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434 Twenty-firsi Congress--National Safety Council 101 Avoiding "riling men excited by unnecessary hollering on the job, etc nil Have all laborers examined as to physical condition before employment. T}* report of the resolutions committee was then presented by J. A. Long of the Delaware & Hudson Railroad. Chairman, and two resolutions were formally pre setted and adopted by the Section delegates. The firs: was a resolution of condolence upon the death of J. Flanagm, Manager, Safety Department. Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific Railroad. Tite second resolntion acknowledged with thanks and appreciation efforts of all who lad participated in making the Washington Congress Session successful. Report of the Nominating Committee The rcjwn of the tellers who canvassed the election of officers for the Section, was made by T. J. Hcavey. The Erie Railroad, and announcement was made of the election a? follows: Chairman of the Section--Charles E. Hill. General Safety Agent, New ^ ork Central Lines. First J'ice-Chairman--C. L. LaFountaine. General Safety Supervisor. Great Northern Railway. Second Vice-Chairman--H. A. Parish, Assistant to Central Manager. Chicago & North Western Railway. Members selected for the Committee of Directions for the Ensuing Year: Hasten Territory--F. Hanenstein. Assistant to. General Manager. Lehigh Valley Railroad: H. A. Rowe. Manager. Claims Department. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad. Xezr England Territory--C. N. Woodward. Assistant to General Manager. New York. New Haven 3: Hartford Railroad. Southern Territory--Rol>ert Scott. Director Insurance & Safety, Atlantic Coast line Railroad. Canadian Territory---A. 0. Beck. Director. First Aid & Accident Prevention, Canadian National Railways. Memlters of the Committee em Xamination for the ensuing year: F. W. Curtis. Sujiervi'Mr. Safety & Fire Prevention. Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad. Chairman: E. G. Evans, Superintendent of Safety. Louisville & Nashville Railroad: C. F. Ijtw.. Superintendent of Safety. Missouri Pacific Railroad: F. M. Metcalfe. Superintendent of Safety. Northern Pacific Railway: J. C. Pratt Supervisor of Safety. The Redding Company. The closing minutes of the session were devoted to the introduction of the new eliairman. Charles E. Hill, and tn appreciative and eulogistic remarks concerning the service* rendered by officers oi the section daring the past year. JDJOVRXMEXT T IF EXT Y-FIRST ANNUAL SAFETY CONGRESS NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL ,\\K ) 1 Textile Section Officers 1931-32 General Chairman--EL E. Place, American Mutual Liability Insurance Co.. Boston. Mass. Fire-Chairman--Charles H. Eames. l^nvell Textile Institute. Lowell. Mass. Secretary and Chairman Propram Committee--Ignatius MacNulty, American Woolen Co^ Shawsheen, Mass. Chairman Publicity Committee and Xavs-Letter Editor--Myron B. Jonsberg. H. A. Hale, Jr. St Co., Boston. Mass. Chairmau Membership Committee--D. Frank Loro, M. J. Whhtali Associates. Lid., Worcester, Mass. Chairman Poster Committee--Fued W. Seiil, Aetna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn. Chairman Statistics Committee--F. J. Porter, The U. S. Finishing Co.. Pawtucket, R. L Chairman Engineering Committee--G. W. Cook. Trawlers Insurance Co.. Hart ford, Conn. Members at Large-- Arthur Barlow. Armstrong Cork Co., Lancaster, Pa. Russell T. Fisher. The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers, Bos ton, Mass. Walter Humphreys, National Assoeiation of Wood 'Manufacturers. Boston, Mass. Jons* H. South am, Sanford Mills, Sanford, Maine. Paul W. Vietz, Plymouth Cordage Co,, North Plymouth. Mass. WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION October 5, 1932 The opening session of the Textile Section convened m the Wardman-Park Hotel with General Chairman E. E. Place, American Mutual Liability Insurance Com pany, Boston, presiding. Chairman Place gave a brief resume of the activities of officers and standing committees, and then immediately introduced the first speaker. 435