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INDEX Volume I. A B C Session, Minutes, 55-!>0. Nominating; Committee report. 77. Accident Statistics: Cement industry, 792-793. Cement industry in "what organized safety work has done for the cement industry" (Posselt). 735-799. Construction section Statistics Committee re port (Robinson), 927-928. Discussion on man-failure, 1910-1011. Eastman Kodak Co. in "Solving: our most serious problem" (Armstrong), 167. Fire Statistics, 175-176. In "One-man car operation from a safety viewpoint" (Scanlon). 983-985. I/ow-voItage electrical accidents, 274. Massachusetts in "Part mechanical safe guarding plays" (Beyer), 63-64 ; 66. New York State accident statistics, in "Eco nomic value of safety to the contractor" (Hamilton), 923-924. "Our most serious problem and how it was solved" (Black), 162-154. "Status of the chemical industry as revealed by accident experience" (Armstrong) . 888. Whitlall. M. J., Associates. In "Our most serious problems and how they were solved'* (Lord), 161. Accidents-Costs: "Cost of an accident" Dar ling), 158. Aerodrome. (See Airports.) Aerodynamics Sessions: Minutes, 423-463, Aeronautics. (See-Aircraft.) Aircraft: "Accidents analysis" (Brown), 756- 759- `"Aeronautical lighting as an aid to safety" (Hingshurg), 545-562. "Aircraft accidents--method of analysis" ( Ames ) . 760-772. Airports and airways sessions, 497-342. "Commercial airplane--structural reliability from the operator's point of view" (Smith) . 412-417. "Communication as an aid to safe flying" (Hunsaker), 579-584. "Control of aircraft in air transport service" (Henderson) , 659-662. "Desirable aerodynamic characteristics" (Klemin), 423-435. "Directional radio as an aid to safe flying" (Dellinger), 564-572. Discussion on balloon equipment and per sonnel in electric storms, 694-695. Discussion on Captain Echol's paper (Shoe maker) , 478-480. Discussion on chrome-molybdenum steel tub ing. 418-419. Discussion on crystallization of aircraft en gines, 662. Discussion on engine rating. 4 60-461. Discussion on heating hangars, 663. Discussion on ice formation. 419-420. Discussion on insulating vibrations from fuselage, 418. Discussion on location of pilot's seat, 417. Discussion on paper of Professor Rossly, 685-686. Discussion on parachutes, 741. Discussion on Professor Rossly's paper (Woodman), 696-697. Discussion on qualifications and licensing of aviators. 645-646. "Federal legislation relative to safety" (Mac-- Cracken, Jr.). 772-777. "Field service and maintenance of aircraft engines" (Woolson). 456-458, "Fire prevention in modern airplanes and recent experimentation" (Echols), 475-477. Fire prevention session, 474-495. "Flight characteristics of an airplane from a safety point of view" (Carroll), 436-442. "Inspection and maintenance in air trans port" (Moseley). 665-668. "Inspection of airplane structure and mate rials In construction and operation" (How ard) , 403-412. "Laboratory and service tests for engine safety" (Dickinson), 444-448. Legislation session, 772-790. Letter from two N. S. C. presidents. 790. "Measures adopted in Italian civil aviation for general safety" (Molfese), 647-658. "Medical aspects of safe flying" (Bauer), 609-614. "Meteorology as an aid to safe flying" (Gregg), 687-696. "Modem power plant from the point of view of safety" (Mead), 464-471. "Municipal legislation relative to safety" (Raymond), 785-787. "Navigation instruments and (Hegenberger) , 594-602. fog flying" Navigation session, 545-607. "Non-scheduled flying" (Stout). 708-710. "Operation of aircraft in air transport ses sion," 659-673. "Organization of weather service for safe flying on an airway" (Rossly). 675-685. "Outstanding requirements for safety in air ships" (Wiley), 640-646. "Parachute in passenger flying" (Hoffman), 742-751. Passenger service minutes. 733-772. "Power plants" (Warner). 443. "Private flying and ownership" (Fairchild;. 701-705. Public and flying minutes. 701-715, "Requirements and training for a commer cial pilot" (Lindbergh), 718-720. "Requirements and training of ground per sonnel" (Wilson), 727-732. "Safety in aircraft engines and their instal lation" (Lawrence) , 449-455- Safety of aircraft operation session. 62"-658. "Safety of passengers" (Mayo), 734-740. "Safety of the airship and the airplane for trans-oceanic operation" (Warner), 627 633. "Some of General Nobile's ideas about nonrigids, semi-rigids and rigids," 647-658. "Structural analysis and design in relation to commercial aviation safety" (Wright), 393-403. "Study of precautions against fire on board of airplanes" (Sabatier). 480-495. See also. Airports ; Airways ; Lighting Air craft ; Medical supervision of employees (Aircraft) : Fire Prevention (Aircraft) ; Insurance (Aircraft) . Aircraft Sessions: Minutes, 393-790. Airports: "Aeronautical Lighting as an aid to safety" (Hingsburg), 545-562. "Airport operation from a safety point of view" (Berry), 514-517. "Designing safe and adequate airports" (Biee). 497-50S. 1143 1144 Seventeenth Safety Congress Discussion on adequate ail-ports (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 (Molfcse), 647-658. "Operation of aerodrome from safety point of view" (Richard}, 534-538. Airports and Airways: Session, 497-542. Airship, see Aircraft. Airways: "Aeronautical lighting as an aid to safety" (Hingsburg), 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 Or. Hunsaker's paper, 592- 594. "Discussion on weather and communications from an airways maintenance point of view" (Hingsburg), 585-588. "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 Aircraft, Airports. American Society of Safety Engineers. (See Engineering Section.) Ames, >r. J. S.z "Aircraft accidents--method of analysis," 760-772. Annealing Chains: Discussion (Thomas), 267270. "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. B. : "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. L. H.: "Medical aspects of safe flying," 609-614. Beck. E. W.: "Elements of a successful no accident congest," 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.^om a safety point of view," 514-517. Beyer, D. S.: "Part mechanical safeguarding plays." 59-67. Black. C. H.: "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. H.; "Designing safe and adequate airports," 497-508. Bonus Systems: Discussion, 1016-1018. Booth, W. H.: "Humanlcs of industry," 23-29. Boswell. F. W.: Nominating Committee report of Employees* Publication Section, 11021103. Bowen. P. J.: "What's it. all about? The foreman and safety*" 317-319. Brown, C. R.: "Accident analysis," 756-759. Brundage. D. K.: "Value of uniform statistics in preventing sickness," 1080-1087. Bryce. W. H.: Membership Committee report, 961. Buffura, A. W.: "Volunteer critic's conclusions concerning the editorial content of employ ees* publications," 1104-1107. Bugbee. *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" (Lohmann), 930-934. Bulletins: "Posters in accident prevention work" (Miller). 891-893. Report of the Poster Committee of Construc tion Section (Black), 928-930. Burns: Discussion on acid burns, 171. Discussion on caustic burns, 874. Discussion on eye burns, 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), 10121016. Claim costs, 107 6. Discussion on sand equipment, XOIS. 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 contest*' (Beck). 109117. Carbon Monoxide: Discussion. 876. Carroll, T.: "Flight characteristics of an air plane from a safety point of view." 436442. Causes of Accidents. (See Classification of Causes of Accidents.) Cement Industry: "Putting safety across in the cement plant" (Cline), 814-817. "What organized safety work has done for the cement industry" (Posselt). 794-799. Cement Section: ChairroaT address. 791-794. Minutes. 791-837. Nominating Committee report, 894, 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 gauging, 865. "Gauging and stuupling" (Shaplelgh). 853- 865. "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" ( Graham-Ragers) . S77-881. "Safety in chemical engineering" (ParmeIce), 842-844. "Solving our most serious problem" (Arm strong). 164-167. "Status of the chemical industry as revealed by accident experience" (Armstrong), 888889. "Viewpoint of the underwriter" (DeBIois), 846-847. Index 1145 Chemical Section: Chairman's report (Greon- burg), 84 0-84 J * Minutes, 839-918. Nominating: Committee report, 904. Officers, 839-840. Cheney, H.: "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.), ?75. "Origin of Accidents" (Heinrich), 127-131. Cline, j. R.: "Putting safety across in the cement plant," 814-817Clinton, W.: "Accident prevention and in- ` surance," 801-803, Close, G. F.: Chairman's report at Employ ees' Publication Section, 1096-1097. "What sh tld be the burden of the employ ees' benefit association section's program for 1929?" 1092-1094. Codes: "Report of the Steering Committee on research, standards and code" (Keown), 285-289. Committees: "Safety committees" (Fracher). 383-384. 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: Discussion on handling. 905-908. Conferences: "Report of Steering Committee on- regional safety conferences," 289-290. Conover, R. G. : "Report of the editorial ques tionnaire committee." 1) 7-1130Construction 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 5t was solved*' (Black). 162-164. "Safety by New York contractors" (Loh- mann), 930-934. 'Safety in steel erection" (Thomas), 94S- 951. "Safety in the construction industry from the viewpoint of the state" (Waters), 945946. Tonstruction Section: Minutes, 919-957. Nominating-Committee, 947. Officers, 919. Poster Committee report (Black), 928-930. Secretary's and the Statistics Committee ie- port (Robinson), 927-928. Contests: discussion, 118-120: 123: 325-327. "Elements of a successful no-accident con test" (Beck),. 109-117. "Safety through contests" (Catcher), 320322. Coolidge. C.: Letter, 44. Cooperation: "Promotion of accident pre vention. through inter-departmental coop eration" (Reynolds), 971-981* Cordell, K.: "Shop employee's contribution to a safe railway," 1001-1006. Cotcher, E. H.: 320-322. "Safety through contests," 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. Darling, W. : ' Cost of an accident, 158DeBlois, 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 flying." 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), 3004-1005. 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, 832. Dutton. H. P.: "Report of the judges" com mittee," 7115-1116. Eastham, E. K.: "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" (Dublfn), 200- 203. Economics: "Economic value of safety to the contractor" (Hamilton), 922-S25. Education : "Other seventy-five per cent" < Williams), 68-73. Education--Engineering: "Repor. of Commit tee on accident prevention in Engineering Colleges," 292*** Electric Railway Section: Chairman's report (Kohler), 960-961. Committee Chairmen, 1008. Joint luncheons -with Public Utilities Sec tion, 1039-1045. Membership Committee report (Bryce), 961. Minutes, 959-1045. Nominating Committee report, 1006. Officers, 959-960. Poster and Slide Committee report, 9G2-963. "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. Q94. Discussion on speed, 996-998. Discussion on talking. 1032-1033. Discussion, on window wipers, 970. Discussion on yellow lines on streets, 1030# 1031. "Overcoming transportation hazards." (Fen nell), 964-969. "One-man car operation from a safety view point" (Scanlon). 982-986, "Promotion of accident prevention through inter-departmental nold*), 971-981. cooperations" (Rey "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," 827. "Low-Voltage electrical accidents in cement plant," 820. Electricity--Static: "In solving our most seri ous problem" (Armstrong) , 165. \ 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 fox- 1029 7" (Close). 1092-1094. Employees' Benefit Associations: "Hospital and surgical benefits as a part of relief plans" (Grant), 1071-1074. "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. "Using benef" 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 BuSum's paper (McReynolds), 1107-1112. "Getting the most out of the illustration budget" ( Groesbeck) , 1136-1140- "Make-up and art in employees' publica tion" (Riedel), 1097-1099. "Opportunities for improving the editorial contents of employees' publications" (Wil kins), 1120-1127. "Volunteer critic's conclusions concerning the editoi-ial 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 Education. 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" (Thalner). 231-267. "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," 920921. 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 fire protection" (Newell) , 189-194. For Aircraft, 741. Fire Prevention: Discussion on compensation paid to fire department, 196. "Facts written in flame" (Bugbo. . 177-180. "Recent developments 5->. 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), 569- In "Treatment of the effects of Irritating gases and of extensive superficial burns" (Underhill). 866-874. Flying. (See Aircraft; Airports; Airways; Lighting -- Aircraft; craft.) Navigation -- Air ..... 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 bow 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: 853-864. Discussion, "Gas masks and respirators" (Henderson), 893-899. "Treatment of tile 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 Roun'd Table Ses sion) . Gibson, J. B.: "Good housekeeping in the manufacturing department." 352-355. Goggles: Discussion on getting men to wear goggles, 366-368. Graffiin, 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," 1136-1140. Group Plant Safety Supervisors' Session: - Minutes. 01-124. 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, I.: "Address," 52-58. Hoisted, A.: "Discussion of operator of air drome from safety point of view," 638- 541. Hamilton, J. A.: "Economic value of safety to the contractor," 022-925. 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), 882-884. "Health hazard of the chemical industry from the viewpoint of the Deprtrtment of Labor" (Graham-Rogers), 877-881. "Some thoughts on a program of health education for industrial workers" (Wil lard), 1049-1054. Hcgenberger, A- P.: "Navigation instruments and fog flying," 594-602. Heinrich, H. W.: "Origin of accidents." 127-131. Hellmuth. G. T.: "Annual report of the treasurer." 39-41. Henderson, P.: "Control of aircraft in air transport service," 659-662. Henderson, Dr. Y-: "Gas masks and respira tors," 893-899. Hingsburg, P. C.: ' "Aeronautical lighting as an aid to safety," 645-562. "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 time 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 at work in our distant plants," 96-99. Human Element in Safety Work: "Address" (Hale), 52-68. "HumaniC3 of, industry" (Booth), 23-29. Hunsaker, J. C.: "Communications as an aid to safe flying," 579-584. Individuals: "Safety and the individual" (De Blois), 132-135. industrial Safety : Resolution 21-22. Injured "Workmen, sec "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 be combined for greater econ omy and effectiveness?" 1087-1091- Juhl, J. L.: "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." 285-289. 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. (Miner;, 337-342. Richardson's paper "Manufacturer and application of pyroxylin lacquers" (Richardson). 333-336. Larkin. J. M.: "Safety and labor relations," 138-142. Laurence. C. L.: 4'Safety in aircraft engines and their installation." 449-455. Lee. Dr. J. M.: "Why be an editor?" 11171119. Legislation Session (Aircraft) : . Session. 772790. 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" (Hingsburg), 545-562. Lindbergh, Col. C. A.: "Requirements and training for a commercial pilot," 718-720. Lines, T. D.: "Captain Olsen talks," 50-52. Lohraann, H. W".: "Safety by New York con tractors," 930-934. Lonnquest, T. C.: "Instrument navigation and fog flying." 602-604. Lord, D. F.: "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 legislation 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- t furn's paper. 1107-1112. Maintaining Interest in Safety: "How we keep safety at work in our distant plants" ( Hoyman ) , 9 6-99. 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 Ev- Bauer's paper (Newberger), 616-619. 1148 Seventeenth Safety Congress "Medical aspects of safe flying" (Bauer), 609-614. Session* 609-626. Meteorology (See Aircrafts), MiJIer, G. H.: "Posters in accident preven tion -work/* 891-893 Miller, H. E.: "Double duty guards--how to get the most out of them,** 371-877. Miner, H. L.: 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?" 77-83. Myers. Dr. R.: "What are you going to do about it?" 384-391. MeMarchy. D. F.: "Wire rope and safety.** 953-957. *\ National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics: Committee, 756-758. National Aeronautical Safety 0onferei.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" (Hellmuth), 39-41. Navigation (Aircrafts) : Session, 545-607. New Employees: "Introduction of the new employee" (Dunnebs eke) . 357-366. Newberger. T. F.: Discussion on Dr. Bauer's paper, 616-619. Newell, II. 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. Officers of N. S. C. (See Executive Commit- ' tee of N. S. C.) Old Employees, (See Veteran Employees). Organization: "Address" (Blake), 807-812. "Elements of a successful no-accident con test" (Beck), 109-117. "Row we keep safety at work in our dis tant plants" (Koyman), 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 de partments of a company" (Reninger), 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 hundred and 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.) Oris. J. M., and McArthur* R. A.: "Whose fault?" 1021-1029. Paine, W. S.: "General discussion of health hazard in the chemical industry insurance viewpoint,** 884-887. Painting, (See Lacquers). Parachutes, (See Aircraft). from the 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 emplo'(Dunnebacke) , 358-361. "Whose fault?" (Orts and McArthur), 10211029. 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," 794799. Posters, (See Bulletins). Power Plant Session (Aircrafts) : Minutes, 443-473. Prayer: Annual meetings (Sockman) , 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), 135138. Prosrrams. Safety- (See Organization.) Public and Flying Session (Aircraft) : Min utes. 701-715. Public Speaking Class: 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." 785-787. Regional Conferences, (See Conferences). Rehabilitation = "Rehabilitation" (Flynn). 368-370. Reicbeldcrfer, 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. ,,7 "Presentation of the trophy" (Parsings). 1039-1041. "Presentation of trophies at Electric Rail way Section" (Beck), 1042. (See also Campaigns, Industrial ; Prizes.) Reynolds, J. J.: "Promotion of aecideri pre vention through inter-departmentirr co operation." 971-981. Richard, L. F.: "Operation of aexbdrome from safety point of view," 534-538. Richardson, E. G.: "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," 845846. 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 boai*d of airplanes," 480-495. Safeguarding: "Mechanical safeguarding" (Thompson), 377-383. Sain. K. L.: Opening address Automotive Section, 314-316. Sampling, (See Chemical Industry), Sappington, Dr. C. O.: "Plan" for Health Division, 214. Scanlon. D. A,: "One-man car operative from a safety viewpoint," 982-986. Screw Conveyor: "Discussion on hazard." 833. Shapieigh, J. H.: "Gauging and sampling," 858-865. Shipbuilding: "Address" (Ferguson), 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), 1000-1067. "Value of uniform statistics in preventing sickness" (Brundage), 1080-1087. Slater. Dr. B. J.: "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, 45Sraith, *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. Soclcman, R. W.: "Prayer," 9. Speakers, (See Public Speaking). Speed: "Reconciling increased * speed safety'- --(Storrs), 987-993. with Spitting Hazara;- (See Housekeeping). Spray Coating. (See, 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-scheduled flying," 708- 710. Sullivan, J.: "Address." 925-926. Sulphuric Acid: Discussion on handling drums, 848-851. Steel Erection. (See Construction Industry). Swayne, A. H.: "Address of welcome on be half of the New York Safety Committee." 11-12. Thaimer- 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.: 948-951. "Safety in steel erection." Thompson, G.: 377-382. "Mechanical safe-guarding." Town. F. E.: 794. "Address of chairman," 791- "What is a good industrial safety program in plants employing ies3 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." 1012-1016. Warner, E. P.: "Power plunt." 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." 945-916. Weather (Aeronautics), Aiircraft) _ (See Navigation. Weather Service Session (Aircraft) : Min utes. 675-699. Weitknecht, W. HL: "Nominating Committee T'/port," 804. Wr-'jomc. Address of (Crow), 10. Welcome, Address of (Swayne), 11-12. Westmeycr, F. Pl.t "Mimimizing: the damage of accidental injuries/* 934-940. Whiting'. S. EL i "Low-Voltage Electrical Committee ..report,** WUey. H. V- * "Outstanding- requirements for aaffcty in airships.'* 640-64 6- "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. Woolson. L- M.: "Field service and mainte nance of aircraft engines/' 456-458. Workmen: "How safety looks to the worker" (Stone), 151-155, Workmen Injured: "Minimizing the damage of accidental injuries" (Westmeyer), 934- 940. Wright, T. P. r "Structural analysis and de sign in relation to commercial safety " 393-403. \ ^& INDEX Volume II Accelerators: "Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accelerators and anti oxidants." (Healy), 721-733. Accident Causes: Food Section Accident came classification. 5. Accident Statistics: "Accident experience in iron and steel to end of 1927." (Chaney), 198-203. "Accident statistics." (Drews), 326-328. Coal mines. In "Safety--a common denomi nator ii. coal and metal mines." (Muir), 272-273. ' Copper mines. In "Educating: the miner in safety." (Dodge), 252-253. Cotton. In "Cotton manufacturing and safety." (Stewart), S08-919. Elevators. In "Elevators--their care" and safety." (Dindguist). 25. Fails in mines, 233. Grade Crossings. In Highway Crossings Committee report. (Bailey),. 752-753. Logging. In "Snags in the Safety stream." (Braun), 974-977. Lumbering. In "Mental versus mechanical factors in accident prevention in wood working and lumber manufacturing indus tries." (Bennett), 967. Metal mines. In "Safety--a common de nominator in coal and metal mines." (Muir), 271-273. "Pole accidents." (Olshewsky), 587-596. Railroads. In "Green Book report." (Palm er), 767-769. Railroads. In "Needless waste of human life." (Carrow), 769-771. Railroads. In "Poster Committee report." (Bentley). 765-767. Rubber industry. In "Ramifications of safety interest." (Smith), 706.. Sawmills. In `'Mental versus mechanical factors in accident prevention in wood working and lumber manufacturing." (Bennett), 970. Statistical Committee report. (Hensel), 159-160. Textile. In "Cotton manufacturing and safety." (Stewart), 908-919. Textile. In "Safety in the Cotton industry." (Fisher). S03-907. Accidents--Costs: In `.`Status of the Safety engineer." (Morris), 19. Accidents--Time of Day: Discussion 312-313. Age-rite Powder: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accelerators and anti-oxidants." (Healy). 726. Age-rite Resin: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accelerators and anti-oxidants." (Healy), 726. Agent, Safety: "Viewpoint of the agent on conducting safety work." (Perkins), 931- 932. American Gas Association, Accident Preven tion Committee, Activities (Dobbin), 557- 550. American Merchant Marine: "Safety." (Walker), 93-102. American Society of Safety Engineers, see Engineering Section. American Steamship Owners' Association: Meeting, 99-128. Aniline: Danger from fumes, 732-733, Anthrax: Discussion, 313, 315. In "Methods of preventing the outstanding accidents of the packing and tanning in dustries," (McLean), 306-307. Anti-Oxidants: "Health hazards in the rub ber industry--organic accelerators and anti-oxidants." (Healy), 721-733. Automobile Driving: "Commercial truck driv er." (Mlneur), SS5-888. "Respect for the other fellow." (Harmon). 889-S92. "Standardized cab companies' relation to public safety." (Cloud). 839-863. (See also Bus Operation ; Taxicab and Fleet Owners' Section.) Antox: In "Health hazards in the rtihber in dustry--organic accelerators and anti oxidants." (Healy). 726. Ashe, \V. F.: "Relative importance of the plant safety department." 359-362. Bailey, C. T.: Highway Crossings Committee report' 753-753. Baker, J. H.: "Safety contests of the food products group of the Merchants Associa tion of New York." 41-44. Banham, W. JT. I,.: "Ituer-fleec contest as an aid to safety. 846-843. Beardsley. C. R.: Address: Activities of Accident Prevention Committee of N.E. L.A., 553-557. Beck. E. W-: "Presentat-ion of trophies." 604-607. Belts, Safety: Discussion on pole accidents. 59.-. Bennett, W- S.: "Mental versus mechanical factors in accident prevention in . wood working and lumber manufacturing in dustries." 966-970. Bentiey. L. G.: Poster Committee 765-767- "Safety contests.'* 770-7S3. report, Bentley, R. O.: `'Cloud and Sunshine.*' A playlet, 5/6-586. Blackwell, W. H.: "Importanceof lighting: and Its relation to safety." 378-382. Blake. R. P.: "Address." 633-638- Blakeslee, H. X.: "Follies and Prosrress." 41S-422. Boggess-. H. W.: "Safety organization in producing fields." 453-456. Boils: Discussion on boils from rubber com pound, 733. Bonus Systems: Discussion. 240. In "Accident prevention in wood mills." (.Olsen), 1001. Boring Machine: "In Accident prevention in wood mills." (Olsen), 998. Brainard, X- B.: "Anticipating hazards," 331-336. Braun, F. W.: "Snags in the safety stream." 974-977. Brennan, T. P.: Resolution on his death- 841. Brown, see Inness-Brown. Brower, A. B.: "Plant cleanliness an aid to safety." 56-59. Brown. H. R.: "Fighting dust explosions." 36-38. Bulletin Board: "Safety candles.** 216. Burke, D, A.: "Taking steps to insure the safety of passengers at sea.** 137-140. Burns: Discussion on lime burns, 311, 314. Burns--Creosote: Discussion on pole accidents. 593. Burn?, G- 35.: Discussion of Film Slide Serv- 1013 1014 Seventeenth Safety Congress ice. N. S. C,, 545. Purpose and features of Regional Confer ences, 547-548. Bus Operation: "Safe bus operation.*' (Meade), 307-871. Bush, A. R.: "Keynote address." 66-6S. Bussing, A. Ij.: Safety plan, 958-950. Cables: Discussion on elevators, 28. Calendars: Discussion on calendar . stacks, 866-368. Campaigns--Industrial: Alpha Portland Ce ment Co., Trenton, Ohio campaign, 64S652. Cam tody, J. M.: "Address." 269-271. Carney, J. A.: "Whistle and the highway crossing." 799-S00. Carrow, T. H.: "Needles* waste of human life." 767-771. Causes of Accidents, (See Classification of Causes of Accidents). Cement Industry: "Putting safety across in the cement plant." (Cline), 640-643. Cement Section: Joint session with Quarry Section, Minutes, 633-663. Poster Committee report. (Fortuin), 643. Chaney, Dr. L. \V.: "Accident Experience in iron and steel to end of 1927." 198-203. Chrome: In "Methods of preventing the out standing accidents of the packing and tan ning industries." (McLean), 308. Clair, R.: "Amateur motion picture equip ment as an aid in accident prevention.'* 47-50. Classification of Causes of Accident*: cussion on basic causes, 699-701. Dis "Fourth cornerstone.** (Kelly), 988-99P In "Practical Accident Prevention." (Dh- vis), 622-624. Claypool, 2. B.: "Falls in the mechanic.*! department.'* S 14-SI 5. Cleanliness, see Housekeeping. Cline, J. R.: "Putting safety across in the cement plant." 640-643. Clothing: Discussion on Uniforms for women, 490.__ "Cloud and Sunshine," playlet. (Bentley), 576-5S6. Cloud. W. W.: "Standardized cab com panies* relations to public safety.** 35;)- S63. Clubs: Discussion. 237-23S. Discussion on milk bottle club, 855-856. Colcord, Dr. A. W. : '`Placement of men or what the plant surgeon can do for safety." 1&9-193. Cole, H. C. : "Safety on the road.** S36-S40. Commercial Automobiles, (See Automobile Driving). Committees: Discussion, 63. In "Making the safety movement attrac- = tive `o the personnel." (Heberman), 73-79. Community Safety Council* : "Cooperation be tween steam railroads and. local safety councils.** (Varmira), 774-778. Competition: "Presentation of trophies.** (Beck), 604-607. Presentation of trophy at Public Utilities Session." (Parsons), 601-604. (See also Contests.) Conferences: Purpose and features of Re gional Conferences, (Burns), 547-548. Contests: Discussion, 23S-240 ; 697 ; 783-786; 815-816. Discussion on presentation of Petroleum Section safety contest trophies, 450-452. "Green book report." (Palmer), 767-769. "Inter-fleet contest as an aid to safety.** (Banham). 846-848. "Presentation of N. S. C. trophies at Paper and Pulp Section.** (Niesz), 397-399. "Presentation of Petroleum Section safety contest trophies.*' (Hicks), 449-450. "Safety contests.*' (Bentley), 779-783. "Safety contests of the food products group of the Merchants* Association of New York.*' (Baker), 41-44. Cook. O. \V.: "Methods of accident preven tion." 709-712. "Viewpoint of the insurance company's engineer." 935-937. Corrosion: "Corrosion hazards in refineries.'* (Lederer). 429-435. Discussion on tank vessels, 102-103. Cott, E. R.: Chairman's address, 755-760. Cotton Industry: "Cotton manufacturing and safety." (Stewart), 908-919. "Safety in. the cotton industry." 903-907. (Fisher), Court*. Safety: Discussion, 696-697. Cranes: Crane wheel fender, 221. Grease cup for use on crane bearings. 227. Crawford, Dr. F. X.: "Medicine in industry." S7-S9. Creosote: Discussion on pole accidents. 593. Cunningham, Dr. J. G.: "Health promotion in conjunction with Safety." 371-373. Cupola, see Foundries. Darlington, Dr. T*. : Address, 794-797- Davis. J. R. : "Practical accident prevention." 618-624. Debates: "Foreman is responsible for the accidents which occur in his department." (Grady and Voss), 205-226. Dialogs, see Plays. Dimethyl-di-thio-carbanic-Acid: In hazards in the rubber industry." 732. "Health (Healy). Dimethyl-dittrio-Carbanic Acid: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accelerators and sinln-oxirfents." (Healy). 727. Discipline: Discussion, 174 : 337 ; 713-714. Diseases--Occupational: Discussion at Rubber Section. 690-692. In "Methods of preventing the outstanding accidents of the packing and tanning in dustries." (McLean), 306-30S. See also Anthrax. Dobbin. E. R., Address; Activities of Acci dent Prevention. Committee of A_ G. A.. 557-559. Dodge. C. E. : "Educating the miner in safety." 250-253. Dow, M. A.: "Little things that cau*e big accidents." 878-883. Drews, E. : "Accident Statistics." 326-328. Drop Forge Hazards: Discussion. "Growth of safety in the drop forge in dustry.** (Rice), 501-505. Drummond, A. B.: "Routine of handling in juries.** 320-321. Dust Explosions: "Discussion on aluminum _ dust." 38-40. Discussion on cocoa, 45. Discussion on food dust explosions', 33-40. Discussion on metal in product, 46. Discussion on pulverized cane sugar. 45. "Fighting dust explosions." (Brown). 36-33. Economics: "Safety pays." (Lambie), 234- 237. Edger: Discussion on kick-backs, 955. Education: "Training the mine foreman." (Gilbertson), 243-247. Electricity: Discussion on low voltage hazards, 646. Discussion on voltage hazards. 653. Hazards, 652-659. Electricity--Injuries from: In "How to ad minister `first aid in both the small and the large plants." (Hourigan), 388-389. Electricity--Static: Discussion, 717-719. In "Personal peculiarity of workman--com mon cause of accident and fire in rubber Index 1015 factories." (Hoxie), 710-717. Elevator: Discussion on automatic and band- controlled elevators, 28- Discussion on automatic apartment house elevators, 32-34. Biscuesion on elevators sliding, 29-32. Discussion on traction light elevators, 29. "Elevators--their care and safety."' (Lind quist). 24-28. Embossing Presses: Discussion, 314. Tn "Methods of preventing the outstanding accidents cf the packing and tanning in dustries." (McLain), 309. Employment: "Placement of men or what the plant surgeon can do for safety." (Colcord), 189-193. Engineering Section: Discussion on metro politan chapter, 983-984. Engineers--Safety: "Status of the safety engi neer." (Morris), 17-21. "Viewpoint of the insurance company's en gineer." (Cook), 985-937. "Viewpoint of the safety supervisor on conducting safety work." (Lord), 933- 935. Explosives: Discussion on fuses, 265-266; 295- Discussion on use of explosives in mines. 265-267. "Safe handling of explosives underground." (Howell), 260-265. Faist, K. L.: "What has been done in safety in your region (Ohio) during the past year?" 353-355. Falls; In mines, 233. Falls--People: "Falls in the mechanical de partment." (Claypool), 814-815. Farrell, J. J.: "Safe practices for the preven tion of accidents in stevedoring," 104-108. Fatigue; In Address. (Darlington). 794-797. Fay, H- J. W.: "Echo depth sounding to pro mote safety on the surface of the sea." 89-96. Fay, R,: "Marine accidents--their causes and remedies." 140-143Feet t Discussion on hazards of barefeet. 369- 370. Film Slide Service. N. S. C.: In "Use of slides in promoting Safe operating prac tices." (Ryan), 536-539, 544-545. Fire Extinguishers: In "Housekeeping for power houses, substations, storehouses, and other public utility properties, (Harmer), 568-570. Fire Prevention: Discussion, 469-473. "Fires In metal mines--causes, prevention, and methods '*''* handling." (Harrington), 287-294. '`Group ac+* in fire and accident pre vention.' w.^-.t), 466-469. "Housekeep... for power, houses, substations, storehouses a ad other public utility prop erties. (Harmer), 567-574. In "Safety activities of the TJ. S. Bureau of Mines in the petroleum industry." (Fow ler), 462-463. "Personal peculiarity of workmen--common cause of accident end fire in rubber fac tories." (Hoxie). 715-717. First Aid: Discussion on distribution of cabinets, 390. "How to administer first aid in both the small and the large plants." (Hourigan). 284-390. In "Safety activities of the TJ. S. Bureau of Mines in the petroleum industry." (Fow ler), 463. "Fisher. R. T.: "Safety In the cotton industry." 903-907. Fleet Owners, see Taxicab and Fleet Owners Section. Food Industry: Discussion on dust explosions. 38-40. Discussion on examination of food, handler**. 54. "Our best safety stunt during the past year." (Gates), 6-7. "Plant cleanliness sui an aid to safety." (Brower), 56-59. "Safety contests of the food products group of the Merchants Association of New York, (Baker), 41-44. "Safety problems in the Fmall sized food factory.** (Warren). 59-63. Food Section: * Minutes, 3-64. Nominating Committee, report, 21 ; 44-45. Officers, 3. Resolutions on accident report form, 64. Statistical Committee report, (Prcraty), 4-6. Foreign Workmen: Discussion, 993. Discussion on Mexican, 254. Foremen: Discussion. 523-524. Discussion on compensation, 330. Discussion on daily reports, 242. Discussion on training, 247-248. "Foreman as a trainer for safe practice." (Kane), 559-564. ''Foreman is responsible for the accidents which occur in his department." (Grady and Voss). 205-226. "Training the foreman to be a teacher." (Kane), 517-523. "Training the mine foreman.** (Gilbert son), 243-247. Fortum, R. B.: Poster Committee report of Cement Section, 643. Foundries: Adjustable plate shields to en close the top of cupola, 219. "Correction of unsafe practices in foun dries." (Kyser), 176-179. Discussion on small foundry accident rate, 204. Fowler, H. C-: `'Safety activities of the TJ. S. Bureau of Mines in the Petroleum in dustry." 457-464. Frieder, L. P-: "Safety from the manage ment's viewpoint." 929-931- Fritz, E. B.: "Presentation of The Paper Industry trophy." 4.00-401. Fundamentals of Safety: "Some principles of safety that make for success in life." (Myers), 478-4S4. Gates. W.: "Our best safety stunt during past year.'* 6-7. Gauge Glasses: "Gauge glasses--their make, _ use and abuse." (Tucker), 112-119. Geiringer, Dr. A.: "Preservation of health." 760-764. Gilbertson, H. S.: "Training the mine fore- naan, 243-247. Globes--Street Lights: accidents, 594. Discussion on pole Gloves--Rubber: Discussion on pole accidents., 592. Goggles: Discussion on foundry goggles, 180. Discussion on lenses, 514-516. Discussion on miner's goggles, 257-258. Discussion on wearing goggles by workers in quarries, 613-627. For men lighting oil burner furnaces, 514. Gore. H. M.: Address at Mining Section. 296. Grade Crossings: Highway crossings Commit tee report, (Bailey). 752-753. "Whistle and the highway crossing." (Car ney), 799-800. Grady, M. P. and Voss, J. A.; "The forennn is responsible for the accidents which occur in his department." 205-226. Graflin. Dr. S. W.; "First principles." 531- 535. Grier, J. B.: Chairman's report of Wood working and Lumber Manufacturing Sse- txon/' 963-966. Grymes, A. J.: "Importance of the human element." 133-135. 1016 Seventeenth Safety Congress Halzepfel, A. C.: Discussion of Mr. Walker's paper, 102*104. Hand, R. F.: Poster Committee report of Marine Section, 132*133. Handling? Materials: Fire brick on fiat cars. 224. (See also Explosives : Piling-.) Harman, D.: "Respect for the other fellow." SS9-S92. Harmer, H. B.: "Housekeeping: for power houses, substations, storehouses and other public utility properties, 567-574. Harrington, D.: "Fires in metal mines-- causes, prevention, and method of han dling." 237-294, Harris, Dr. L. I.: '`Value of physical exami nations." 51-54. Harrison, S. H.: Round table discussion, 645- 663. Hartley. L. A.: "Developing a safe human factor.*' IS4-1SS. Health: Address, (Darlington), 794-797. "Preservation of Health." (Geiringer), 760-7 64. Health Hazards in the Rubber Industry: "Organic accelerators and anti-oxidants." (Healy), 721-733. Health Supervision of Employees: "Address." (Kuhn), 950-952. "Health promotion in conjunction safety." *(Cunninpham), 371-373. with Healy. L. J. D.: "Health hazards in the rub ber industry--organic accelerators and anti-oxidants." 721-733. Heberman, *H.: "Making the safety ment attractive to the personnel.'* move 77-79. Henrie, H. C.: Poster Committee report of Mining Section. 230. Hensel, H. G.: Poster Committee report of Metals Section. 153. Slide Committee report of Mining Section, 231-232. Statistical Committee of Metals Section, 159-160. Herbert. J. H. : "Group activity in accident prevention." 466-469. Hernia: Discussion, 195-196 ; 693-694. fire and Hicks, C. J.: "Presentation of Petroleum Section safety contest trophies." 449-450. Hoff, A. B.: "Marine accidents." 812-813. Publicity Committee report of Steam Rail road Section. 751-752. Hooks: Hook eye filled with solid plate, 215. Safe chain hook for pipe mill cranes. 225. Hoover. D. 3ST.: "Personal equation in safety." 74-75. Hourigan, Dr. P. H.: "How to administer first aid in both the small and the large plants." 384-390. Housekeeping: "Housekeeping for power houses, substations, storehouses and other public utility properties." (Harner), 567- 574. In "Fourth cornerstone." (Kelly), 990. "Plant cleanliness an aid to safety." (Brower), 56-59. Howell. S. P.: "Safe handling of explosives underground." 260-265. Hoxie. F. J.: "Personal peculiarity of work men--common cause of accident and fire in rubber factories." 715-717. Human Element in Safety Work: Address, (Rust), 153-159. "Developing a safe human factor." (Hart ley), 184-18S. "Importance of the human element." (Grynaes), 133-135. Hungerford. C. L.: "Safety kinks." 739-748. Hydrogen Sulphide: In "Safety activities of the IT. S. Bureau of Mines in the petro leum industry." (Fowler). 461-462. Ice and Refrigeration Industry: "Address," (Matthews). 675-676. Address on the formation of a section, (Scott), 666-670. "How to install a safety organization in a refrigerating plant-" (Wakefield). 677-680. (See also Refrigeration Section.) Inert gas, see Dust Explosion*. Infections: Discussion. 390-391. Xn "How to administer first aid in both the small and the large plants." (Houra- gan), 389-390. Injured Workmen, see Workmen, Injured. Inness-Brown, H. A.: "How the press can help to preve..:. street traffic accidents." 864-867. Inspection: In "Housekeeping for power houses, substations, storeboiwes and other public utility properties (Harmer), 570-573. Inter-Fleet Contests, see Contests. Interest in Safety Work, Maintaining. (See Maintaining Interest in Safety.) Investigation of Accidents: ''Safety in the shop." (Mountford). 825. Iron and Steel Industry: "Accident experience in iron and steel to end of 1927." (Chaney), 198-203. Irwin, F. L.: "Influence and results of safety in our plant." 395-397. Johnston, W., Jr.: '`How I accomplish reduc tion of accidents in my company." 550552. Jointers: In "Accident prevention in wood mills." (Olsen), 998-999. Kaems, A. L.: Discussion of punch press guarding, 496-4SS. Kane. M. J. : "Foreman as a trainer for safe practice." 559-564. "Training the foreman to be a teacher." 517-523. Kelley, !NT. J.: "Fourth cornerstone." 987-993. Kinks: ''Safety kinks." 748. (Hungerford), 739- Knutson. R. G.: "Safety moves forward and why." 636-690. Kuhn, Dr. L. P-: "Acdrrsx/* 950-952. Kyser, N. H. : "Correction of unsafe practices in foundries," 176-179. Ladders: Ladder that, will not slip. 743-745. Lambie, R. M. : "Safety pays." 234-237. Lead Oxidation: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry---organic accelerators and anti-oxidants." (Hea3y). 727. Lederer, E. R.: "Corrosion hazard* in re fineries." 429-435. Lighting: Discussion. 3S2-3S4. "Importance of lighting ar.d rt relation to safety." (Blackwell). 37S-3r-2. Lindquist, D. L.: "Elevator-?.-- their care and safety," 24-23. Linemen: "Cloud and Sunshine." a playlet. (Bentley), 576-5S6. "Pole Accidents." (Olshew.Ocy). 587-596. "Little things that cauM- big accidents," (Dow), 87S-SS3. Leading: Discussion on Loading lumber in cars, 9S2-9S3. Local Councils, see Community Safrly Council*. Locke. J. G.: "Address." 7h-72. Logging: Discussion on 970, "Mental ver^w dent prevention in f in acci and lum ber manufacturing industri*^-.'* (Bennett), 966-970. "Snags in the safety etnwuri." (Braun). 97 4- 977. Long. J. . : "Freight r'csdo-r-ts and remedies. " 810-811. Lord, D. F.: Secretary of Texf-sle Section's report. 902. "Viewpoint of the safety rei-wri-i ducting safety work. an con Lumber Manufacturing S^vtior-. Wood- Index 1017 working and Lumber Manufacturing: Sec tion* Lumbering:, see Loggings McAllister, C. A.: "Relation of classification to safety of ships." 119-127. McDowell, C. A. Chairmen reports of Mining Section, 230-232; 297-298. McLaughlin, F. F. s. "Tonnage with safety/* 627-628. McLean, I. D.: "Methods of preventing the outstanding accidents of the packing and tanning Industries," 302-310. MaglU, J. D.: "Interest of the maritime asso ciation in the work of the N. S. C./' 82-84. Maintaining Interest in Safety Work: Discus sion, 8-16. "Putting safety across In the cement plant, (Cline), 640-643. "Use of elides in promoting safe operating practices," {Ryan), 636-545. Malingering: Discussion, 647-648. t Management: Discussion, 167-169. Discussion at Mining Section, 2S3-234. "Management believes in accident preven tion/' (Suender), 276-282. "Safety as management's responsibility," (Thacher), 734-736. "Safety from the management's viewpoint," (Frieder), 929-931. "Safety from the viewpoint of management/' (Roosevelt), 161-166. "What safety means to a quarry executive/' (Rice), 610-613. Manholes: Valve pit marker, 226. Maritime Association of the Port of Hew York: "Interest of the Maritime Associa tion in the work of the N. S. C./* (Ma* gill), 82-84. Marine Hazards: '`Adventures of the U. S. Coast guard in saving life and property at sea." (Towle), 144-148. Discussion on stevedoring, 108-109. `"Echo depth sounding to promote safety on the surface of the seas," (Fay) 89-96. "Interest of the maritime association in the work of the N. S. C." (Magill), 82-S4. "Making the safety movement attractive to the personnel." (Hcberman), 77-79. "Marine accidents--their causes and reme dies/' (Fay), 140-143. "Relation of classification to safety of ships." (McAllister)* 119-127. "Safe practices for the prevention of acci dents in stevedoring." (Farrell), 104-103. "Safety in the American Merchant Marine/' (Walker), 99-102. "Taking stepe to* insure the safety of pas sengers at sea." (Burke), 137-140. See also Propeller Club. Marine Section: Minutes, 65-148. Membership Committee report (Tode), 129- 131. Nominating Committee report, 128. Officers, 65-66. Poster Committee report, (Hand), 132-133. Publicity Committee report, (Tode), 131-132. Secretary's report, (Welch), 132. Marvin, T.: Program Committee report of Mining Section, 232. Matthews, F. E.: "Address/* 67S-676. Mayo*, H. H. r "Front foot board." 805-807. Marine Hazards: "Marine accidents," (HoiTf), 812-813. Meade, R. W.: "Safe bus operations," 867- 871. Meat Packers, see Packers and Tanners. Medical Supervision: In "Making the safety movement attractive to the personnel" (Heberman), 77-79. "Medicine in industry/* (Crawford), 87-89. Megraw, W. E.: Membership Committee re port of Metals Section, 152. Mental Attitude: "Mental versus mechanical factors in accident prevention in wood working and lumber manufacturing indus tries. (Bennett), 966-970. Merchants Association of New York: "Safety. Contests of the food products group/' (Baker), 41-44. Metal Industries, (See Iron and Steel Indus tries). . Metals Section: Executive Committee report, (Northwood), 151-152. Membership Committee report, (Mesrraw), 152. Minutes, 149-228. Nominating Committee report, 182. Officers, 149-150. Poster Committee report, (Hennel), 153. Statistical Committee report, (Henael), 159- 160. Methyiene-ditolyl-diamine: "In Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accel erators and anti-oxidents/' (Healy). 72772S. Methylene-Para-Tolnidine: In "Health, haz ards in the rubber industry--orff&nic ac celerators and anti-oxidents" (Healy), 728. Mines and Mining: "Educating the miner in - safety," (Dodge), 250-253. Falls, 233. "Management believes in accident preven tion," (Suender), 276-2S2. "Safety pays/' (Lambrie), 234-237. "Training the mine foreman/' (Gilbertson), 243-247. See also Explosives, Mines and Mining--Coal: "Safety--a com mon denominator in coal and metal mines," (Muir), '271-275. Mines and Mining--Metal: "Fires in metal mines--causes, prevention and methods of handling/' (Harrington), 287-294. "Safety--a common denominator in coal and metal mines," (Muir), 271-275. Mineur. H. J.: "Commercial truck driver," 885-S8S. Mining Section = Chairman's report, (McDow ell), 297-298. Chairman of Committees, 298. Membership committee rei>ort. (Young), 230-231, Minutes, 229-299. Nominating Committee report. 268. Officers. 229-230. Poster Committee report, (Henrie), 230. Program Committee report, (Marvin), 232. Resolutions Committee* 297. Slide Committee report, (Hensel), 231-232. Morris, F.: "Status of the safety enginee-r," 17-21. Motion Pictures in Safety Work: "Amateur motion picture equipment as an aid in accident prevention/' (Clair), 47-50. Discussion. (Morris). 46-47. Mould Presses, see 'Presses. "Mould. Mountford, W. P.: "Safety in the Shop." 821-826. Muir, D. D.. Jr.: "Safety---a common denomi nator in coal and metal mines/' 271-275. Myers, Dr. H.: "Some principles of safety that make for success in life," 478-484. Myers,' J. W.: Statistical Committee rei-ort, 425-426. National Electric Light Association Accident Prevention Committee Activities, (Beard sley), 553-557. Natural Gas Gasoline Plants: In "Follies and progress/' (BJakesIee), 421. Neozone: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accelerators and anti oxidants/' (Healy), 726. New .Employees: In "Safety in the yard." (Spooner), 831-835. 1018 Seventeenth Safety Congress Niesz, H. E.: Presentation of N. S. C. trophies, 397-399. Northwood. J. A.: Report of the Executive Committee of Metals Section* 151-1521 O'Connell, C. EC.: "Some outstandins hazards in paper mills and their control,*' 362-365. Occupational Diseases (See diseases. Occupa tional). CHI Company Safety: "Corrosive hazards in refineries.*' (Lederer), 429-4od. "Engineering? committee and its work in the petroleum industry," (Smith), 439-448. "Follies and progress/* (Blakeslee), A18-422. "Group activity in fire and accident preven tion." (Herbert), 466-469. "Safety Activities of the U. S. Bureau of Mines in the petroleum industry," (Fow ler). 457-464. "Safety organization in producing fields," (Boggess). 453-456. "Standardization and its relation to acci dent- prevention," (Young)* 413-416. Oler, W. M-, Jr.: "Why. we believe in safety in our company," 671-674. Olsen. O. J.: "Accident prevention in wood mills," 994-1002. Olshewsky, W. J., Jr.: "Pole accidents," 587-596. Opp, George: "And now what are we going to do about it?" 596-599. Organization: "Anticipating hazards," (Bar nard), 331-323. "Fourth cornerstone," (Kelly), 987-993. "How I accomplish reduction of accidents in my company," (Johnstone), 550-552. "How to install a safety organization in a refrigerating plant," (Wakefield). 677-6S0. In "Keynote address," (Bush), 67-68. "Influence and . results of safety in our plant. " (Irwin), 395-397. "Practical accident prevention," (Davis). 613-624. "Relative importance of the plant safety- de partment.*' (Ashe), 359-362. '`Viewpoint of the agent on conducting safety work," (Perkins), 931-932. "Viewpoint of the safety supervisor on con ducting safety work," (Lord), 933-935. Osborne. S. H. : "Track motor cars--thexxr use. care and operation." 786-792. Oxynone: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accelerators and anti oxidants," (Healy), 726. Packers' and Tanners' Industry: Accident sta tistics, (Drews). 826-32S. Anticipating hazards. (Barnard). 331-336. Discussion on hauling hides. 316. "Methods of preventing the outstanding accidents of the packing and tanning in dustries." (McLean). 302-310. See also Tanning Industry. Packers' and Tanners' Section: Minutes, 301- 340. dominating Committee report, 326. Officers, 301. Paint: Discussion on paint for sulphide oil tanks. 435-436. Palmer. 31*. R-: "Green book report." 767-769. Paper and Pulp Industry: Accomplishments in Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan and New York. 351-353. Accomplishments in Pennsylvania. Wiscon sin. 355-358. Discussion on rewinders, 365-366. History, (Peacock), 343-350. "Influence and results of safety in our plant." (Irwin). 395-397. Ohio Division officers. In "What has been done in safety in your region daring the past year?" (Faist), 354. "Relative importance of the plant safety department-" (Aehe), 359-362. "Some outstanding hazards in paper mills and their control," (O'Connell). 362-365. "What has been done in' our region. (Maine) during the past year?" (Record), 350-351. "What haus been done in safely in your re gion (Ohio) during the past year?" (Faist), 353-355. Paper and Pulp Section: Chairman's report, (Peacock), 343-350. Discussion on a paid representative, 376378 ; 392. "Discussion on presentation of the Paper Industry trophy," 401-402. Minutes. 341-404. Nominating Committee report, 393. Officers, 341-342. "Presentation of N. S. C. trophies," (Niesz), 397-399. "Presentation of the Paper Industry trophy," (Fritz), 400-401. Resolution to ask N. S. C. to use standard of 1,000 days in computing their accidents, 392. Para-Nitroso-Dimetlyl-Aniline: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry---organic accelerators and anti-oxldents," (Healy). 72S-729. Pansorw, F. W.: "Presentation of trophy," 601-604. Peacock. W. J.: Chairman of Paper and Pulp Section report. 343-350. Perkins, J. A.: "Viewpoint of the agent on conducting safety work," 931-932. "Personal equation in Safety," (Hoover), 74-75. Petroleum. (See Oil Company Safety). Petroleum Section: Chairman's report (Prus- siag), 406-408. Dktcuasion on presentation of Petroleum Section Safety Contest trophies, 450-452. "Engineering Committee and its work in the petroleum industry," (Smith), 439-448. Minutes, 405-475. Motion to put into News-Letter contest sta tistics. 426-427. New organization plan, 424. Nominating Committee report, 428-429. Officers. 405-406. "Presentation of Petroleum Section safety contest trophies," (Hicks), 449-450. Resolutions committee report. 427-428. Statistical Committee report, (Myers), 425- 426. Suggestions for coming year, (Prussing). 416-418. Phenyl-Tolyl-Guanidine: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accel erators and anti-oxidents," (Healy), 729. Physical Examination of Employees: Discus sion, 166-167; 374. Discussion on part-time doctor, 55. In "Placement of men or what the plant sur geon can do for safety," (Colcord). 191- . 193. `"Value of physical examinations," (Harris), 31-54. Piling: Safety tie for piling rounds, 21S- Planers: Discussion on holding knives on planers, 1009. Plays: "Clouds and Sunshine," (Bentley), 576- 5S6. Poison Ivy: Discussion on pole accidents. 592-593. "Foie Accidents," (Olshewsky), 587-696- "Pole Problem": In* "Use of Slides in pro moting safe operating practices," (Ryan). 537-544. Porterp, See Railroads. Power Houses: "Housekeeping for power houses, substations, storehouses and other public utility -properties," (Harmer), 5ST- 574. Index 1019 Power Press Section: Minutes, 477-528/ (Long). 810-811. Nominating: Committee report, 500. Officers. 477-478- Resoiution on death of Herman Schwab, "Front foot board** (Mayo), 805-807. "Green book report*' (Palmer^, 767-769. "Needless waste of human life" (Carrow), 498-499. 769-771. Power Presses: Discussion of punch press "Porter's place in safety** (Wiley), 772-774. guarding:, (Kaems), 496-498. "Safety in the maintenance' of way and "Woman operators in the punch press de structures department" (Roller), 828-830. partment/' (Stone), 486-490. "Safety in the shop" (Mountford), 821-826 Presses Mould: Discussion, 741. Prizer, B.: "Address/' 409-413. "Safety on the road" (Cole), 836-840. "Track motor cars--their use, care and op Prizes: "Alpha Portland Cement Co.. Trenton. Ohio, Campaign/* 648-652. Discussion, 698-699. Discussion on presentation of the Paper in dustry Trophy, (Fritz). 400-403. eration" (Osborne), 786-792. "T.ansverse fissures in. rails" (Sperry). 817- 819. "Whistle and the highway crossing'' (Carney), 799-800. Discussion on presentation of Petroleum (See also Steam Railroad Section, Yard, in Section safety contest trophies. 450-452. "Presentation of N. S. C. trophies at Paper and Pulp Section,** (Nieez), 397-399. dustrial.) Record, A. F.: "What has been done in our region (Maine) during the past year?" "Presentation of Petroleum Section Safety Contest trophies/' (Hicks), 449-450. "Presentation of trophies," (Beck), 604-607. 350-351. Refineries. (See Oil Company Safety.) Refrigeration Section: Address (Scott), 666- 4`Presentations of trophy," (Parsons), 601- 670. 604. "Presentation of the Paper Industry trophy," (Fritz), 400-401. Progress: "First principles of progress." Minutes, 665-683, Officers, 665. Resolution to found Regional Conferences. a section, 682. (See. Conferences.) (Grafflin). 531-535. Propeller Club: "Address." (Roberts). 69. Plays : "Foreman is responsible for the acci dents which occur in his department,'* Rehabilitation: Discussion, 325, (See also Workmen, Injured.) Repeaters : Discussion,' 85 ; 826-827. Report Forms--Industrial: Food Section, 64- (Grady and Voss). 205-226. Presses, see Embossing- Presses. Pressure Vessels: In "Methods of preventing the outstanding accidents of the packing In "Statistical Committee report of Food Section" (Prouty), 5- Resistox: In ``Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accelerators and antl- and tanning industries." (McLean), 305- 306. Prusslng. G. F.: Chairman's report at Petro leum Section, 406-408. Prouty, R. E.: Statistical Committee report of Food Section, 4-6. Public Safety (See alro Taxicab and Fleet Owners Section). Public Utilities Section: Film and Slide Com mittee report, (Ryan), 536-545, 548-549. oxidents" (Healy), 727. Resolutions: Death of T. P. Brenman, 841. Mining Sections, 297. Petroleum Section resolutions, 427-428- Power Press Section resolution on death of Herman Schwab, 498-499. Resolution to ask the N. S. C. to use the standard of 1,000 days in computing their accidents, 392. Standard accident report form for Food Joint luncheon with Electric Railway Sec Section, 64. tion, 601-607. "Respect for the other fellow" (Harman), Minutes, 629-607. 889-892. Nominating committee report, 546. Responsibility for Accidents: In "How I ac Officers, 529-530. complished reduction of accidents in my Poster committee report. 565-566. company" (Johnston), 551. "Presentation of trophy," (Parsons), 601-604. Rewards. (See Prizes.) "Presentation of trophies, (Beck), 604-607. * Rewinders. (See Paper and Pulp Industry.) Publicity Committee report, 564-565. Rice, J.: "What safety means to a quarry Statistics committee report. (Doeller), 574- executive," 610-613. >75. Pubucity: "How the press can help to pre Rice, L. M.: ..-"Growth of safety in the drop forge industry," 501-505. vent street traffic accidents,** (Inness- Roberts, E. M.: Address, 69. Brown), 864-867. Pulp Industry, see paper and pulp industry. Rohweder, A. V.; Membership Committee re port. 753-754. Punch Presses, see Power Presses. Roller, W. L.: Engineering Committee of Quarries r "Practical accident prevention/* Steam Railroad Section report, 750-751. (Davis), 618-624. "Safety in the maintenance of way and "Whrt safety means to a quarry executive/* structures department," 828-830. (Rice), 610-613. Rolls--Rubber: Discussion, 748. Quarry Section: Joint session with Cement Section, Minutes, 633-663. Roosevelt, R. M.: "Safety from the view point of management," 161-166. Minutes, 609-663. Nominating Committee report, 627. Officers, 609. Rubber Industry: "Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accelerators and anti-oxidants" (Healy), 721-733. Quixioidine: In "Health hazards in the rub ber industry--organic accelerators and Rinks (Hungerford), 739-748. "Methods of accident prevention** (Cook), anti-oxidents" (Healy), 729. 709-712. Railroads: Car Shifter, 211. "Cooperation between steam railroads and local safety councils" (Varnnm), 774-778. "Personal peculiarity of workmen--common course of accident and fire in rubber fac tories" (Hoxie), 715-717. "Fails in the mechanical department" (Clay- Rubber Section: Membership Committee re pool), 814-815. "Ferguson track target," 207. port. 703-704. Minutes. 685-748. "Freight house accidents and remedies" Nominating Committee report, 738-739. * 1020 Sci'c/Hi'cuth Safety Cont/rcss Officers, 6S5-6S6- Runner Gates: Safe method of breaking. 223. Rust. D. C. H.: Address. 153-159. Ry&n. C. P-: "Use of slides in promoting safe operating practices/* 536-B45. Safety Agent. (See Agent. Safety.) Safety Days: Discussion, 28J-23S. In "Safety pays** (Lambrie), 236. Safety Engineers. (See Engineers. Safety.) Safety Movement: "And now what are we going to do about it?** (Opp). 596-599. "Safety moves forward and why'* (Knut son). 6Sb-690. Samuel, D.: "Safety from the viewpoint of supervision/* 169-171. Sanders--Guards: Bench sander guard and exhaust system, 209. Sawmills: Discussion on long distance oil ing. 97S. In "Mental versus mechanical factor*? in accident prevention in woodworking and lumber manufacturing industries" (Ben nett), 970. _ Saws: Discussion on carrying, 971-9<3. Discussion on kick-backs. 952-954. Discussion on speeds, 957. "Saws** (Wiberjr). 1004-1006. Saws--Band: Discussion on handling. 973. In "Accident prevention in wood mills" (Olsen >. 999-1000. Saws--Dado: Discussion. 955-956. Saws--Miter: Discussion. 1007. In " Accident prevention in (Olsen). 996-997. Scott. C. B. : Address. 666-670. wood milla" Shapers: Discussion. 100S. In "Accident prevention in wood mills** (Ol sen), 1000. Shears?: "Skelp mill interlock," 21S. Shock, Electric. (.See Electricity. Injuries from.) Shoe*?: Discussion. 179. Discussion on miner's shoos. 256-257 ; 259. Discussion on shoes in paper industry. 367 ; 369-370. In "Correction of unsafe practices in foundries** (Ky^er), 17#. Signals: Discussion on whistles for highway crossing, 301-305. "Whistle and the iCarney), 799-S00. highway crossing** Slides: `Use of elides in promoting safe operating practices" (Ryan.). 536-545; 5-4S- 549. Slipping and Falling Hazards; Discussion. 314. Small Plants: "How to administer first aid in both the small and the large plants'* (Hourigan). 334-390. "Safety problems in the >mall rdzed food factory'* (Warren), 59-63. Smith. C. W. : "Enirincrinsr Committee autd itts work in the petro.eum {ndiKrj*.*' 439- 44S. Smith. R. C. : "Where w- cro 7" S?mhh, tV. S. : K-nm: ftrA * :m* <rs* teresu" 705-705. Sperry. Mr.: "jranww fra;n rrt: ia.' Spooner. J. H. : :r? : vp -= S35. Stabilise: In "Health bayard* -* industry--organic jw7C*)**-.:rvr-r -^S4=-r f=rif` oxident*4'* < Healy), 727 Stairway*: Pit stairway hotiainff 7.1,7 Standardization: "Sthrrdarthzjrt.^or, *r*vcf l&tion to accident pTwen U*rr.' 413-416. Yfiw.jr. State Safety Daya. (Sec S& Thxy* 1 Steam Railroad Sector*: -r*r * - <Cott), 755-760. Engineering Committee report (Roller), 750- 751. Highway Crossings (Bailey), 752-753. Committee report Membership Committee (Rohweder), 753-754. Minutes, 749-844. Nominating Committee report. 792. Officers. 749-760. Foster Committee report (Bentley), 765-767. Public Relations Committee (Walsh), 754755. Publicity Committee report (Hoff), 751-752. Resolutions Committee, 841. Steel Industry. (See Iron and Steel Industry.) Stevedoring. (See Marine Hazards-) Stewart, E.; "Cotton manufacturing and safety,** 903-919. Stone. R- I-: "Woman operators in the punch press department/* 4S6-490. Storehouses. (See Warehouse Hazards.) Substation: ``Housekeeping for power houses, substations, storehouses and other public utility properties** (Harmer). 567-574. Suender. B. H.: "Management believes in accident, prevention.** 276-282. Supervisors. Safety: "Safety from the view point of sui>ervision*' (Samuel), 169-171. Surgeons: "Placement of men or what the plant surgeon can do for safety** (Colcord). 1S9-193- Tanfcs: Dfccussion. 437. Discussion on point for sulphide oil tanks, 435-436. Tanners. (See Packers and Tanners Section.) Tanning Industry; "Methods of preventing the outstanding accidents of the packing and tanning industries** (McLean). 302-310. Taxicab and Fleet Owners' Section: Minuter. S45-S99. Nominating Committee report. S64. Officers. 845-S46. Taxicabs. (See Automobile Driving.! Tetramethyl-Thiursm-Disulphide: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry--organic accelerators and anti-oxidents** (Healy), 730. XetT-a - Methyl -Thiurs. a-MonosuIphide: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry-- organic accelerators and anti-oxi/ents*' (Healy). 730. Textile Industry: "Cotton manufacturing and safety** (Stewart), 908-919. "Safety in the cotton industry'* (Fisher). 90S-907. "Viewpoint of the agent on conducting safety work" (Perkins), 931-932. Textile Section: Minutes. 901. 947. Nominating Committee report, 927. Officers, 901. Secretary*? report (Lord), 902. Tode. A. M.: Membership Committee report. 129-131. publicity Committee report of Marine Sec- 171-132. i erw-er Structures: Discussion on pole acci dents. 594. T<-f*li<*. W. F.: "Activities of the IT. S. Coast guard in having life and property at sea/* 144-145-. Tharher. S. P.: "Safety as management's re*.po?:K:bility/# 734-736. Motor Cars. (See Railroads.) ; mffre z "Hot the press can help to prevent *t.re4 traffic accidents'* . (Inness-Brown), 7. Training Foremen. (See Foremen.) Tr>^hyl-Trimcthylone-Triamlne: In "Health in the rubber industry'* (Healy), 730-731. T^i>h^r.r!raan:dine: In "Health hazards in. 1 ndex 1021 the rubber industry" (Heal/), 731. Tucker, W. A, s "Gauge glasses--their- make, use and abuse.*' 112-119. U. S. Bureau of Mines: "Safety activities of the petroleum industry*' (Fowler), 457-464. U. S. Coast Guard: ``Activities of the U. S. Coast guard in saving: life and property at sea" (Towle). 144-148. Valv Pit: Marker, 226. Varnum. G. C.: "Cooperation between steam railroads and local safety councils/* 774778. V. G. B.: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry** (Healy), 727. Voss, J. A., and Grady. M. D.: "The fore man is responsible for the accidents- which occur in his department,*' 205-226. Wakefield, V.: "How to install a safety or ganization in a refrigerating- plant," 677680. Walker. H. B.: "Safety in the American ' Merchant Marine/* 99-102. Walsh, J. D.: Public Relatione Committee report, 754-755. Warehouse Hazard: "Housekeeping for power houses, substations, storehouses and other public utility properties** (Harmer), 567574. Warren, H. P.: "Safely problems In the small sized ford factory," 59-63. Waste: '`Needless waste of human life'* (Car- vow), 769-771. Wedges: Wooden wedge?, 214. Welch, W. S. : Secretary of Marine Sect5on* report, 132. Whistles. (See Signals,) Wiberg, H. G.: "Saws," 1004-1006. Wiley, JT.r "Porter's place in safety/* 772-774. Windows: Bars, 740. Women In Industry: "Woman operator in the punch press department" (Stone), 486- 490. Woodworking and Lumber Manufacturing Sec tion: Chairman's report, 963-966. Minutes, 949-1012. Nominating Committee report, 980. Officers, 949-950. Officers, 1003. Woodworking Industries: "Accident preven tion in wood rriills" (Olsen), 994-1002. Discussion on gick-back accidents, 952-954. "Mental versus mechanical factors in acci- - dent prevention in woodworking and lum ber manufacturing industries'* (Bennett), 966-970. Workmen--Injured: Discussion. ,323. "Routine of handling injuries" (Drummond), 820-321. Xanthates; In "Health hazards In the rubber industry** (Healy), 731. Yards--Industrial: "Safety* (Spooner), 831-835. in the yard!* Young. C. A.: "Standardization and its re lation to accident prevention/* 413-416. 5foung, H. I.: Membership Committee report of Mining Section, 230-231. Zinc Oxidized Salt: In "Health hazards in the rubber industry" (Healy). 732. \ INDEX Volume TII Accident Facts--How to get them," (Dublin), Da Porte, J. V.: "What state and city health departments can do in gathering: accident `Accident Pacts--How to use them,'1' (Mat- statistics." 32-53. thevvti), 64-65. Accident Reports. (See Report Forms). Driver's License, (See Automobile Driving). Dublin. Dr. L*. I.: "Accident Facte--How to Accident Statistics: "Accidents Facts--How to set them.** 25-26. pet them,'* (Dublin). 25-26. 'Accident problem as revealed by statistics." "Accident problem as revealed by statis 77-79. tics." (Dublin), 77-79. Education: "Community Study," (Keeler). "Can the `probable cause' of an accident be 213-273. deduced from accident reports?" (Barnham). 53-63. "How Detroit cut accidents through law "Development of a unit In safety education, taxable 1 row kindergarten to grade 9.** f Power V, 209-211. enforcement," (Brown), 110-115. Discussion on Educational objectives. 245-251. "How we tve for accident preven "Education for the modern, world,** (O'Shea). tion." (Hoyt). 63-71. 232- "Mistakes to be avoided.** (Chaney), 71-77. "Place of safety in the elementary school N. V. Stare. N. V. City and rest of state. curriculum." (Pottenger), 204-206. In "Organisation of a Statistical bureau.** "Safety habit formation,** (Schallcr), 215- Aronowim. 29. N. V. State. N. Y. City and rest of state. 2i . ' . "5%tfety teaching through extra curricular "vvhjii vixtc and city health department** activities'* (Bouelle), 195-200, rn r <io in gathering accident statistics." 1 Por-t-e). 3C--r2. "0-s-*ir.i7-silir*7i of a statistical bureau.'* Aronnwjlr), `26-32. "Social Studies." (Cottrell), 206-209. "Safety work in the public schools," (Frost), 194-19.7. 'Tmdti-nr Safety in vocational schools," Fv*.oru*J.{t.y ami j'ublic accidents---A study o' f*cieti^nT -;>vnT5e drivers," {Bingham). (K*b*1). 231-224. "Torhnkjue of safety education In the ele- : rrwr.tary and secondary schools," (Frost), \ irr.. I., ; Disco-slon on causes of "Technique of safety education in the voca "O^ cjiTunaij/m of a statistical bureau." 26-32. tional <=hoorl." (Fumey). 220-221, \ utomi-bilo Driving: "Demonstration of "t'nit for the junior and senior high school," -suH.rr.sr.ation for driver's license,** (Ma- (Stack). 217-219. ruxncy *. 9s-196. "Wh-v ir^ur&nw companies ave interested "What can safety education contribute?" (Whitney). 232-238. ir automobile accident prevention work." Carlin), i 1-26. "Uomcf. drivers and automobile accident^.'* "What does the world need?" (Rugg), 238245. "Work of New York City schools in educat Miller). 2S5-273. ing for safety on the streets and in the Ra.kvr. J. S.: "Report of study on personality home," (Doewinthan), 200-204. ar>d public accidents." 133-1S5. "Work in English," (Sehad), 211-213. 3*ja`. A. J - ~ Discussion on causes of acci Education Division: Minutes, 193-263. dents. 5S. Engineers--Traffic: "Value of city traffic Bingham. W. V.: "Personality and public engineer," (Gage), 172. accidents--a study of accident-prone Examination of Automobile Drivers, (See drivers*," 174-192. Automobile Driving). Bouelle. F. A.: "Safety teaching through Frost, R- J.: "Safety work in the public extra curricular activities." 195-200. schools," 194-195. Brown, H- D.: "How Detroit cut accidents "Technique of safety education in the through law enforcement," 110-115. elementary and 'secondary schools," 193- Burnham, H. C.: "Gan the `probable cause' of 194. art accident bo deduced from accident re ports?" 53-63. Fumey, O.: "Technique of safety education in the vocational school." 220-221. Campaigns: "Save a Life Campaign," (Hall), Gage. A. K.: "Value of city traffic engineer," 170-172. 172. Catlin. R. I.: "Why insurance companies are Goodrich. E. P.: "When are traffic control interested in automobile accident preven signals justified?" 143-156. tion work." 11-16. Godward, A. C.: "Model municipal traffic Chaney, Dr. L. W.: "Mistakes to be avoided," ordinance,** 82-85. 71-77. Grade Crossings--Signals: In "American Cole, S. T.: "Practical pointers on legislative Engineering Council's Report on Signals," promotion," 95-98. Cole, W. G.: "American Engineering Council (Kelcey), 132. Hall, J. J.: "Save a Life Campaign." 170-172. Report on Signs and Markings," 134-142. Health Departments: "What State and city Committee on Personality and Public Acci health departments can do in gathering dents, (Williams), 173. accident statistics," (DePorte), 82-63. Community Safety, (See Public Safety). Highways: "Practical means of building Corn, E.' W.: "Community Safety leader safety into streets and highways," (Mor ship." 5-11. Cottrell. H. L.: "Social Studies," 206-209. rison), 157-163. Home Safety: "Women and home accidents." Davie, J. T.: "Getting public support for law- (Losh). 273-277. enforcement." 116-120. Hoyt. P. >.: "How we use statistics for acci Deliveries: "Off-street loading and night dent prevention," 65-71. deliveries." (Straus). 163-172. Insurance, Compulsory: "Why insurance com- 284 Index 285 panies ave interested in automobile acci dent prevention work," (Gatlin), 11-16. Janes, C. C.: ``Bringing: our . traffic laws up to date," 86-94. Keeler, K.: "Community Study," 213-213. Kelcey. G.: . "American Engineering Councils Report on Signals," 127-124. Kent, R.: "Teaching Safety in vocational schools," 221-224. Laws: "Practical pointers on legislative pro motion." (Cole), 96-98. Lefferts, E. B.: "New procedure in traffic law enforcement," 121-126. Lieb. J. W.: "Contribution of the electric light and power industry to the safety movement," 16-24. Little, R. M.: ."Women's responsibility for Safety," 266-268. Loading: "Off-Street loading and night deliveries," (Strata*). A63-172. Loewinthan,' A.: "Work of New York City schools in educating for safety on the streets and in the home." 200-204. Losh, R.: "Women and home accidents." 278-277. McAdoo, W.: "Traffic law enforcement," 107- 109. MacBrayne. L. E.: Discussion on causes of accidents. 57-58. "Safety patrol--Its place in the school, the home and the community," 259-263, McBride, J. L.: "Demonstrations of safety patrol operation," 255-259. MacCall, C. H.: "Safety patrol rally," 252. McGIintock, M.: "Facts vs. guesses in solving the traffic problem," 3-5. McDowell,- J. M.: "Safeguarding vocational school equipment," 224-231. Mahoney. Lt. J. E.: "Demonstration of examination for driver's license*." 98-106. Mahoney, Mrs. B. W.: "Practical program of community safety work for women's organizations," 277-283. Markings: "American Engineering Council Report on Signs and Markings," (Cole), 134-142. Matthews, "W. W.: "Accident Facts--How to use them," 64-65. Miller. Mrs. D. E.: "Women drivers and auto mobile accidents," 268-273. Morrison. R. L.: "Practical means of building safety into streets and highways," 157-163. Oborstreet, H. A.: Educational objectives. Round table discussion, 245-251. Organization: "Organization of a statistical bureau," (Aronowitz), 26-32. O'Shea. Dr- W- J.: "Education for the mod ern world." 232. Parking: Discussion on off-street parking for customers' cars, 169-170. In "Facta vs. guesses in solving the traffic problem," (McCIintock), 4-5. Patrols; "Demonstration of safety patrol oper ation," (McBride), 255-259. Discuseion on responsibility, 199-200. "Safety patrol--Its place in the school, the home and the community," (MacBrayne), 259-263. "Safety patrol rally," (McCall), 252. "Personality and public accidents--a study of accident-prone drivers." (Bingham). 174- 192. "Personality and Public Accidents committee," (Williams). 173. "Personality and public accidents Btudy," (Baker). 183-185. Pottenger. M. O.: "Place_ of safety in the elementary school curriculum." 204-206. Powell. W. B.: "Traffic Engineering," 127. Power, T. F.: "Development of a- unit in safety education, usable from kindergarten to grade 9." 209-211. Psychology: "Personality and public accidents --a study of accident-prone drivers," (Bingham), 174-192. Public Safety: "Community Safety leader ship," (Corn), 5-11. "Practice' program of community safetywork for women's organizations," (Ma honey), 277-283. Public Safety Division: Minutes, 3-192. Public Utilities: "Contribution of the electric light.. and power . industry to the safety movement." (Lieb). 16-24. Repeaters: "Personality and public accidents --a study of accident-prone drivers." (Bingham), 174-192. Report Forms: "Can the 'probable cause' of an accident be deduced from accident re ports?" (Burnham), 53-63. Rugg, H. O.: "What does the world-need?" 238-245. Safety Movement: "Contribution of the elec tric light and power industry to the safety movement." (Lieb), 16-24. "San Diego plan of traffic law enforcement," (Lefferts), 121-126. Schad, E. A.: "Work in English." 211-213. Schaller, A.: "Safety habit formation," 215217. Schools--Safety Work With: "Community study." (Keeler). 213-215. "Development of a unit in safety education, usable from kindergarten to grade 9." (Power), 209-211. "Place of safety in the elementary school curriculum," (Pottenger), 204-206. "Safety teaching through extra curricular activities." (Bouelle), 195-200. "Safety work in the public schools," (Froflt), 194-195. "Social Studies," (Cottrell), 206-209. "Work of New York City schools in educat ing for safety on the streets and in the home," (Loewinthan), 200-204. "Work in English," (Schad), 211-213. "Safety habit formation." (Schaller). 215- 217"Teaching- safety in vocational schools," (Kent), 221-224. "Technique of safety education in the elementary and secondary schools," (Frost), 193-194. "Technique of safety education in the voca tional school." (Furney), 220-221. "Unit for the junior and senior high school," (Stack), 2X7-219. Signals, (See also G-rade Crossings-----Signals). Signals--Traffic: In "American Engineering Council's Report on Signals.'' (Kelcey). 131-132. "When are traffic control signals justified?" (Goodrich), 143-156. Signs: "American Engineering Council report on signs and markings." (Cole). 134-142. In "American Engineering Council's Report on Signals." (Kelcey), 129-131. Stack. H- J.: "Unit for the Junior and senior high school," 217-219. Statistical Bureau: "Organization cf a sta tistical bureau." (Aronowitz). 26-32. Statistics Section: Proposed by-laws, 79-SI. Straps, P,"Off-street loading and night deliveries," 163-172. Streets: "Practical means of building safety into streets and highways," (Morrison), 157-163. Traffic: "Facts vs. guesses in solving the traffic problem." (McCUntock), 3-5. "Traffic engineering." (Powell). 127. Traffic Laws: "Bringing our traffic laws up to date," (Janes), 35-94. 286 Seventeenth Safety Congress Discussion, 89-94. "Getting public support for law enforce ment." (Davis), 116-120. "How Detroit cut accidents through law en forcement," (Brown)-. 110-115. "Model municipal traffic ordinance." (God- ward), 82-85. "New procedure in traffic law enforcement," (Lefferto), 121-126. "Practical pointers on legislative promo tion," (Cole), 95-98. "Traffic law enforcement," (McAdoo), 107- 109. Uniform Traffic Regulations, (See Traffic Laws). Usher, E.: Discussion on causes of accidents. 59. Vocational ddncation: Discussion on safe guarding vocational school equipment, 22S- 231. "Safeguarding vocational school equipment. (McDowell). 224-231. "Teaching safety in vocational schools," (Kent); 221-224. "Technique of safety education in the voca tional school,*' (Fursey), 220-221. Whalen, G. A-: Address, 252-255. Whitney, A. W.: "What can safety education contribute?" 232-238. Williams, S. J.: "Open meeting of coi - mittee on Personality and -Public Acci dents," 173. Women's Activities: "Practical program of community safety work for women's or ganisations." (Mahoney). 277-283. "Women and home accidents." . (Loeh), 273277. "Women drivers and automobile accidents," (Miller), 268-273. "Women's responsibility for safety," (little), 265-268. .. Women's Session: Minutes. 265-283.