*. Boston. K. G. Pamzit. North Carolina Industrial Cieramsskm. Raleigh. N. C- tuesday morning session October 3. 1933 The scsMon of the Textile Section was called to order In- Will Cpcr. reive* senting the Hxcculire Ccnrnmtlec of the National Safety Gumeit who wekovned tltc delegates, and then introduced General Chairman Charles H. femes. Lowell Textile Institute, Lowell. Massachusetts, who presided. Chairman Karnes outlined tltc activities of the Section during the past year, {raising tlie individual work of com mittee chairmen, and also railed attention to some of the more miutandmg problem whkh would hare to he met during the coming year. He then introduced the first speaker. 479