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INDEX VOLUME I.. A A B C--General Round Table Session, 33-51. "Industrial Relations in Accident Control*' , (Bcrgquxst), 39-42. v "Safety Factors in Modern Production" (O'Connor), 33-37. _,, "Statistical Talk for Junior Safety Men" (Blank), 44-49. "Voluntary Use of Safety Codes m Industry" (DeBIois), 37-39. Absenteeism: Discussion on getting the in jured back to work, 466-475. In "Relationship of the Personnel Manager and the Nursing Service" (Towsen), 257. Absorption of poisons: "Absorption of Poisons Through usual and Unusual Channels" (Macht), S57-568. Accidents--screw conveyor, "Eliminating ,, the Screw Conveyor Accident" (Humphries), 481-485. Accident causes: In "Letting the Workmen Educate *' 403-404. SaKhy Man" (Williams), Accid1^ t. control: "Industrial Relations in Acc;Jert Control" (Bergquist), 39-42. Accident vd: "Hidden Cost of Injuries from the Executive's View Point" (Davis), 537541. Accident Prevention Equipment Manufacturers Section: Chairmen of' Committees, 276. "First Annual'Report" (Davis), 266-270. Minutes, 265-284. Section Officers, 265. Report of the Nominating Committee, 270. Resolution on Committees, 267. Retiring Officers, 265. Accident prevention equipment manufacturers: `'Confidence Necessary in Business Ethics'* (Webster), 271-275. List of Exhibitors, 280-284. "National Safety Codes" (Agnew), 276*278. Accident-prone man: Discussion in Electric Railway Section, 802-806. "Why Do Some Trainmen Have Accidents and Others None?" (Slocombe), 199-802. "Safety and the Individual" (Bingham), 89-93. Accident reports : Discussion, 411. In "What Activities Are Most Useful in Reducing Accidents in a Group of Plants?" (Rutland), 65. Accident .statistics: "Report of Engineering and Statistics Committee Electric Railway Section" (Mala), 704-732. In "Safety from the State Standpoint" (Meade), 681-683. In "Study of the Reported Fatal Accidents in the Cement Industry During 1928" (Weitknecht), 517-528. In "What Activities Are Most Useful in Reducing Accidents in a Group of Plants" (Rutland), 65. See also Statistics. Acid* hazard in chemical industry: See Chemi cal Industry. "Address of the President" (Pettibone), 31-32. Aeronautics: "Aircraft Factory Hazards'* (Roloson). 329-333. Discussion on examination of pilots, 3Q3-3U. Discussion on licensing airports, 303-311, 342-346. "Fire Prevention in Airports" (Davidson), 320-327. s- "Flight Training as a Means of , Insuring Safety" (Howard), 299-302. ' "Maintenance of an Air Transport Service and Safety Standards" (Seymour), 336-342. "Safe Plying Through the Use of Instru ments" (Brown), 311-317. "Safety Factors in Aerodynamics of Design" (Walter), 290-297. Aeronautical Section: Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council" (Baker), 286-288. Minutes, 285-347. New Section Officers* 285. Retiring Officers, 285. " Agnew, Dr. P. G.: "National Safety Codes," 276-278. Ainsworth, C.: "Safe Practices in Manufac turing Nitro and Amido Compounds," 621-624. Airports: See Aeronautics. Ammonia: As refrigerant. Discussion, 585. ,, In "Protective Equipment for Men in 8 Chemical Industry" (Armstrong), 592? A^uealiic chains: Discussion (ASSE). 376-38 In "Progress Report of the A. S. S. | Section on Annealing of Chains" (Tin ner), 361-372. ? Annual Banquet, 29-31. Annual Meeting of Members: "Address, Welcome to the Congress" (Rice), 10-] Minutes, 9-27. "Moral Significance o Safety" (Soare 22-27. "President's Annual Address" (Reninge 12-18. "Report of the Nominating Committee, 18-19. Antiseptics: "Absorption of Poisons Through Usual and Unusual Channels" (Macht), 563-568. Armstrong, A. L.: "Protective Equipment for Men in the Chemical Industry," 592. Ashe, S. W.: "Report of the Nominating Committee," 824. Asphyxiation: Discussion, 601-602. See also Gases, Gassing, Refrigeration Sec tion. ;- A. S. S. E.--Engineering Section : "Discus sion of Progress Report*' (Daniels), 373376. . Minutes, 349-396. New Section Officers. 349-350. "Progress Report of Committee oh Anneal ing on Chains" (Thalner), 361-372. "Progress Report on Noise and Its Rela tions to Accidents" (Snook), 382-386. "Report of Committee on Accident Preven tion in Engineering Colleges** (Keown), 358-359. "Report of Committee on Chapter Organiza tion and Activities" (Heinrich), 359-360. "Report of the Membership Committee" (James), 353. ^ Report of Nominating Committee, 360. "Report of the Section Chairman" (Banash), 251-353. 1003 2S6 Seventeenth Safety Congress Discussion, 89-94. "GettisR public support for law enforce ment." (Davis). 116-120. "How Detroit cut accidents through law en forcement," (Brown), 110-115. "Model municipal traffic ordinance.'1' (God- ward). 82-85. "New procedure in traffic law enforcement." (Lefferts), 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 Education: Discussion on safe guarding vocational school equipment, 228- 231. "Safeguarding vocational school ecruipment," (McDowell), 224-231. "Teaching safety in vocational schools," (Kent). 221-224. "Techniuue of safety education In the voca tional school." (Farney). 220-221. Whalen, G. A.: Address, 252-255. Whitney. A. W.: "What can safety education contribute?" 232-238. Williams. 9. J.: "Open meeting of com 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," (Loah), 273- 277. "Women drivers and automobile accidents." (Miller), 268-278. "Women's responsibility for safety," (Little), 265-268. Women's Session: Minutes, 265-283.' \ ^ t- Q, INDEX VOLUME 1. A B C--General Round Table Session, 33-51" Industrial Relations in Accident Control (Bergquist), 39-42. ... "Safety Factors' in Modern Production (O'donnor). 33-37. . "Statistical Talk for Junior Safety Men" (Blank), 44-497 "Voluntary Use of Safety Codes in Industry (DeBlois), 37-39. Absenteeism: Discussion on getting the in jured back to work, 466-475. In "Relationship of the Personnel Manager and the Nursing Service" (Towscn), 2S7. Absorption of poisons: * `Absorption of Poisons Through Usual and Unusual Channels'* (Macht), 557-568. Accidents--screw conveyor, "Eliminating- the Screw Conveyor Accident" (Hurhphrycs), 481-485. Accident causes: In ``Letting the Workmen Educate the Safety Man" (Williams), 403-404. Accident control: "Industrial Relations in Ac cident Control" (Bergquist). 39*^42. Accident cost:' "Hidden. Cost of Injuries from the Executive's View Point" (Davis), 537- 541. Accident Prevention Equipment Manufacturers Section: Chairmen of Committees, 276. "First Annual Report" (Davis), 266-270. Minutes, 265-284. Section Officers, 265. Report of die Nominating Committee, 270. Resolution . on Committees, 267. Retiring Officers, 265. Accident prevention equipment manufacturers: "Confidence Nccessarv in Business Ethics" (Webster), 271-275. List of Exhibitors, 280-284. "National Safety Codes" (Agncw), 276-278. Accident-prone man: Discussion in Electric Railway Section, 802-806. "Why Do Some Trainmen Have Accidents ana Others None?" (Siocombe), 199-802. "Safety and the Individual" (Bingham), 89-93. Accident reports: Discussion, 411. In* "What Activities Are Most Useful - in Reducing Accidents in. a Group of Plants?" (Rutland), 65. Accident statistics: "Report of Engineering and Statistics Committee Electric Railway Section." (Malz), 704-732. In "Safety from the State Standpoint" (Meade), 681-683. In "Study of the Reported Fatal Accidents in the Cement Industry During 1928** (Weitknccht), 517-528. Ixi "What Activities Are Most Useful in Reducing.Accidents in a Group of Plants" (Rutland), 65. See also Statistics. Acid hazard in chemical industry: See Chemi cal Industry. "Address of the President" (Pettibone), 31-32. Aeronautics: "Aircraft Factory Hazards" (Roloson). 329-333. Discussion on examination of pilots, 303-311. Discussion on licensing airports, 303-311, 342-346. "Fire Prevention in Airports" (Davidson), 320*327. "Flight Training as a Means of Insuring Safety" (Howard), 299-302. * "Maintenance of an Air Transport Service and Safety Standards" (Seymour), 336-342. "Safe Flying Through the Use of Instru ments" (Brown), 312-317. "Safety Factors in Aerodynamics of Design" (Walter), 290-297. Aeronautical Section: Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council" (Baker), 286-288. Minutes, 285-347. New Section Officers. 285. Retiring Officers, 285. Agncw, Dr. P. G.: "National Safety Codes," 276-278. Ainsworth, C.: "Safe Practices in Manufac turing Nitro and Amido Compounds," 621-624. Airports: Sec Aeronautics. Ammonia: As refrigerant. Discussion, S85. ,, In "Protective Equipment for Men in the; Chemical Industry" (Armstrong), 592. i Arniealini? chains: Discussion (ASSE). 376*381.' In "Progress Report of the A. S. S. El Section on Annealing of Chains'* (Thalner), 361-372. Annual Banquet, 29-31. .Annual Meeting of Members: '`Address of Welcome to the Congress" (Rice), 10-11. Minutes, 9-27. "Moral Significance of Safety" (Soares), 22-27. "President's Annual Address" (Reningcr). 12-18. "Report of the Nominating Committee, 18-19. Antiseptics: "Absorption of Poisons Through Usual and Unusual Channels" (Macht), 563-568. Armstrong, A. L.: "Protective Equipment for Men m the Chemical Industry," 592. Ashe, S* W.: "Report of the Nominating Committee," 824. Asphyxiation: Discussion, 601-602. ' See also Gases, Gassing, Refrigeration Sec tion. A. S- S. E.--Engineering Section: "Discus sion of Progress Report" (Daniels). 373376. Minutes, 349-396. New Section Officers, 349-350. "Progress Report of Committee on Anneal ing on Chains" (Thalner), 361-372. "Progress Report on Noise and Its Rela tions to Accidents" (Snook), 382-386. "Report of Committee on Accident Preven tion in Engineering Colleges" (Keown), 358-359. "Report of Committee on Chapter Organiza tion and Activities-" (Heinrich), 359-360. "Report of the Membership Committee" (James), 353. Report of Nominating Committee, 360. "Report of the Section Chairman" (Banash), 251-353. 1003 1004 Eighteenth Annual Safety Congress " Report of Steering Committee on Regional Bulletin boards: Discussion, 62. Safety Conferences" (Meisner), 353-354. Burgess, G.: "Training Men for the Battle," "Report of the Steering Committee on Re- . 451-456. search. Standards, and Codes'* (Sanford), > Burns: In "Putting the Specialist's Ideas to 354-358. Work in Our Plants" "Whiting), 570. Automotive industry: Discussion on getting the injured back to work, 466-475. Discussion on goggles, 429-432. Electrical Flashes and Arc Hazards in In dustry" (Bailsman), 457-460. Hazards of Inter-Departmental Trucking" (Thalner), 433-444. Bus operation: "Accident Prevention from the Viewpoint of a City Bus Operator" (Tag gart), 750-752. Bushnell, P. N.: "Membership Service1 and Activities of the National Safety Council," 449-450; 506-507; 684-685; 856-858; 934935- `Letting the Worker Educate the Safety Man" (Williams), 398-405. "Training Men for the Battle** (Burgess), 451-456. c 'Where Do We Start Our Education?" Calvin, R.: "Discussion of Mr. Nolan's Paper," (Sullivan), 411-415. ,921-925. Automotive Section: "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council" (Bushnell), 449-450. Minutes, 397-475. New Officers, 397. "Preventing Industrial Eye Injuries" (Guil- Capps, G. C.: "New Venture in an E. B. A.,** 834-838. Carbolic acid (phenol) : 'As antiseptic. In "Absorption of Poisons Through Usual and Unusual Channels" (Macht), 563. bert), 422-427. Carbon monoxide: Effect of radiation On poi Report of the Nominating Committee, 432. soned animals. Discussion, 576. Retiring Officers, 397. Cement industry: "Discussion of Dr. Rock's Awarding of trophies: Public Utilities and Paper" (Ogden), 496-497. Electric Railway Sections, 817-820. Eliminating the Screw Conveyor Accident" (Huxnphryes), 481-485. "First Aid Training" (Forbes and Currie), B 509-512. "Plant Surgeon's Part in Accident Preven Baker, J. S. : "Membership Service and Activi ties of the National Safety Council," 286- tion" (Rock), 491-496. `'Study of the Reported Fatal Accidents in the Cement Industry During 1928" (Weit- 288. knecht), S17-528. Banash, J. I.: "Report of Section Chairman" (A. S. S. E.), 351-353. Cement Section: "Annual Report to the Sec tion" (Town), 478-480. Banquet, 29-32. "Address of the President" (Pettibone), 31-32. Bausman, KL. H.: "Electrical Flashes and Arc Hazards in Industry," 4S7-460- Bergqutsw. C. W.: "Industrial Relations in Accident Control,** 39-42. Beyer, D. S.t and R. Clair: Materials Han "Membership Service Activities of the Na tional Safety Council" (Bushnell), 506-50/. Minutes, 477-529. New Officers, 477. 'Report of Committee on Pv*ters," 480. Report of the Nominating Committee, 491. Retiring Officers, 477. dling Hazards in the Food Industry," 947- Cement and Quarry Sections: Minutes, 537-548. 955. Bichloride of mercury: As antiseptic. In 'Absorption of Poisons Through Usual and Unusual Channels" (Macht), 564. Bingham. W. V. : 4*Safety and the Individual," 89-93. Blank, F.: "A Statistical Talk for Junior Safety Men," 44-49. Bonus plan in safety work: "How We Pro mote Safety" (Brown), 772-774. Booth, W.: "Fire Prevention Activities of Cement and quarry industry: "Hidden Cost of Injuries from the Executive's Viewpoint" (Davis), 537-541.v "Putting Punch Into the Safety Campaign" (Dempster),, 543-548. "Safe Practices in the Quarry" (Quigley), 531-534. Central safety committees: "Organization and Activities of a Central Safety Committee*' (Herron), 53-57. , .the National Board of Underwriters," 114- 1 20 Character and safety: "Mental Mechanics---- In Relation to Accident Prevention and to Brabston, T. (T.: "Report of the Program Committee." ^ 702-703. Safety" (Hulbert), 81-82. Charts--safety: In "Plant Safety Organiza Brakes: Discussion in Food and Taxicab Sec tion" (Miller), 606. tion, 989-991. Brandt. J. Q.: "Discussion of Mr. Hunger- Chemical industry: "Absorption of Poisons Through. Usual and Unusual Channels" ford's Paper.*' 899-901. (Macht), 557-S68. Britton, Dr. J. A.: "What We Humans Can "Chemistry as an Aid in Accident Preven Do to Save Our Health." 825-826. Brown, R.: "Report of the Poster and Slide tion" (Marsh), 617-620. `Discussion on Mr. Miller's Paper'* (Ried- Committee," 696-700. erer), 610-611. Brown, W. A.: "How We Promote Safety," Discussion on protective equipment, 594-598. 772-774. "Fire, Explosion and Health Hazards of Brown, W. G.: "Safe Flying Through the Refrigerants" (Connolly), 581-583. Use of Instruments," 311-317. 'Growth Oi the Chemical Industry" (Howe), Brundage, D. K.: "Problem of Sick Benefits,'* 550-555. 209-217. "Plant Safety Organization" (Miller), 605- "Report of the Service Committee," 822-823. 610. Building: See Construction Section, Construc "Protective Equipment for Men in the tion Industry. Chemical Industry" (Armstrong), 591. Index--Volume I 1005 "Putting' the Specialist's Ideas to Work in Our Plants" (Whiting).- 568-573. "Safe Practices in Manufacturing Nitro and Amido Compounds" (-Ainsworth), 621-624. .Chemical Section: "Membership Service and Activities' of the ."National Safety Council" (Ferguson), 615^616. Minutes. 549-627. New Officers, 549. ' Report oC the Engineering Committee, 556. Report of the Nominating Committee, 590. Retiring Officers, 549-550. Chevalier, Col. W. T."Voluntary Critic's Conclusions Concerning the Construction Safety Program," 686-691. Child labor: Discussion in Pood Section. 971974. "Safety as a Basis for Regulation of Child Labor" (Wilcox). 963-971. Clair, R., and D. S. Beyer: "Materials Han dling Hazards 'in the Food Industry," 947- 955. Classification of accidents: In "How Our Car Men Prevent Accidents" (Pasche), 774-775. Close, G. F. FUttee, "Report of the Executive Com- Jodesf't.iksSE,r3S5. f "Nation' a-l S~ a-fe-ty C-od-es-- (.A. g_new), 276-278. Need in construction industry: In "Safety in Construction from the Building Official's Standpoint" (Knight), 632-634. Connolly, J. I.: "Fire, Explosion and Health Hazards of Refrigerants,*^ 581-583. Constructiou industry: "Accident Prevention in Construction.'* (Stone), 668-670. Acciderit Statistics, In "Safety from the State Standpoint" (Meade), 679-684. "Address" (Marshall). 630-631. "Address" (Rosenthal), 634-638. Discussion on code, 677-678. "Mechanical Safeguards on_Construction Equipment," 642-650. h-t- **'*;- 'SA/7' "Need of Educational Campaign^ for Pre venting: Accidents" (Knutson), 661-663. "Results through Voluntary Cooperation in Accident Prevention, in Construction" (Wheeler), 650. "Safety from the State Standpoint" (Meade), 679-684. ``Safety in Construction from the Building Official's Standpoint*' (Knight), 632-634. "Voluntary Critic's Conclusions Concerning the Construction Safety Program." (Cheva lier), 686-691. "What Can Be Done By Individual Con tractors for Accident Prevention?" (Cow- per), 672-676. Construction Section: "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Coun cil" (Bushnell), 684-685. Minutes, 629-691. New Section Officers, 629. "Report of the Poster Committee" (McKin ley), 639-640. Resolution, 678. Retiring Officers, 629-630. Cooper, Will: "Report of Statistics Commit tee," 943-944. Cooperation in accident prevention r "Results through Cooperation in Construction" (Wheeler), 650-656. Cost of accidents-: See Accident Cost, Cowper, J. W.-4 "What Can Be Done by In dividual . Contractors for Accident Pre vention 672-676. Currie, R. D,, and jf. J. Forbes: "First Aid Training," 509-512. D Daniels, J. M.: Discussion of Progressive Re port," 373-376. Davidson, Maj. H. C.: "Fire Prevention in Airports," 320-327. Davis, F. R.: "First Annual Report to the A. P. E. Manufacturers Section," 266- 270. * Davis, J. R.: "Hidden Cost of Injuries from the Executive's Viewpoint," 537-541. DeBlois, L. A.: "Relationship of the Plant Safety Engineer to the Nursing Service" (DeBlois), 251-254. "Voluntary Use of Safety Codes in Indus try," 37-39, Delivery hazards: See Food Section: Handling Hazards. Dempster, J.: "Putting Punch into the Safety Campaign," 543-548, Department heads: "Department H e a d " (Little), 247-250. Dickinson, J. G.: "Preventing Traffic Acci dents to Street Maintenance of Way Em ployees,** 806-813. Dienst, Alexander: "Annual Report of the General Chairman," 941-942. Directors of N. S. C., 4-7. Discipline .in safety work: Discussion, 57; 958-960. In "Mental Mechanics--in Relation to Acci dent Prevention and to Safety" (Hulbcrt), 86-87. Diseases--industrial: In "Putting the Spe cialist's Ideas to Work in Our Plant" (Whiting), 568-573. . Dust hazard: In "Putting the Specialist's Ideas to Work in Our Plant" (Whiting), 572. Dutton, U. P. : "Report of Judges Commit* tee,*' 882, E Eastham, E. K.: "Safety Achievements dur ing the Past Year in This Section" (Elec tric Railway), 694-696. Economic justification of safety: In "The Executive and Safety" (Graves), 75-78. Editors* associations: "Local Editors' Asso ciations*' (Greenya), 910-913. Education in accident prevention: Discus sion in Automotive Section, 451-421. "Fire Prevention Educational Methods in Schools and Similar Institutions" (Vernor), : 98-100. "Flight Training" (Howard), 299-302. `'Letting the Workmen Educate the Safety man'* (Williams), 403-404. "Need of Educational Campaigns for Pre venting Accidents" (Knutson), 661-663. "Training Men for the Battle" (Burgess), 451-456. "Where Do We Start Our Education?" (Sullivan), 411-415. Eib, J. P.: "Making the Safety Page Attract,*' 870-87S. "Discussion of Mr. Eib's Paper" (Hiihorn), 879-880. Eldcrkin, M- E.: "Summary of Various Ad dresses,** 262-264. Electric Railway Section: Friendly message to A. E. R. A., 741. "Membership Service and Activities of the Nationat Safety Council" (Ferguson). 748- 749. Minutes, 693-815. New Section Officers, 693- 100(5 F.icjhtccnth Annual Safety Congress "Report of Knginccrttif? and Statistics Com mittee" (Male), 704*732. "`Report of the Membership Committee (Reid). 700. . .,, `'Report of the News-Letter Editor" (Isutt), 701. "Report of the Nominating Committee/* 747. "Report of the Poster Committee*' (Brown), "Report of the Program Committee'" ( Brab- ston). 702-703. Retiring: Officers, 693*694. Electric railways: "Accident Prevention from the Platform Man of the City Car** (Hearin), 742-743. "Accident Prevention from the Viewpoint *i a City Bus Operator** (Taggart), 750752. `Accident Prevention from the Viewpoint of the Platform Man--Intcrtxrban Opera tion" (Thomas). 743. "Discussion on acciilent-prone man. 802-806. Discussion on goggles. 796-799. Discussion of gongs, sirens, horns, etc., 785- 790. Discussion on older employee. 777-782. Discussion of pre-employment training. 767- 772. Discussion on safetyequipment for traffic employees, 813-815. "Health, a Factor in Accident Prevention" t Fisher). 791-796. "blow Our Car Men Prevent Accidents" (Pasche). 774-775. "How We Promote Safety" (Brown), 772774. "Manufacturer's Contribution to Increased Schedule Speed Without Prejudice to Safe Operation** (Thirwall), 783-785. " Preventing Traffic Accidents to Street Main tenance of Way Employees" (Dickinson), S06-813. "Program that Wins" (Funk), 733-740. "Relationship of Careful Employment and Training to Safety" (McCarter). 762-767. "Safety Achievements During the Past Year in This Section" (Easthara), 694-696. "Safety and the Employment Office** (Roun tree). 776-777. -`Safety Programs that Won the Brady Award" (Hunt), 739-741. "Training of Transportation Supervisors" (Sarre), 752-761. "Why Do Some Trainmen Have Accidents and Others None?" (Slocombe), 799-802. Electrical hazards: Discussion, 460-466. "Electrical Flashes and Arc Hazards in In dustry" (Bausman), 457-460. Emotional factor in safety work: In "Mental Mechanics" (Hulbert), 79-S8. Employee: See Older Employee. Employees* Benefit Associations Section: Min utes. 821-851. New Section Officers, S21. Report of the Executive Committee, 821- 822. "Report of the Nominating Committee," 824. "Report of the Program Committee (Mc- Ewen), 823-824. "Report of the Service Committee (Brtm- dage), 822-823. Retiring Officers, 821- Employees* benefit associations : "New Ven ture in an E. B. A.** (Capps), 834-838. "Value of Health Examinations" (Moses), 841. "\Vhat We Humans Can Do to Save Our Health" (Britton), 823-825. Employees* meetings: See Safety Meetings. Employees* Publication Section: Allerton Luncheon, 882. "Chairman's Report on the Activities of the 1928*1929 Administration*' (Kane), 854856. Discussion on judges, 926-931. Discussion on new* classification of maga zines, 885-888. "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council, 856-858. Minutes. 853-931. New Section Officers. 853. Report of the Executive Committee" (Close), 926. "Report of Judges Committee" (Dutton), 882. Report of Non.mating Committee, 880-881. Retiring Officers, 853-854. Employees' publications: *`Benefits Derived from News-Letter" (Hungerford). 896-898. "Discussion on Mr. Elb's Paper*' (Hilborn). 879-880. "Discussion of Mr. 1 ungerford's Paper" (Brandt). 899-901. "Discussion of Mr. McCray's Paper" (Shat- tuck), 865-867. "Discussion of Mr. Nolan's Paper'* (Calvin), 921-925. "Getting and Holding the Interest and Co operation of Readers" (Nolan), 914-921. "Improving Our Publications in General" (McCray). 858-862. "Is the Employees Publication Worth While?" (Lescohicr), 902-909. "Local Editors' Associations" (Greenya), 910-913. "Making the Safety Page Attract" (Eib), 870-875. Engineers: Sec Industrial Executives and En gineers, A. S. S. E. Equipment -- protective : "Protective Equip ment for Men in the Chemical Industry" (Armstrong), 591. (See also Accident Prevention Equipment, Manufacturers.) Examinations: See Physical Examinations. Executives part in safety: "The Executive and Safety" (Graves), 76-78. "Hidden Cost of Injuries" (Davis). 537- 541. "Personnel and Delivery Executives* Re sponsibility for Accidents" (Wells), 995- 998. See also Special Session for Executives and Engineers. Executive Committee of N. S. C. 3-4. Exhibitors--list of firms exhibiting at the Con gress, 280-284. Explosions: "Fire, Explosion and Health Hazards of Refrigerants" (Connolly), 581583. Eyes in industry: "Good Eyes in Industry" (Walker). 240-243. "Preventing Industrial Eye Injuries" (Guilbert), 422-427. See also Goggles; Physical Examination of Employee. F Fatigue factor in accidents: In "Mental Me chanics--in Relations to Accident Preven tion and to Safety" (Hulbert), 84. Ferguson, R. H.: "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council," 615-616; 748-749. Index--l''olumc I 1007 Films in safety education: In "Fire Preven tion educational Methods" (Vcrnor), 100. Fire hazards: "Fire, Explosion and Health Hazards of Refrigerants" (Connolly), 581- 583. Fire prevention: ''Chemistry as an Aid in Accident Prevention" (Marsh), 617-520, "Fire Prevention Activities of the National lioard of Underwriters'* (Booth), 214-120. "Fire Prevention Educational Methods in Schools and Similar Institutions," 98-100. In airports. (See Aeronautics.) "Work of Detroit's Fire Prevention Com mittee" (Mendelssohn), 102-110. Fire Prevention Session: 95-121. "Developments of the Past Year" (Small), 96-97. Report of the Nominating Committee. 120. First aid: Discussion on training the work man, 42-43; 499-505; 512-517. "First Aid Training" (Forbes and Currie), 509-512. For burns: In "Putting the Specialist's Ideas to Work in Our Plant" (Whiting), 570. Fisher, Dr. II. E.: "Health, a Factor in Acci dent Prevention." 791-796. "Why a Medical Department?" 226-234. Flour: Safe piling of flour in sacks. Discus sion, 956-958. Food industry: "Address" (Opp), 945-946. Delivery hazards, ^ 955-956; 961-962. Discussion on child labor, 971-974. Discussion on discipline, 958-960. Discussion on safety meetings, 978-985Discussion on speed in delivery service, 1000- 1002. Handling and delivery hazards. Discussion, 955-956. ''`Materials Handling Hazards in the Food Industry" (Beyer and Clair), 947-955. ''Personnel and Delivery Executive's Re sponsibility for Accidents*' (Wells), 995998. '`Resume of Activities of the Poster, Lantern Slide and Safety Kinks Committee" (Warren), 944-945. Safe filing of flour in sacks. Discussion, 956- 958. "Safety as a Basis for Regulation of Child Labor" (Wilcox), 963-971. "Value of Safety Committees and Employees Meetings in the Food Industry*" (Mineur), 975-978. Food Section: "Annua! Report of the Gen eral Chairman" (Dienst), 941-942. . "Membership Service and Activities of the N. S. C-" (Bushnell). 934-935. Minutes, 933-985. New Section Officers, 933. "Report of Engineering and Publicity Com mittees" (Prouty), 942-943. Report of the Nominating Committee, 974975. "Report of Statistics Committee" (Cooper), 943.944. Retiring Officers, 933. Food and Taxicab and Fleet Owners Sections: Discussion on brakes, 989-991. Minutes. 987-1002. "Relation of Equipment to Safe Transporta tion" (Lundsteadt), 986-989. Forbes. J. J.. and R. D. Currie: "First Aid Training," 509-512. Foremen: Discussion in Food Section, 979985. "Foremen and Vocational Training for Safety" (Prosser), 70-75. Foremen's safety committees.. In "Plant Safety Organization" (Miller). 605-610. "Program That Wins" (Funk). 733-740. Responsibility for accidents. Discussion, 612- 615* Fortuin, R. U.: "Report of Committee on Posters," 480. Fume1-: See Gases: Refrigeration; Chemical Section. Funk, F, W-: "Program That Wins," 733- 740. G Gases: Discussion on refrigerants, 584-589, In ''Putting the Specialist's Ideas to Work in Our Plant" (Whiting), 572-573. General Round Table Session: See A B C-- General Round TaW* Session. 33-51. Goggles: Discussion, 56; 243-246; 429-432; 796-799. "Good Eyes in Industry** (Walker), 240- 243. "Preventing Industrial Eye Injuries" (Guil- bert), 422-427. In "Protective Equipment for Men in the Chemical Industry" (Armstrong), 591. Gongs, sirens, etc.: Discussion in Electric Railway Section, 785-790. Graves, O- M.: "The Executive and Safety," 76-78. Greenya, F. L.: "Local Editors* Associations,*' 910-913. Group Plant Safety Supervisors Session, 53-67. "How 'We Collect, Select and Disseminate Safety Information" (VVinans), 59*61. "Organization and Activities of a Central Safety Committee" < Herron). 53-57- In "Organization of Health Service to In clude Groups of Smail Plants" (McCon nell), 392-194. "What Activities Are Most Useful in Re ducing Accidents in a Group of Plants?** (Rutland), 63-67. Guilbcrt, H.: "Preventing Injuries." 422-427. Industrial Eye R Handling and delivery Hararda in food indus try, 953. Hardy, C. D.: Public Speaking Class. 123- 159. Lecture I. Elements of Speech Power, 123- 131. Lecture II. What ox Organization of Speech Materials? 132-140. Lecture III. Relating rhe Speech to the Audience, 141-149. Lecture IV. Demands of Plot from Delivery of Speech, 150. Health factor in accident prevention: "What \Ve Humans Can Do to Save Our Health" (Britton), 823-825. "Health. ` a Factor in Accident Prevention" (Fisher), 791-796. Health examinations. See Physical Examina tion. Heario, A. A.: '`Accident Prevention, from the Viewpoint of the Platform Man of the City Car," 742-743. Heinrich, K. W.: "Report of Committee on Chapter Organization and Activities (A. S. S. E.), 359-360. Herron, H. D.: "Organization and Activities of a Central Safety Committee." 53-57. High accident men: "Why Do Some Train men Have Accidents and Others None?** (Slocombe), 799-802. Hifborn. J. E.: "Discussion on Mr. Eib's Paper," 879-830. 1010 Eighteenth Annual Safety Congress Public Speaking Class (C. O. Hardy), 123*159. Lecture I. Elements of Speech Power, 123 -131. Lecture TT. What of Organization of Speech . Material? 132-140. Lecture III. Relating the Speech to the Audience, 141-149. Lecture IV. Demands of Plot from Delivery of Speech, 150-159. Public Utilities and Electric Railway Sections: Toint Luncheon. 817-820. Publications: See Employees* Publication Sec* tion. Q Quarry : See Cement and Quarry, 531-548. Quigley. T. J.: "Safe Practices in the Quarry/' 533-534. R Radiation on action of drugs and poisons. Dis* cussion, 576. Radio in safety education: In. "Fire Preven tion Educational Methods" (Vernor), 100. Refrigerants: "Fire. Explosion and Health Hazards of Refrigerants'* (Connolly), 581583. Gasses. Discussion of Methyl Chloride, 584585. Reid, S .If.: "Report of the Membership Committee,** 700. Reninger. H. A.: "The President's Annua/ Address/* 12-18. Resuscitation: Use of Drugs in. Discussion, 575. Rice. Charles L.: "Address of Welcome to the Congress." 10-11. Riederer, E. I.: "Discussion of Air. Miller's Paper/' 610-611. Ringworm: Discussion, 598-600* Rock. ll>r. T. I-.: "Plant Surgeon's Part in Acci dent Prevention/' 491-496. "Discussion of Dr. Rock's Paper" (Ogden), 496-497. Roloson, C. L.: "Aircraft Factory Hazards/* 329-333. Rosenthal, O. W.: "Address,** 634-658. Round Table Session. (See ABC General Round Table Session), 31-51. Rountree, W. J.: "Safety and the Employ ment Office/* 776-777. Rutland, C. J.: "What Activities Are Alost Useful in Reducing Accidents in a Group of Plants?" 63-67. s Safetv campaigns: "Putting Punch Into the Safety Campaign" (Dempster), 543-548. Safety codes: A. S. S. E., 356-358. lit "Industrial Relations in Accident Con trol" (Bergquist), 38-42. "Voluntary Use of Safety Codes in Indus try" (DeBlois). 37-39. Safety engineers: "Relationship of the Plant Safety Engineer to the Nursing Service" * (DeBlois), 251-254. Safety equipment for traffic employees: "Pre venting Traffic Accidents to Street Main tenance of Way Employees" (Dickinson), 806-823. Discussion in Electric Railway Section, 813815. Safety information: "How We Collect. Select and Disseminate Safety Information** (Winans), 58-61. Safety meetings: Discussion, 408. In "Report of Engineering and Statistics Committee Electric Railway Section.** (Malz), 708-709. "Value of Safety Committee and Employees Afeetings in the Ford Industry** (Mineur), 975-978. In "What Activities are Most Useful in Reducing Accidents in a Group of Plants?** (Rutland). 66-67. Safety organization: "Plant Safety Organiza tion'* (Miller). 605*610. Safety programs: "Safety Programs that Won the Brady Award" (Hunt). 739-741. Safety rules: Discussion on the use of disci pline in enforcing, 57. Safety schools: In "Accident Prevention in Construction** (Stone), 668-670. Sanford, G. E.: "Report of the Steering Com mittee on Research, Standards, and Codes/* 354-358. Sappington, Dr. C. O.: "Industrial Physician's' Opportunity* in Preventive Medicine," 196- 199. Sarre, Dr. A. J.: "Training of Transporta tion Supervisors." 752-761. Sawyer, Dr. W. A.: a "Nurse in Industry from the Point of View of Afcdical Service." 258-262. Screw conveyor; Discussion and letters. 485- 490. "Eliminating the Screw Conveyor Accident" (Ilumphryes), 481-485. Seymour, L. D.: '"Maintenance of an Air Transport Service and Safety Standards." 336-342. Shattuck. S. F.: `'Discussion of Air. McCray's Paper." 865-86/. Showers: In `'Protective Equipment for Alen in the Chemical Industry" (Armstrong). 592. Sick benefits*: "Problem of Sick Benefits'" (Brundage). 209-217. Slocombe, Dr. C. S.: "Why Do Some Train men Have Ac-ctdents and Others None?" 799-802. Small, A. R: "Developments of the Past Year." 96-97. Snook. Clyde H.: "Progress Report of Com mittee on Noise and Its Relation to Acci dents." 382-386. Soares, Dr. Theodore G.: "The Aloral Signif icance of Safety/' 22-27. Special Session for Industrial Executives and Engineers: Alinutes. 69-93. - Specialist in industry: "Putting the Specialist to Work in Our Plants" (Whiting), 568573. Speech. See Public Speaking Class. 123-159. Speed: Discussion in Food Section, 1000-1002. "Alanufacturer's Contribution to Increased Schedule Speed Without Prejudice to Safe -Operation** fTliirwall), 783-785. State and safety: "Safety from the State Standpoint*' (Aleade), 679-684. State health official: "Viewpoint of the State Health Official on Physical Examinations" (Kiefer). 174-177. Statistics: Accident causes. In "Letting the Worker Educate the Safety Alan" (Wil liams), 398-405. Accident causes. "Mechanical Safeguards in Construction Equipment" (Zellhoefer), 647. Accident cu>u "Putting the Specialist's Ideas to Work iu Our. Plant** (Whiting), 569. Accident-prone man. "'Why Do Some Train men Have Accidents and Others None?" (Slocombe), 799-804. Aeronautics. "Flight Training as a Means of Insuring Safety" (Howard), 298-302. Index--Volume I 1011 Annealing- chains. "Progress Report of the ASSE Research. Committee on Annealing of Chains*5 (Thalner), 361-372. Cement industry. "Study of Reported Fatal Accidents in the Cement Industry during 1928** (Weitknecht), 517-528. Chain tests. "Discussion of Progress Report" (Daniels), 373-376. Chemical industry. "Growth of the Chemical Industry" (Howe), 534-555. Construction industry accidents, 639. Construction industry accidents. In "Need of Educational Campaign for Accidents'5 (Knutson), 662-664. Construction industry accidents. "Results through Voluntary Cooperation" (Wheel er), 654. Construction. In "Safety from the State Standpoint" (Meade), 679-683. Construction. "What Can Be Done by Con struction for Accident Prevention?" (Cow- per), 773-774. Employees* benefit associations. "New Ven ture in an E.B.A." (Capps), 834-837. - Employees' benefit associations. "Value of Health Examinations" (Moses), 841-842. Electric railways. Accidents. "Training of Transportation Supervisors" (Sarre), 761. Electric railways. "Preventing. Traffic Ac cidents to the Street. Maintenance of Way Employees' (Dickinson), 806-812. Electric railways. "Program ' that Wins" (Funk), 738. Electric railways. "Report of the Engineer ing Statistics Committee, Electric Railway Section" (Malz), 704-732. Eyes. "Preventing Industrial Eye Injuries" (Guilbert), 422-427. Fires in airplane*. "Safe Flying through the Use of Instruments" (Brown), 323-324. First aid. "First Aid Training" (Forbes and Currie),^ 311-512. Food. "Materials Handling Hazards in the Food Industry" (Beyer and Clair), 947955. Junior safety men. . "Statistical Talk for Junior Safety Men" (Blank), 44-49. Stone. Peter A.: "Accident Prevention in Construction," 668-670. Sullivan. R. H.: "Where De We Start Our Education?" 411-415. Sulphur dioxide: As refrigerant. 5S5. Discussion, Taggart, D. D.: "Accident Prevention from the Viewpoint of a City Bus Operator," 750-752. Tank car hazard: In "Protective Equipment for Men in the Chemical Industry" (Arm strong), 592-593. Discussion, 593. Taxicab: See Food and Taxicab Sections--1Joint Session. Thacher, F. B: "Physical Examinations from the Viewpoint of the Employer," 167-170. Thalner, R. F.: "Hazards of Inter-Depart mental Trucking," 433-444. "Progress Report of Conamitte on Annealing of Chains." 361-372. Thirwall, J. C.; *`Manufacturer's Contribution to Increased Schedule Speed Without Prejudice to Safe Operation," 783-785. Thomas, C. K.: "Accident Prevention from the Viewpoint of the Platform Man. In- terurban Operations," 743. Town. F. E.: "Annual Report to the Section," 478-480. Towsen, J. W.: "Relationship of the Personnel Manager and the Nursing Service," 254- Toxicology defined: In "Absorption of Poisons Through Usual and Unusual Channels" (Macht). 557. Traffic accidents: "Preventing Traffic Acci dents to Street Maintenance of Way Em ployees" (Dickinson). 806-813. Training of employee: "Relationship of Care ful Employment and Training to Safety" (McCarter), 762-767. In '`Report of Engineering and Statistics Committee Electric Railway Section" (Malz), 704-732. "Training of Transportation Supervisors" (Sarrc), 752-761. (See also Pre-Employment Training). Training foremen, (See Foremen.) Transportation: See Food and Taxicab Sec tions, Taxicab, etc. Trophies---award : Public Utilities and Electric . Railway Sections. 817-820. Trucking: Discussion, 444-448. "Hazards of Inter-Departmental Trucking*' (Thalner), 433-444. Vehicle hazards: Food Section Discussion, 955-9^. Ventilation: In "Protective Equipment in the Chemical Industry" (Armstrong), 591. Vernor, R. E.: "Fire Prevention Educational Methods in Schools and Similar Institu tions," 98-100. Vocational training for safety: "Foreman and Vocational Training for Safety" (Prosser), /0-7S(See ai.*o Kducxaion..) w Walker, S. J. : "G'wi Eye* In Industry," 240- 243. Warren. !I. P.: "Resume of Activities of the Poster, Lantern Slide and Safety Ktnks Committee." 944-945. Watson, Dr. C. H,: "Industrial Physician," 162-167. Watter, Dr. M.: "Safety Factors in Aero dynamics of Design," 290*297. Webster, W. W.: "Confidence Necessary in Business Ethics," 271-275. Weitknecht, W. H.: "Study of the Reported Fatal Accidents* in the Cement Industry During 1928." 5*7-.r2K. Wells, C. V.: "Personnel and Delivery Execu tives* Responsibility for Accidents," 995- 998. Wheeler, W. G.: "Results Through Voluntary Cooperation in Accident Prevention in Construction," 650. Whiting, S. E.: "Putting the Specialists Ideas to Work in Our Plants," 568-573Wilcox, F. W.: "Safety as a Basis for Regu lation of Child Labor," 963-971. Williams, A. M.: "Letting the Worker Edu cate the Safety Man,** 39&-405. Winans, W. II.: "How We Collect, Select and Disseminate Safety Information," 58-61. Workmen: "Letting the Worker Educate the Safety Man" (Williams), 398-405. x X-Ray: Harmful factors. z Discussion, 577. Zelihocfer. Franklin: "Mechanical Safeguards on Construction Equipment," 642-650. \ <\ Ll INDEX VOLUME II A Absenteeism: '`Safety to Track Employees'' (Watt). 896-902. . ^ ^^ Accelerators: "Health Hazards sn the Rubber industry Compounding Materials'* (Hcaly), 785-789. Accident causes: "Accidents and Their Causes in the Rubber Industry of Ohio" (Kearns), 755-762. ^ .. "Accidents by Causes from Stump to Car ' (Brown). 1079-1082. "Causes and Correction of Power Press Ac cidents*' (Walters), 465-473. "Discussion of Accident Causes" (MacNulty). 1033-1036. .. Accident charts: Tn "Statistics as an Aid in Accident Prevention" (Todc). 23-31Accident costs: "Accurate Accident Costs, Compilation, Accessment and Presentation (Mills). 355-359. "Address" (Aishton), 921-923. Discussion. 359-366. _ "Hidden Cost of Injuries from the Execu tive's Viewpoint** (Davis), 66L-665. Accident rates: '`Survey of Accident Rates" (Beck), 827-829. Accident records: Discussion in Quarry Sec tion, 620. Accident statistics: "Accidents and 'Their Causes in the Rubber Industry" (Kearns). 755-762. .^ , "Interpretation of Textile Accident Statistics ' (Place). 3029-1031. _ ... "Outstanding Facts from N.S.C. Statistical Reports** (Culliney), 103-109. "Statistics as an Aid in Accident Prevention ' (Tode), 23-31. See Statistics* Adams. W. W.: "Review of Injuries in Quarry ing and Crushing Operations,*' 617-620. Advertising and safety: "Advertising in the Safety Program" (Chase), 457-461. Air-gas lift plants: "Safety in Gasoline and Air-Gas Lift Plants'* (Bernard), 399-402. Aishton, R. H.: `"Address", 921-923. Aniline: Discussion, 796. Anthracite dust explosions: Discussion in Min ing Section, 170-173. Anti-oxidants: "Health Hazards in the Rubber Industry Compounding Materials*' (Healy), 789-793. Arkiils, M. E.: "Safety by Cooperation", 63-66. Artificial respiration: I*t "Treating Hydrogen Sulphide Cases" (Aves), 421-422. See also Resuscitation. Authenrieth, A. J.: "Elimination of Hazards in the Engine Room," 677-686. .Aves, Dr. C. M.: "Treating Hydrogen Sul phide Cases**. 419-422. B Baker. J. S.: * "Membership Service and Activ ities of the National Safety Council,** 5051; 327-328; 495-496; 631-632; 821-822; 1006-1007: 1031-1032. Balt, R. B.: "Maintenance of Way Accidents",. 887-889. Barrett, O. S.: "Eliminating the Hazards of Inland Water-Ways Transportation," 34-39. Bartlett. C- B.: "Round Table Discussion of Power Press Problems", 503-511.- llasis for.. accident records: Discussion in Metals Section. 118. Beck, E. W.: "Survey of Accident Rates,** 827. Bennett, F. G.: "Report of Foundry Research Committee", 113-116. Bentley. I*. G.: "Report of the Poster Commit tee**, 851-852. Bergstrom, N. H.: "Paper Mill Safety and Efficiency," 319-322. Berman, H. "H.: "Protection of the Public-- Transportation,** 536-538. Bernard, H. B.: "Safety in Gasoline and AirGas Lift Plants," 399-402. ' Bernard. H. B.: "Safety." Bernd, J. C.: "Knowledge Is Safety*', 424-427. Bingham, W. V.: "Examination of the Chauf feur," 986-991. Bochert, W. C.: "St. Joseph Lead Company's Campaign Against Accidents," 190-194. Bowman, B. H.: "Safety Is* of the First Im portance in the Discharge of Duty," 939943. Boy Scouts: "How Can the Boy Scout Help ehc Railroads?" (Fisher), 902-906. Boyd, J. R.: "Keeping Abreast of the Times", 632-633. Brakes: Discussion. 1111-1113. Braun, F. W.: "Accident by Causes from Stump to Car", 1088-1091. Burchinal, G. E.: "Car Icing Hazards'*. 731- 735. Burgess, G.: "Power Safety and the Human Element", 750-754. Burlingame, L. D.: "Safety . Devices for Mod em Machine Tools", 497-503.. Bushnell, ^ P. H/: "Membership Service and Activities- of the National Safety Council", 211-212; 427-428. C f Campaigns: See Safety Campaigns. Car icing: "Car Icing Hazards*'' (Burchinal). 731-735. Carr. W. S.: "Supervisor's Responsibility for Safety," 935-936. Carrow, T- H.: "Concentrate on Safety or Accidents Will Concentrate on You," 842850. "Ten Years of Safety Work on American Railroads", 840-842. Cartwright, H.-: "Best Methods of Accident Prevention in Yards", 936-938. Caswell, H. C.: "Safety in Shop Operation", 868-870. Cement and quarry industry: "Hidden Cost of Injuries from the Executive's View point" (Davis), 661-665. "Putting Punch into the Safety Campaign** (Dempster), 667-672. "Safe Practices in the Quarry" (Quiglev), % * 655-658. Cement and Quarry Sections' Joint Session, 655-672. Charts: See Accident Charts. Chase, H. C.: "Advertising in the Safety Pro gram," 457-461. Chrysoidine tests: In "Health Factor in Paper Mill Accidents** (Plzak), 324. Claffey, T. R.: "Care and Use of Rubber Pro tective Material", 548. Classification of accidents: In "Outstanding Facts from N.S.C. Statistical Reports" (Culliney), 103-109. 1113 1114 Eighteenth Annual Safety Congress Clover, H. I--: "Safe Practices in the Tan ning Industry**, 236-238. Coal dust: "Where Coal Dust Is Fine 75 PerCent of Inerts May Be Insufficient" (Mil ler), 165-169. Codes: `'Comparison of Codes on Textile Ma chine** (Immel), 1046-1050. Marine, 55-57. "Meeting Code Requirements by the Textile Machine Builders** (Marble), 1067-1070. . P. U., 562. Cold storage industry: `"Elimination of Hazards of Handling Products in the Cold Storage Industry** (Gilmore). 692-695. Colville, R. E.: "Address of Welcome and An- x _ nual Report'*. 610-6)2. Conway." Prf '.*/* value7 of the Safety Com mittee**, 70-76. ' Cooperation in safety work: "Safety by Co operation** (Arkills), 63-66. Corn, E. \V,: "Irreducible Minimum and What Then?'*, 278-283. Coupling and uncoupling accidents: In "Con centrate on Safety or Accidents Will Concentrate on You** (Carrow), 844. Cullxney, J. E: "Outstanding Facts from Na tional Safetv Council Statistical Reports*', 103-109. Cutting hazards: See Knives. Electrical hazards: "Electrical Hazards in the Refrigerating Plant" (Watson), 729-731. "Protection of the Public -- Electric*' (Wright), 527-529. "Minimizing Electric Current Hazards** (Dischinger), 429-438. Elevator hazards: Discussion, 265. Employee: "Ten Minutes with the N,ew Em ployee!*.-^(-Williams). 811-813. .... See also Education; Safety Education.. Engine room hazards: "Elimination of Hazards .in the Engine Room" (Authenrieth), 677- 686 Evans, W. A.: "Prevention of Hazards in Do mestic Refrigeration and First Aid after Accidents,** 710-716. Examinations: "Examination of the Chauffeur** (Bingham), 986-991. Executive in the safety program: Discussion, 288-289. "Executive's View of Waste" (Wclty), 622- 625. "Personnel and Executive's Responsibility for Accidents" (Wells), 1017-1030. Explosive hazards in mining: Discussion. 397199. Eyes: "Safety Through the Eyes" (Yottcr J. 612-615. See also Goggles. D 3>avist C- II.: "Reports of Awards of Presi dent's Medal**, 519-521, Davis, J. R.: "Hidden Cost of Injuries from ' the Executive's Viewpoint". 661*65. Dempster, Jack: . 'utting Punch into the Safety Campaign,'* 667-672. Dermititis: "Health Hazards in the Rubber I n d u s tr y -- Compounding Materials" CHealy), 783-793. Devices: See Safety Devices. Dickinson. A. W.: "Our Aspect on Safety,** 1S1-184. Dies: "Safe Dies a Necessity in Power Press Safety" (Shaw). 490-493. Dietz. A. M.: "What Our Eyes Have Seen During the Past Year," 829-830. Dischinger. H. *E.: "Minimizing Electric Cur rent Hazards," 429-438. Discipline: In "Safety to Track Employees" (Watt), 896-902. Doeller, G. A.: "Activities of the _ Executive Committee for the Fiscal Year,** 515-518. Donovan, R. E-: "Interesting the Manufac turer in Safeguarding Equipment," 438-443. Dow. M. A.: "Safety Education. of the Driver." 994-999. Dowd, A. S.: "Data of the Contest," 330-331. Drop forge: "Drop Forge Manufacturer and His Safety Problem" (Havens), 479-485. E Eanits, C- II.: "Textile Education as a Func tion in Promoting Safety," 1040-1044. Economics of safety : "Economic Value of Safety** (Green), 1095-1097. "Safety and Economics" (Stone), 571-574. "Safety in a Large Shop" (Mengel). 864. EUsall, II. S.: "Reducing Accident Frequency by ^ Good Housekeeping," 284-286. Education: "Textile Education, as a Means of Promoting Safety** (Eames), 1040-1044. See also Safety Education. Electric Railways and Public Utilities--Joint Luncheon, 605-608. F Fennell, D. D.: "Place of Safety In the Pro duction Program,** 451-455. "Thinking in Terms of Safety," 521-525. Ferguson. R. H.: "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council." 84-85: 268-270; 525-526; 690-691; 852-853; 1091-1092. Fire prevention: "Fighting Fires in Stills and Storage" (Prussing), 375-381. First aid training: Discussion in Mining Sec tion, 174-179. "Prevention of Hazaras in Domestic Refrig eration and First Aid after Accidents*** (Evans), 710-716. In "Protection of the Public" (Orwig), 535. Fisher, B. F.: "Hazards of Pipe Line Con struction," 371-374. Fisher, Dr. G. J.: "How Can the Boy Scouts Help the Railroads?*' 902-906. Flammable liquids: See Solvents. Fleet owners: See Food and Taxicab and Fleet Owners Section Taxicab and Fleet Owners Sections. Fleming, W. H.: "Why Is the Foreman Re sponsible for Accidents ?" 738-i 42. Floors: See Slipping Hazard. Food and taxicab ana fleet owners: "Personnel and Executive's Responsibility for Acci dents** (Wells), 1017-1020. "Relation of Equipment to Safe Transporta tion*' (Lundsteadt), 1009-1111. Food and Taxicab and Fleet Owners Sections: Joint Session, 1009-1024. Foremen: Discussion, 287-288; 742-750; 814S1S. "Foremanship" (Opp), 854-856. In "Safety to Track Employees** (Watt>, 896-902. In "St. Joseph Lead Company's Campaign against Accidents" (Bochert), 192. ' "Supervisor's Responsibility for Safety" (Carr), 935-936. "Why Is the Foreman Responsible for Acci dents?" (Fleming), 7.38-742. See Overseer. Foremen's schools: In "Vitalizing Safety in the Dierk's Industries" (Frederick), 1081. Index--Volume II 1115 Foundriesr "Report of Foundry Research Com mittee" CBcnnctt), 113-116. Frederick, O. X).: "Vitalizing Safety in the Dierks Industries," 1079-1082. Fritz. F. A.: "Organization of a Stevedoring Company for the Promotion of Safety," 66-70. G Gas: "Protection of the Public--Gas" (Saltow), > 529-531. _ .. ,, "Safety in Gas Distribution Operations (Hoddick), 539-542. Gasoline: "Safety in Gasoline and Air-Gas Lift Plants" (Bernard), 399-402. Genger, G. H.: "Elimination of Hazards in the Ice Industry," 6^7-703. Gcrnon, J. L.: "Guarding Woodworking Ma chinery," 1105-1110. ,,^ ,' Gilmore, C. W.: "Elimination of Hazards of Handling Products in the Gold Storage In dustry," 692-695. Glove: See Safety Glove. Goggles: Discussion, 32; 238*239; 307-; 418. In "Drop Forge Manufacturer and ,His Safety Problems" (Havens). 483. Good housekeeping: "Good Housekeeping (Libby), 727-728. In "Paper Mill Safety and Efficiency" (Berg strom), 322. "Reducing Accident Frequency by Goou Housekeeping" (Edsall), 284-286. Green, Charles: "Economic Value of Safety, 1095-1097. Gregory, F. C-: "Address," 7-8. "Recent Progress in the Safety `of Stevedoring Operations." S3. Grindcrmen: Discussion, 294-296. H Hall, E. B.: "Prevention of Accidents in the Motive Power Department," 859-863._ Hand, R. F.: ``Report of Poster Committee,** 5-6. Handling hazards--preventive measures: "Elim ination of Hazards of Handling Products in the Cold Storage Industry" (Gilmore), 692-695. In "Ten Years of Safety Work on Ameri can Railroads" (Carrow), 849. Hard-boiled hat: Discussion, 220; 264-265. Harmer, H. B.:. "Resuscitation,** 575-581. Havens, S. M.: "Drop Forge Manufacturer and His Safety Problem,'* 479-485. Healey, L- J. D.: "Health Hazards in the Rub ber Industry--Compounding Materials,** 783-793. Hensel, ` H. G.: '`Mining Safe and Unsafe Practices,** 223 -226. Hernia: Discussion. 160-161; 297-298; 300-301. Recommendation, 315-319. Hightower, C. L.: "Effective Use of Safety Posters, Film Strips, and Safety Topics,** 393-398. Highway crossings: ``Report of Committee on Highway Crossing Accidents" (LaFoun* tainc), 857-858. Hobson, F. N\: "Safety for Sub-Marine Crews," 16-21. Hoddick, V. C.: "Safety in Gas Distribution Operations,** 539-542. Holloway, C. S.: "Unloading Poles from Cara." 586-596. Howbert, L. F.: "Safety Inspections in Rela tion to Safe Refining,** 381-384. Human element: "Power Safety and the Human Element" (Burgess), 750*754. Hydrogen sulphide: "Protecting the Worker against Petroleum Vapors'*^ (Newcomb), 403-415. "Treating Hydrogen Sulphide Cases" (Aves), 419-422. Hydrographies: "International Bureau" (Niblack), 9-12. Hydrographic i Icebergs. See Ice Patrols. Ice-cream plants: "Safety Work in an IccCream Plant" (Reichl), 695-697. Ice industry: "Elimination of Hazards in the Ice Industry" (Genger), 697-703. See also Refrigeration Section; Refrigeration. .Ice patrols: 10 Discussion by Admiral Croslev, In "Safety Work of tbe International Hydro- graphic Service" (Niblack), 9-1L Ice-tools* "Use and Abuse of Ice Tools" (Neff), 725-727. Tinmel, H. D.: "Comparison of Codes on Tex tile Machine Guarding," 1047-1050. International Hydrographic Bureau: In "Safety Work of the International Hydrographic Bureau" (Niblack), 9-12. Intoxication as accident cause: In "Sea Safety Concepts of a Seaman** (Sheridan), 42. Irritants: "Health Hazards in the Rubber In dustry Compounding Materials** (Henly), 783-793. J Jackson, E. D.: "Demonstration of Safe Driv ing," 978-984. Jacobus, G. H.: "Transportation Service Acci dents," 947-951. IC Kastell, R.: "Safety Kinks in the Rubber In dustry,** 816-821.a Kearns, T. P. : "Accidents and Their Causes in the Rubber Industry of Ohio,** 755-762. Knives: In "Safety in the Packing Industry** (McIntosh), 255-256. L La Fountaine, C.. L.: "Report of the Commit tee on Prevention of Highway Crossing Accidents,** 857-858. Lee, J. H.: "Safety in Wood Mills and Cabi net Shops,** 1101. Legislation m safety work: In "Recent Prog ress in the Safety of Stevedoring Opera tions** (Gregory), 58. Libby, E. S.: "Good Housekeeping.'* 727-728. Line-throwing guns: In "Safety Work oi the. Hydrographic Service** (Niblack), 11. Loading and unloading hazards: "Unloading Poles from Cars** (Holloway). 586-596. Locomotive accidents: In "Concentrate on Safety or Accidents Will Concentrate on You" (Carrow),- 845-848. Long, J. E.: "Address," 836-839. Lord. D. F.: "Discussion ?of Sectional Activ ities,** 1026-1029. Lumbering: See Woodworking and Lumber Section. inn Eighteenth minimal Safety Congress 1 .uvulstcadt. A. E.: Relation of -Ktiuipment to Safe Transportation.'' 1009-11II. "Lung": In "Safety for Submarine Crews l Hobson), 18-21. T.-.nhringer. M. S.: "Proper Safety Instruction f Employees,*" 719-725. M !NK-i i-v cm. E. H.: **Safety in the Maintenance *f Way Department."" 890-S95. M* E.: "Safety in the Packing Indiv*;7\." 255. NJeKetitj. S. H.: `"Safely Contests Asie 1 >esir-J,4-445. M.vNi;I:y. I.r "Discussion of Acddm; Caascs." Mac1 *rc guarding: *`Comj^arisan of Codes on Textile Machine (inarding" (1 nwne3 J. 1047. Maw; See <as. ^l:iTrtr:vani'e <f way accidents: "Maintenance . ? U'ay Accidents'* i Bali). -SS"S!?9. "Safety in the Maintenance of Way ITepart- ments" McGovern). 890-3 >3. Maiingcrcti: See Absenteeism. Marine. A. C.: "Meeting Code Requirements hv the Textile Machine .Builders." 1067- 1070. Marine Section: '`Annual Report of Publicity Committee" (Tode). 5. *'ilemhcrship Service and Activities ox the National Safety Council" (Baker). 50-51. Minutes. 5-79. New Section Officers, 3. Report of the dominating Committee. 52. "Report of Poster Committee** (Hand). 5-6. Retiring Officers, 4. Maritime transportation: "Address" (Grt*Kory >. 6-7. " Eliminating the Hazards of Inland Water ways Transportation** (Barrett), 34-39. `Organization of Stevedoring for the Promo tion of Safety," 66-70. "Recent Progress in the Safety of Stevedor ing* Operations** (Gregory). 53. "Safety by Cooperation** (Arkills). 63-66. "Safetv for Submarine Crews** (Hobson), 1621. "Safety Work of the International Hydro- graphic Service" (Xiblack). 9-12. "Sea Safety Concepts of a Seaman" (Sheri dan), 39*43. 'Statistics as an Aid in Maritime Accident Prevention," 23-31. "Value or the Safety Committee"' (Conway). "`'-76. Marsh. B. W.: "Model Municipal Traffic Or dinance," 970-973. Martens. P. B_: ``What Our Eyes Have Seen during the Year," 825-827. Mechanization of mines a safety measure: cussion. 186-190; 218-219. Dis Mcnzel. J. C.: "Safety in a I-arge Shop." 864868. Metals industry: "Address** (Myers), 86-95. Discussion on acetylene tank explosions. 132- 139. "How We Get Safety" (Seyler). 99-103,. "[Procedure Control Insures Safety in Welded Construction" (Smith). 126-132. "What Is Safety First?" (Stremmel). 120- 123. Metals Section; "Membership Service and Ac tivities of the National Safety Council" < Ferguson), S4-S5. Minutes. Sl-152. New Section Officers. 81. "Outstanding Facts from X.S.C*. Statistical Reports" (Culliney). 103-109. Presentation of Trophies. 140. "Report of Foundry Research Committee"* (Bennett). 113-116. _ Report of the Nominating Committee, 112-115. "Report of Safe Practices Committee*' (Woltz). 124-125. Retiring Officers. 81-82. Miller, F. C: "\Vhere Coal Dust Is Fine 75 Per Cent of Inerts May Be Insufficient." 165-169. Mills. C. M.: "Accurate Accident Costs--Com pilation. Assessment and Presentation." 355- 359. Mining industry: "Be Sold on Accident Pre- vention and Back up your Safety En gineers*' (St. Clair), 154-157. Discussion on industrial diseases. 163-164. .Discussion on safety devices in the mine. 205211 Mechanization. 186-190; 218-219. "Methods and Value of Our Safety Work" (Smith), 200-205. "Mining Safe and Unsafe Practices" (Hen- sel), 223-226. "Our Aspect on Safety" (Dickinson), 131-184. "St. Joseph Lead Company's Campaign against Accidents" (Bochert), 190-294. ""Tonnage vs. Safety** (Wilcox), 213-217. "Where Coal Dust Is Fine, 75 Per Cent of Inerts May Be Insufficient" (Miller). 165- 169. Mining Section; "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council" (Bushnell>, 211-212. Minutes, 153-231. New Section Officers, 3 53. "Report of the Nominating Committee." 195- 196. Retiring Officers, 153-154. Morris, F.: "Work of Accident Prevention," 266-26S. Motive power department: "Prevention of Ac cidents in the Motive Power Departments" (Hall), 859-863. Movies in safety work: In "St. Joseph Lead Company's Campaign Against Accidents** (Bochert), 192. Myers. Dr. H.: "Address.** 86-95. N National Safety Council: "`Membership Serv ice and Activities of the National Safety Council (Bushnellli. 211-212. Xau. R. H.: "How Parking Restrictions Help Commercial Vehicles." 963.967. Needham, IT. L.: "Value of Close Supervis ion.** 374-876. Neff. J. W: "L"se and Almse of Ice Tools." 725-727. New employee: Sec Employee: Safety Educa tion. etc. Newcomb, F. L.: "Protecting the Worker against Petroleum Vapor*-." 403-416. Nibiack. Rear Admiral A.P.: "Safety Work of the International Hvdropraphic Service.'" 9-12. Xichoson. A. A.: "Reaching Our Patrons with Safety," 346-355- Nilsson, Dr. j. P.: '"Surgeon's Cooperation in Safety Contests," 906-912. Non-slip Hoors: See Slipping Hazard. o Opp. George: "Foremanship," 854-856. Orwig, S. 15-: "Protection of the Public-Tele phone and Telegraph," 531-535. Overseer: "`Overseer's Responsibility in Acci dent Prevention" (Wroe), 10S6-1061. Index--/ 'ohmic II 1117 Overton, S.: "Pullman Porter's Observations." 952-954. Oxy-acetylene welding. See Welding. Packers and Tanners Section: "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council" (Ferguson), 268-270. Minutes. 233-236. New Section Officers. 233. Report of the Nominating Committee, 2o2. Retiring Officers* 233. _ Packing and tanning industry: "Nate Practices in the Tanning Industry" (Clover), 236- 238. "Safety in the Packing Industry" (McIn tosh), 255. .,, . * "Work of Accident Prevention (Morris), 266-268. Paper and p*` `ndustry: "Health Factor in Paper ? "clients (Plzak). 323-326. "IrreduciL .viinunum and What Then'* (Com), 2. *-283. _ "Paper Mill Safety and Efficiency" (Berg strom), 319-322"Reducing Accident Frequency . by Good Housekeeping*' OEdsall), 284-286. Paper and Pulp Section: "Bestowal of Contest ,, Awards** (Reninger), 331-333. "Data of the Contest" (Dowd), 330-331. "Membership Service and Activities of the N.S.C." (Baker), 327-328. Minutes, 273-336. New Section Officers. 273-4Rccoramendation on hernia. 315-319. Report of the Nominating Committee, 293-294. "Report of the Regional Director for Maine" (Record), 275-276. "Report of Regional Director for Massachu setts (Wilson), 276-277. Retiring Officers, 274. Paper winders: Discussion, 298-299. Parking: "How Parking Restrictions Help Commercial Vehicles" (Nau), 962-967. Patrol vessels: See Ice Patrol. Patrons and safety: ^ "Rearfling Our Patrons with Safety" (Nichoson), 346-355. Peck. C. R.: "Handling Solvents and Other Flammable - Liquids,'* 765-772. Petroleum industry: "Accident Prevention as an Organization Builder" (Wcscoat), 344- 346. "Accurate Accident Costs" (Miller). 355-359. "Effective Use of Safety Posters, Film Strips, and Safety Topics" (Hightower), 393-398. Fighting Fires in Stills and Storage" (Prus* sing), 375-381. "Getting Results" {Rexwinkle), 367-370. "Hazards of Pipe (Fisher), 371-374. Line Construction" "Interesting the Manufacturers in Safeguard ing Equipment," 438-443. "Knowledge Is Safety," 424-427. ".Minimizing 'Electric Current Hazards," ( Dischinger), 429-438. "Protecting `the Worker against Petroleum Vapors" (Newcomb), 403-415. "Reaching Our Patrons v'ith Safety" (Nich oson), 346-355. "Safety Contests Are Desirable'* (McKenty), 444-445. "Safetv in Gasoline and Air-gas Lift Plants" (Bernard), 399-402. ``Safety Inspections in -Relation to Safe Re fining" (Howbert), 381-384. 'Treating Hydrogen Sulphide Cases" (Aves), 419-422. Petroleum Section: Annual Summary. 342-343, f >:vi-ion Chairman. 339. Engineering Committee. 341. "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council" (IJushnell). 427- 42S. Minutes, 337-448. New Section Officers, 337. "Presentation of Safety Contest Trophies" (Reninger), 385-387. Report of Nominating Committee. 374-375. Resolutions, 447-44S. Retiring Officers, 338. Physical examination: Discussion. 157-158: 205: 299-303. In "Surgeon's Cooperation in Safety Con tests'* (Nilsson). 906-912. Physician: "Surgeon's Cooperation in Safety Contests" (Nilsson). 906-912. Pipe-line construction: `"Hazards of Pipe Line Construction" (Fisher), 371-374. Place, E. E.: "Interpretation of Textile Acci dent Statistics," 1029. Plants: See Smaller Plants*. Plzak, J. J.: "Health Factor in Paper Mill Accidents," 323-326. Poles: "Unloading Poles from Cars'* (Hollo way), 586-596. In `Protection of the Public--Electric'* (Wright), 528. Powell, T. C.: "Address," 914-920. Power press industry: "Advertising in the Safety Program" (Chase), 457-461. ``Causes and Correction of Power Press AccU dents" (Walters), 465-473. "Drop Forge Manufacturer and His Safety Problem" (Havens), 479-485. "Place of Safety in the Production Program," 451-455. "Safe Dies a Necessity in Power Press Safety" (Shaw), 490-493. "Safety Devices for Modern Machine Tools" (Burlingame). 497-503. Power Press Section: "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Coun cil" (Baker), 495-496. Minutes, 449-510. New Section Officers, 449. Report of Nominating Committee, 477. Retiring Officers, 449-450. "Round Table Discussion of Power Press Problems" (Bartlett), 503-511. President's .Medal: "Report of Awards of Pres ident's Medal" (Davis), 519-521. Production- and safety: "Place of Safety in the Production Program" (Fennell), 451- 455. Prone Pressure Method of Resuscitation: suscitation" (Ilarmcr), 575-581. See Resuscitation. "Re Trussing. G. F.: "Fighting Fires in Stills and Storage" 375-381. Psychological factors in safety work: Discus sion in Mining Section, 217. Public utilities: "Accident Prevention Develop ments in a Public Utility" CW*eir). 556-564. "Care and Use of Rubber Protective Mate rial" (Claffey), 548-554. '`Protection of the Public--Electric" (Wright), 527-529. "Protection of the Public--Gas" (Saltow). 529-531. **I>rotection of the Public---Telephone and Telegraph" (Orwig), 531-535. "Protection of the Public--Transportation" (Berman), 536-538. "Resuscitation" (HarmcrJ, 575-581. "Safety and Economics" (Stone), 571-574. "Safety in Gas Distribution Operations'* (Hoddick), 539-542. "Thinking in Terms of Safety" (Fennell). 521-525. 1118 Eighteenth Annual Safety Congress "Unloading Poles from Cars" (Holloway), S36-596. ._ "What Is the Most Important Safety De vice?** (Sain), 566-570. Public Utilities Section: "Activities of the Ex ecutive Committee for the Fiscal Year" (Doeller). 515-518. "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council** (Ferguson), 525- 526. Minutes. 513-604. New Section. Officers, 513. `"Report of Awards of President's- Medal** (Davis), 519-521). Report of Nominating Committee, 518. Retiring Officers, 514. Public Utilities and Electric Railway Sections --Joint Luncheon, 605-608. Pullman porters: "Pullman Porter's Observa tions** (Overton), 952-954. Q Quarries: Executive's View of Wastes** (Welty), 622-625. "Fundamentals in Accident Prevention as Practiced by the Wakefield Iron Co.** (Wortiey), 637-638. "Keeping Abreast of the Times** (Boyd). 632-633. '`Review of Injuries in Quarrying and Crush ing Operations" (Adams), 617-620. "Safe Practices in the Quarry** (Quigley), 655-65S. "Safety Through the Eyes** (Yotter), 612-615. See also Cement and Quarry Industry. Quarry Section: "Address of Welcome and Annual Report** (Colville), 610-612. Membership Service and Activities of the N.S.C. (Baker), 631-632. Minutes, 609-653. New Section Officers. 609. Report of Nominating Committee, 635. Retiring Officers, 609. Quigley, T. J.: "Safe Practices in the Quarry," 655-658. Quirk. M. A.: "Report of the General Chair man,** 7S0-/S3. -_ R Railroads; See Steam Railroads; Electric Railways. Record. Alvin: "Report of the Regional Direc tor for Maine.'* 273-276. Reece, A. N.i "Report of Engineering Com mittee.** SS5-SS6. Refining industry: "Safety Inspection in Rela tion to Safe Refining" (Howbert), 331 3S4. Refrigeration industry: '`Address** (Schortemcier), 704. `Car Icing Hazards" (Burchinel), 731-735. "Electrical Hazards in the Refrigerating Plant" (Watson), 729-731. * 'Elimination of Hazards in the Engine Room" (Authenrieth)., 677-686. "Elimination of Hazards in the Ice Industry" (Gengcr), 697-703. "Elimination of Hazards of Handling Prod ucts in the Cold Storage Industry** (Gil more), 692-695. ood Housekeeping** (Libby), 727-728. "rrevention of Hazards m Domestic Refriger ation and First Aid after Accidents" (Evans). 710-716. "Proper Safety Instruction of Employees'* (Luthringcr), 719*725. "Safety Work in an Ice Cream Plant'" (Reicbl). 695-697. "Use and Abuse of Ice Tools** (Neff), 725- 727. Refrigeration Section: "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Coun cil'* (Ferguson), 690-692. Minutes, 673-735. New Section Officers, 673. Report of Nominating Committee, 676.' Resolution, 717. Retiring Officers, 673. Reichl, G.: "Safe Work in an Ice Cream Plant," 695-697. Reninger. H. A.: "Bestowal of Contest Awards." 331-333. "Presentation of Safety Contest Trophies," 385-387. Resuscitation: Discussion, 596-604; 718. "Prevention of Hazards in Refrigeration and First Aid after Accidents" (Evans), 710716. "Resuscitation" (Harmer), 575-581. Rexwmkle, F. D.: "Getting Results,"' 367-370. Risley. F. S.: "Safety and Transportation---- Train and Yard Service," 923-927. Rohweder, A. V.: ''Report of the Committee on Present and Future Activities," 946-947. Rubber industry: "Accidents and Their Causes in the Rubber Industry** (Kearns), 755-762. Discussion on foreman's responsibility for ac cidents. 742-750. "Handling Solvents and Other Flammable Liquids" (Peck). 765-772. '`Health Hazards in the Rubber Industry Com pounding Materials" Cnealy). 783-793. "Power Safety and the Human Element" (Burgess). 750-754. "Safety ICinlcs in the Rubber Industry" (Kastell). 316-321. "Survey of Accident Rates'* (Beck), 827- 829. "Ten Minutes with the New Employer" (Wil liams), S11-S13. "Unfired Pressure Vessels" (Shaw), 797-801. "What Our Eyes Have Seen During the Year" (Martens). 825-827. '`What Our Eyes Have Seen During the Past Year" (Dietz), 829-830. ``Why Its the Foreman Responsible for- -Acci dents?" (Fleming), 738-742. Rubber protective equipment: See Safety Equipment. Rubber Section: Committees, 7S0-7S3. "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Council" (Baker), 821-822. Minutes, 737-831. New Section Officers, 737. "Report of the General Chairman*' (Quirk). 780-783. "Report of the Nominating Committee," 823- S24. Retiring Officers, 737-73S. * s Safe driving: ''Demonstration of Safe Driving" (Jackson), 978-984. Safe practices: "Mining Safe and Unsafe Prac tices" (Ilensel), 223-226. Report of Safe Practices Committee- (Woltz), 324-125. "Safe Practices in the Quarry" (Davis), 655- 658. "Safe Practices in the Tanning Industry" (Clover), 236-238. Safety campaigns: "Putting Punch into the Safety Campaign" (Dempster), 667-672, Safety committees: In "Methods and Value of Our Safety Work" (Smith), 200-205. Index--Volume II 1119 'Value of the Safety Committee" (Conway), 70-76. Safety contests: "Safety Contests are Desir able" (McKenty), 444-445. "Surgeon's Cooperation in Safety Contests" . (Nilsson), 906-912. ? Safety devices: "Safety Devices for Wooden Machine Tools" (Burlingame), 497-503. "What Is the Most Important Safety De vice?" (Sain), 566-570. Safety education: In "Accident Prevention De velopments in a Public Utility" (Weir), In "Address" (Myers), 86-95. Discussion in Minins: Section, 174-179. "Proper Safety Instruction of Employees" (Luthringer), 719-725. In "Protection of Public--Telephone ^nd , Telegraph" (Orwig), 532-533. "Safety Education of the Driver" (Dow), 994 999. .In "Safety in a Targe Shop" (Mengel), 865866 In "Safety Is of the First Importance in the Discharge of Duty" (Bowman), 942. In "Sea Safety Concepts of a Seaman1" (Sheri dan), 39-43. "Thinking in Terms of Safety" (Fennell), 521-525. Safety equipment: Mining. Discussion, 205231. Rubber. "Care and Use of Rubber Protective Material," 548-554. Safety glove: Discussion, 259-260. Safety Jiat : Discussion, 220; 264-265. Safety kinks: "Safety Kinks in the Rubber Industry" (Kastelf), 816-821. Safety shoes: Discussion, 305-306. Safety training: See Safety Education. Sain, H. L.: "What Is the Most Important Safety Device?", 566-570.^ St. Clair, A. T.: "Be Sold on Accident Preven tion and Back up Your Safety Engineers," 154-157. Sal tow, A. F.: "Protection of the Public- Gas" 529-531. Saws: In "Accidents by Causes from Stump to Gar (Braun), 1090. "Guarding Woodworking Machinery" (Ger- non), 1105-1110. School ships : Marine Section. Discussion, 43-49. Schortemeier, F. E.: "Address," 704. Scouts: See Boy Scouts. Sea safety: See Maritime Transportation. Seyler, G. A.: "How We Get Safety," 99-103. Shaw, R. A.: "Safe Dies a Necessity in Power Press Safety," 490-493. Shaw, V.: "Unfired Pressure Vessels," 797-801. Sheridan, Capt T. W. : "Sea Safety Concepts of a Seaman,** 39-43. Ships---school: Discussion, 43-49. Shoes: Discussion, 305-30o. Shop accidents; "Elimination of Shop Acci dents" (Silva), 871-873. Shop operation: `'Safety in Shop Operation" (Caswell), 868-870. Shot firing hazards: Discussion in Mining Sec tion, 197-199. Silva. G. A.: "Elimination of Shop Accidents," 871-873 Slipping hazard: Discussion, 296-297; 1104^ 11 OS. "In "Safety in the Packing Industry" (Mc Intosh), 257. Smaller plants: Discussion, 764; also T. P. Kcara's paper. Smith, F. T.: "Methods and Value of Our Safety Work," 200-205. Smith, H. S.: "Procedure Control Insures Safe ty in Welded Construction/* 126-132. Social factors in safety work: In "Thinking in Terms of Safety'^ (Fennell), 521-525. Solvents: "Handling Solvents and Other Flam mable Liquids'* (Peck), 765-772. Statistics: Foundries. "Report of Foundry 'Research Committee" (Bennett), 113-116. Highway crossings. "Report of Committee on Highway Crossing Accidents*' (LaFountatnc), 857-858. Industrial accident statistics, 235. Mining. "Tonnage vs. Safety*' (Wilcox), 213217. Mining. "Where Coal Dust Is Fine. 75 Per Cent of Inerts, is Insufficient" (Miller), 165-169. Petroleum. "Getting Results'* (Rexwinkle), 367-371. Petroleum. "Treating Hydrogen Sulphide Cases'* (Avcs), 419-422. Proper use of statistics. Discussion, 620. Quarries. "Review of Injuries in Quarrying and.Crushing" (Adams), 617-620. Quarries. "Safe Practices in the Quarry" (Quigley), 655-658. Taxicab. "How Parking Restrictions Help Commercial Vehicles" (Nau), 962-967. Textile. "Textile Education as a Function in Promoting Safety" (Fames), 1040-1044. Steam railroad. "Address" (Aishton), 921- 4 923. Steam railroad. "Address" (Powell), 913920. Steam railroad. "Concentrate on Accidents or Accidents Will Concentrate on You" (Carrow), 842-850. Steam railroad. "Elimination of Shop Acci dents'* (Silva). 871-873. Steam railroad. "How We Prevent Accidents in Canada'* (Stokes), 927-930. Steam, railroad. "Prevention of Accidents in the Motive Power Department," (Hall). 859-863. Steam railroad. `'Safety in the Maintenance of Way Department" (McGovern), 890-893. Steam railroad. "Safety Is of First Impor tance in the Discharge o.f Duty" (Bow man), 939-943. Steam railroad. "Safety to Track Employ ees* CWatt). 896-902. Steam railroad. '`Ten Years of Safety 'Work on the American Railroads" (Carrow), 840842. See also Accident Statistics. Steam railroads : "Address" (Aishton), 921-923. "Address*' (Long), 836-839. "Address" (Powell), 914-920. "Best Methods of Accident Prevention in Yards" (Cartwright), 936-938. "Concentrate on Safety or Accidetits Will Concentrate on You" (Carrow). 842-850. "Elimination of Shop Accidents" (Silva), 871- 873. "Foremenshtp" (Opp), 854-856. "How Can the Boy Scouts Help the Railroads" (Fisher), 902-906. *"How We Prevent Accidents in Canada" (Stokes), 927-930. "Maintenance of Way Accidents'* (Ball), 887-889. "Prevention of Accidents in the Motive Pow er Department" (Hall), 859-863. "Pullman Porter's Observations" (Overton), 952-954. "Safety and Transportation--Train and Yard Service" (Risley), 923-927. "Safety in a Large Shop" (Mengel), 864-868. "Safety in the Maintenance of Way Depart ment" (McGovern), 890-893. "Safety in Shop Operation" (Caswell), S68870. "Safety Is of the First Importance in the Discharge of Duty** (Bowman), 939-943. "Safety to Track Employees" (Watt), 896902. 11-20 . Eighteenth Annual Safety Congress 'Supervisor*?; Responsibility for- Safety** ICarr), 035-938. "Surgeon's Cooperation in Safety Contests*'* (Nilsson). 906-912. "Ten Years of Safety Work on American Railroads*' (Carrow), 840-842. "Value of Close Supervision in the Preven tion of Personal Injuries" (Needham), 874- 376. "Value of Safety Supervision*' (Walker), 932- 934. Steam Railroad Section: "Membership Service and Activities of the National Safety Coun cil" (Ferguson), S52-853. Minutes. 833-959. Xcw Section Officers, 833. Railroads represented at the Congress, 954. "Report of Committee on Present and Future Activities" (Rohweder), 946-947. Report of the Committee on Prevention of Highway Crossing Accidents" (LaFoun- taine), 857-858. 'Report of Engineering Committee* (Reece). 885-886. Report of Nominating Committee, 930-932. Report of Membership Committee. 951. "Rei>ort of the Poster Committee*' (Bentley). 851-852. "Report of Public Relations Committee" (Walsh), 944-946. ,,_ Report of Resolutions Committee, 955. "Report to the Steam Railroad Section" (Warxel), S35-836. : Retiring Officers, 833-834. Stereopticon in safety work; In "St. Joseph Lead Company's Campaign against Acci dents" (Bochert). 193. Stevedoring: "Organization of Stevedoring for the Promotion of Safety" (Fritz), 66-70. "Recent Progress in the Safety of Stevedor ing Operations" (Gregory), 53. See also Maritime Transportation. Stills anti storage: "Fighting Fires iti Stills and Storage" (Prussing). 375-381., Stokes, G. A.: "How We Prevent Accidents in Canada.'* 927-930. Stone. E. C.: "Safety and Economics," 571574. Stremmel. P. X.: "What Is Safety First?*' 120- 123. Submarine: "Safety for Submarine Crews*' < Hobson). 16-21. Supervisors: See Foremen. Surgeon: "Surgeon's Cooperation in Safety Contests** (Nilsson). 906-912. T Tfi.(UW..-,-fT* tank hazard in rubber industry: Discussion. 772-779. See Solvents. Taxicab and fleet owners: "Demonstration of Safe Driving*' (Jackson), 978.9S4. "Examination of the Chauffeur'* (Bingham**. 986-991. "How Parking Restrictions Help Commercial Vehicles" (Xau). 962-967. "M o d e 1 Municipal Traffic Ordinance" (Marsh). 970-973. "Safetv Education of the Driver** (Dow). V94-999. See also Food and Taxicab Industry. Taxicab anti Fleet Owners Sections: "Member ship Service and Activities of the National Safetv Council** (Baker). 1006-1007. Minutes. 961-1007. Xcw Section Officers. 961. Report of the Nominating Committee. 985. Retiring Officers, 961. Telephone and telegranh: "Protection of the Public** (Orwig). 531-535. Textile industry: "Comparison * of Codes on Textile Machine Guarding** (Immel), 1046- 1050. `"Discussion of Accident Causes" (MacXulty), 1035-1036. "Interpretation of Textile Accident Statistics** (Place), 1029-1031. `Meeting Code Requirements by the Textile Machine Builder," 1067. "Overseer's Responsibility in Accident Pre vention" (Wroe), 1056-1061. "Textile Education as a Function in Promot ing Safety" (Eames), 1040-1044. Textile Section: Code in preparation, 3046. Details of Section Program. 1039. "Discussion of Sectional Activities" (Lord). 1026-1029. `Membership Service and Activities of the N.S.C." (Baker). 1031-1032. New Section Officers, 1025. Report of the Nominating Committee, 1066. Retiring Officers, 1025. Titanic disaster: In "Safety Work 'of the In* ternational Hydrographic Service" (Nib- lack), 10-12. Tode. A. M.: "Annual Report of Publicity Coipmittee" (Marine Section), 5. "Statistics as an Aid in Maritime Accident Prevention," 23-31. Tonnage: "Tonnage vs. Safety" (Wilcox), 213- .217. Toxics or irritants: "Health Hazards in the Rubber Industry--Compounding Materials" (Healy), 783-793. Traffic ordinance: "Modern Municipal Traffic Ordinance" (Marsh). 970-7931 Train yards: "Best Methods of Accident Pre vention in Yards** (Cartwright), 936-938. "Safety and Transportation As It Is Related to Train and Yard Service" (Risley), 923- 927. Transportation: "Eliminating the Hazards of Inland Water-Ways Transportation" (Bar rett) , 34-39. "Protection of the Public** (Berman), 536- 538.. `"Relation of Equipment to Safe Transporta tion" (Lund>:cadt), 1009-1311. "Transportation Service Accidents" (Jacobus). 941-951. See also Food and Taxicab and Fleet Own ers Section i Taxicab Section; Steam an:l Electric Railways, etc. Treadle guards- - power press industry: Discus sion. 504-505. Trophies: Presentation. 140; 385-393. u Vn tired pressure vessels: "Unfired Pressure Vessels** (Shaw). 797-301. v Vulcanizers: Discussion. SO I -810. w Walker. F.: "Value of Safetv Supervision." 932-934. Walsh. J. L.: "Report of Public Relatiosis Committee." 944-946. Walters. T. E.: "Causes amt Correction of Power Press Accidents** (Walters). 465-47 t. Warfel, <. H.: "Report to the Steam Railroad Section.** 835-836. Waste: "Executive's View of Wastes" (Welty). 622-625. Tndc.1*--Volume II 1121. Watson, Jay R.: "Electrical Hazards in the Refrigerating: Plant," 729-731. Watt. J. R.: "Safetv to Track -Employees," 896-902. Weir, L. W."Accident Prevention Develop ments in a Public Utility," SS6-S64. Welded construction: "Procedure Control In sures Safety in Welded Construction" (Smith), 126-132. Wells, C. V.: "Personnel and Executives Re sponsibility for Accidents," 1017-1020. Welty, B. C.: "Executive's View of Wastes," 622-625. Wescoat, L. S.: "Accident Prevention as an Organization Builder," 344-346. Wilcox, D. D-: "Tonnage vs. Safety," 213-217. Williams, A. M\: "Ten Minutes with the New Employee," 811-813. Wilson, A. S.: "Report of Regional .Director >)r for Massachusetts," 276-277. / Woltz, J. M.: "Report of Safe Practices Com- I mittee." 124-125. 1 Woodworking and lumbering industry: "Acci- Vi dents by Causes from- Stump to Car" ,, (Braun), 108-109. \ "Economic Values of Safety" (Green), 1095- \ 1(07r n if "Guarding Woodworking Machinery" (Gernon). 100S-1II0. "Safety in Wood Mills and Cabinet Shops" (Lee), 1101. "Vitalizing Safety in the Dierks Industries" (Frederick), 1079-IC82. Woodworking and Lumber Sections: "Mem bership Service and Activities of the Na tional Safety Council" (Ferguson), 10911092. Minutes, 1073-1111. New Section Officers, 1073. Retiring Officers, 1073-1074. Wortley, R. 11-: "Fundamentals in Accident Prevention as Practiced by the Wakefield Iron Company," 637-638. Wright. W. 11.: "Protection of the Public," 527-529. Wroe. W. C.: "Overseer's Responsibility in Accident Prevention," 1056-1061. Y Yards: See Train Yards. Yotter, H. F.: "Safety Through the Eyes," 612-615. I^ INDEX VOLUME III A Accident frequency: "Variation in Accident Frequency" (Beyer), 189.- Accident records: "Cashing in on Accident Records" (Hawley), 61-66. Accident reports: "What Wc Do with Our Accident Reports" (Brent), 159-163. Accident statistics: "Cashing in on Accident Records" (Simpson), 61-66. "Case Against Accidents" (Dublin). 7-11. See also Statistics. Addams, Jane: "What Accidents Mean to a. Community," 293-298. "Discussion o Miss Addams' -Paper" (For ney), 298-300. Anderson, C. M.: "Chamber of Commerce and Safety," 88-91. Automobile: "Case Against Accidents" (Dub lin), 9-11. "Checking tip on Vehicle Conditions" (Hall), 30-33. Decrepit vehicle, 38-39. Discussion on revoking licenses, 7-8. "Speed and Safety" (Hoffman), 4-7. See also Public Safety. E Beyer, D. S.: "Ho. Should Industrial Acci dent Rates Be Computed?" 187-192. Binford, J. F.: "Discussion of Mr. Johnson's Paper," 2S1-253. Brakes: "Checking up on Vehicle Conditions" (Hail). 30-35. Brent, W. W.: "What We Do with Our Acci dent Reports," X59-163. By-laws--recommended: In "1200 Accidents in the West Chicago Park Boulevards" (Robertson), 96-97. c Chamber of Commerce: "Chamber of Com merce and Safety" (Anderson), 88-91. Chicago Safet}' Wcelc, 3-4. Child safety: In "What Accidents Can Mean to a Community'* (Addams), 295-298. "Training Pre-School Child for Safety1* (Kawin), 309-313. See also Education; Public Safety. Classification of accidents: See Statistics. Color-blind, man: Discussion, 69*70. Community and accidents: "Accidents---a Com munity Problem" (Schortemeier), 15-18. See Public Safety; Home Safety. Cooley, R. T-.: "Training the Employed Minor in Safety/* 284-287. D DeBlois, L A.: "Are Accidents Increasing or Decreasing?*1 212-215. Delaporte, E. C.: "Discussion of Mr. John son's Paper/'. 249-251. Dublin, Dr. JL. I.; (Reply to Paul Hoffman) "Case Against Accidents/* 9-11. E Education: "Discussion of Mr. Johnson's Paper" (Binford), 251-253. "Discussion of Mr, Johnson's Paper" (Dela.porte), 249-251. Discussion on part-time training for school boys, 283-284. Discussion on school patrols. 253-256. "Functions and Responsibilities of the School Boy Patrol" (Johnson), 245-249. "Is There a Relationship Between Physical Defects and Accidents in Children?" 239. "Minimum Essentials of a Safety Program" ' (Norton). 226-333. "Program of Safety 'Education for the High School" (Stack). 256-259. "Safety and the Progressive. School" (Kow- ler), 259-261. "School Shop Safety" (Graham), 269-275. "Significance of Child Safety," 262-268. "Sources of Material for Teaching Safety" (Singleton), 234-236. "Training Workers for Safety In Industry" (Wright). 277-282. "Training the Employed Minor in Safety" (Cooley). 284-287. "Value of School Accident Reports" (Elson), 236-233. "What Can Safety Contribute to the Elemen tary School?" (Wickey), 219-225. Education Division: Minutes, 219-293. Elementary school: "What Can Safety Con tribute to the Elementary School?" (Wick ey), 219-225. Elson, M. U.: "Value of School Accident Re ports," 236-238. F Kales, VV. T.: "How Should Accident Rates Be Computed for Non-Traffic Public Acci dents," 201-208. Fallow, E. S.: "How Should Home Accidents Rates Be Computed?" 208-221. Fisher. K. A.: "Making Household Equip ment Safe to Use," 300-306. Forney, R. L.: "Discussion of Miss Addam's Paper," 298-300. Fowler, B. P.: "Safety and the Progressive School," 259-261. a Gould, H. M.: "Reserving 'Main Street' for Essential Traffc," 75-81. Graham, G. C.: "School Shop Safety," 269275. H Hall, A. V.: "Checking up on Vehicle Condi tions,*' 30-35. "Presentation of Trophy in Inter-City Motor Vehicle Fatality Contest** (Hail), 19-21. Hall, J. J.: "Save-a-Dife Campaign/* 36-37. Hall, L, M.: "Freeing the Traffic Courts for Important Cases," 42-44. Halsey, M-: "Model Traffic Ordinance," 48-50. High school: "Program of Safety Education for the High Schools" (Stack), 256-259. Hoffman, P.: "Speed and Safety/* 4-7. (Reply to Hoffman) "Case Against Accidents" (Dublin), 9-11. Hoffman. R: "Reasons and Methods for Mak ing Traffic Counts/' 102-108. Home safety: ``Campaign for Home Safety" ( Vandcrveld), 320-221. "Community Campaign for Home Safely'* (Miller), 314-317. 323 334 Eighteenth Annual Safety Cotigress "Making Household Equipment Safe to Use" 1 Fisher), 300-306. "Organizing a Community Campaign for Home Safety" (Neuberger), 418-319. "Training the 1`re-School Child for Home Safety" (Kiwin), 309-313. "What Accidents Mean, to a Community" (Addams). 295-298. Home Safety Session, 295-321. Household equipment: "Making Household Equipment Safe to Use'* (Fisher), 300-306. 1 Intoxicated drivers: "Freeing the Traffic Court> for Important Cases** (Hall), 42-44. J John -on. F. \V. :`"Functions and Re? "isibil- itics vf the School Boy Patrol,** >-249. "Discussion of Mr. Johnson's Paper** (Bin- ford). 251-253. "Discussion of Mr. Johnson's Paper" (Dela- portc). 2-19-251. Junior safety councils: "What Can Safety Contribute to the Elementary School?* (Wicfccy>. 223. K Kawin, Ethel : "Training Pre-School Children for Safety," 309-313. Kegel, A. H.: "Is There a Relationship Be tween Physical Defects and Accidents in Children?" 239-244. Kemper, J. S.: "Public Education for Public Safety,** 82-S7. Kopf. . \V.: "How* Should Accidents Be Classified ?" 168-187. L l.eiTcris. K. 1).: "Discussion of Mr. Hawley s Simplon's Paper.** 66-68. Locke. H. A.: "Lawlessness on the Highways," 11-15. M Matson, T. M.: "Principles of Traffic Signal Timing.** 109-12$. Matthews, \V. W.: "Problems in the Onjan- ization of State Statistical Work in a State Motor Vehicle Bureau/* 144-147. Miller. Mrs. -E. D.: "Community Program for Home Safety/* 314-317. Minor^ Discussion on training. minor, 287-295. "Training the Employed Minor in Safetv" (Cooley), 234-2S7. N Ncuberger, Dr. 33.: "Organizing a Community Campaign for Home Safety, 318-319. Xon-trafSc* accidents: "How Should Accident Rates Be Computed for Non-Traffic Public Accidents?'* 201-208. Norton,. H. J.: "Minimum Essentials of a Program," 226-333. . * P Part-time training for school boys: Discussion, 283. Patrol: See School Patrol, Personality: '`Relationship Between Personality and Accidents*' (Whinner), 97-101. Physical examination for children: "Is there a Relationship Between Physical Defects and Accidents in Children?" (Kegel), 239244. Pre-school child: See Child Safety. Public safety. General Session, 3-22. "Case Against Accidents" (Dublin), 7-11. Chicago Safety Week, 3-4. Discussion on decrepit vehicle hazard, 7Discusshm on revoking .automobile licenses. 7-8. ".Lawlessness on the Highways** (Lock*:), 11-15. "Presentation of Trophy iti Inter-City Motor Vehicle Fatality Contest" (Hall). 19-21. "Speed and Safety" (Hoffman), 4-7. Human Side of Traffic Accidents, 82-102. "Chamber of Commerce and Safety" (An derson), 88-91. "Public Education for Public Safety" (Kemper), 82-87. "Relationship Between Personality and Accidents, * 97-101. `*1200 Accident on tne West Chicago Park Boulevards'* (Robertson), 91-97. Traffic Administration and ~ Enforcement, 23-54. "Checking tip on Vehicle Conditions** (Hall), 30-35. . "Discussion of the Model Municipal Traffic Ordinance," (Stark) 50-54. "Factors that Affect the Size of Traffic Squads*' (Smith), 23-28. "Freeing the Traffic Courts for Important Cases'* (Hall), 42-44. "Model Traffic Ordinance" (Halsey). 48-50. "Save-A-Life Campaign" (Hall), 36-3/. Traffic Division, 57-81. "Cashing in on Accident Records*' (Simp son), 61-66. "Discussion of Mr. Hawley S. Simpson's Paper" (I^cffcrts), 66-68. Discussion on signals, 59-6 K Discussion on width of streets, 57-59. "Reserving `Main Street* for Essential Traffic** (Gould), 75-81. Traffic Engineering Methods, 102-139. "Principles of Traffic Signal Timing," (Matson) 109-12S, "Reasons and Methods for Making Traffic Counts*' (Hoffman), 102-108. Traffic Observation Tour. 55-56. Public Safety Division: Minutes, 139. R Robertson, Dr. J- D.: "1200 Accidents on the _ West Chicago Park Boulevards,'* 91-97. Rossdand, F. M.: "How Should Traffic Acci dent Be Computed?'* 197-198. s Safety education: 4`Public Education for Public Safety** (Kemper), 82-87. See also Education . Division. Safety source material: "Sources of Materials for Teaching Safety*' (Singleton), 234-236. Safety Week; 3-4. Schools: See Education. School accident reports: "Value of School Accident Reports** (Elson), 236-238; School patrols: Discussion. 253-256. "Discussion of Mr. Johnson's Paper" (Bin_ ford), 251-253. Index--Volume III 325 " Discussion o Mr. JohnsonV Paper*' (Dela* porte)>r 249-251. Discussion on uniforms, etc., 235. * "Functions and Responsibility of the School Boy Patrol" (Johnson), 245-249. "What Can Safety Contribute to fclie Ele mentary School" (Wxckey), 223-224. Schorfcemeier, F. E.: "Accidents--a Community Problem," 15-18. Shop safe../: "School Shop Safety** (Graham), 269-275. Signals for traffic; Discussion, 59-61. Significance of child safety: "Significance of Child Safety" (Wishart), 262-1&8. Simpson, H. S-: "Cashing in on Accident Records," 61-66. "Discussion of Mr. Hawley S. Simpson's Paper" (Lefferts), 66-68. Singleton, F.: "Sources of Materials for Teach ing Safety," 234-236. Smith, G. C.: "Factors that . Affect the Size of Traffic Squads," 23-28Source* material for safety education : "Sources of Material for Teaching Safety" (Singleton), 234-236. Speed: "Case Against Accidents'* (Dublin) 9-11. "Speed and Safety" (Hoffman), 4-7. Spot-map: Discussion, 152; 164-5. Squads: "Factors that Affect the Size of Traf fic Squads," 23-28. Stack, H. J.: "Program of Safety Eilucati m for the High Schools," 256-259. Stark, C. W.: "Discussion of the Model Municipal Traffic Ordinance," 50-54. Statistics: Accident increase. "Are Accidents Increasing or Decreasing?*' (DcBlois), 212215. Accident cost. In "Public Education ft*r Public Safety" (Kemper), 35. Accident reports. "What We Do with Our Accident ^Reports" (Brent), 159-163. Accident toll. "In 12,000 Accidents on the West Chicago Park Boulevards*' (Robert son), 91-93. Age distribution of fatal accidents. In "Min imum Essentials of a Safety Program** (Norton), 230. Child fatalities. "Discussion of Miss Addams' Paper" (Forney), 298-299. Classifying accidents. "How Should Acci dents Be Classified?" (Kopf), 168-187. Computing accidents. "How Should Acci dent Rates Be Computed for Non-Traffic Public -Accidents?" (Fales), 201-208. Computing accidents. "How Should Home Accident Rates Be Computed?" (Fallow), 208-211. Computing accidents. "How Should ... ustrial Accidents Be Computed?" ' (Beyer), 187-192. Computing accidents. "How Should Traffic Accidents Be Computed?" (Beyer), 194198. Deaths in motor accidents. Discussion, 7. Fatal accidents, Jan.-June, 1929. Discussion, 205-207. ^ Home accidents. In "How' Should Home Accident Rates Be Computed?" (Fallow), 208*211. Index figures. In "How Should Traffic Rates Be Computed?" (Ro.sseland), 196197. Alotor vehicles. In "Accidents--a Communi ty Problem" (Schortcmcicr), 18, 16.. Motor vehicles. Baltimore record, 21. Motor vehicles. "Case Against Accidents" (Dublin), 9-11. Motor vehicles. "Checking up on Vehicle Conditions" (Hall), 30-35. Motor vehicles. Discussion, 7. Motor vehicles. "Experience with Motor Vehicle Accident Statistics" (Usher), 153156. Motor vehicles. "Lawlessness on the High ways*' (Locke), 11-15. Motor vehicles. "Presentation of Trophy in Inter-City Motor Vehicle Fatality Con test" (Hall), 19-22. Physical defects in children. "Is There a Relation Between Accidents and Physical Defects In Children?" (Kegat), 239-243. Poster work. Discussion, 18. Residential streets and traffic. Discussion, 75. Roadway traffic capacity. Discussion, 57. Safety campaign. Discussion, 38-39. Save-a-Life campaigns. "Checking' up on Vehicle Conditions" (Hall), 34. Spot-maps, 164-165. State Motor Vehicle Bureau. "Problems in the Organization of Statistical Work in a State Alotor Vehicle Bureau" (Mat thews), 144-147. Text books. "Program of Safety Education" (Stack), 256. Traffic counts. "Reasons and Methods of Making Traffic Counts" (Hoffman), 102106. Traffic courts. In .. "Freeing the Traffic Courts for Important Cases" (Hall), 41. Traffic signals. In "Cashing in on Accident Records (Simpson), 65*66. Unused statistics. Discussion, 68-69. See also Accident Statistics. Statistics Section:. Minutes, 141-217. Report of Nominating Committee. 143. Section officers, 141. T Traffic: See Public Safety. Traffic courts: "Freeing the Traffic Courts for Important Cases" (Hall), 42-44. Training agencies: "Training Workers for Safety in Industry" (Wright), 278. . Trophies: `'Presentation, of Trophy in Inter- City Motor Vehicle Fatality Contest" (Hall), 19-21. u Usher, Ethel: "Experience with Motor Vehicle Accident Statistics," 153-156. V Vandcrveld, Airs. A.: "Campaign Safety," 320-321. Vocational school: Discussion on 275-276. w for Home need of, Whitmer. C. A.: "Relationship Between Per sonality and Accidents," 97-101. Wickey, Rose: "What Can Safety Contribute to the Elementary School?" 219-225. Width of streets: Discussion, 57-59. Wishart, Rev. A. W,: "Significance of Child Safety," 262-26S. Wright, J. C.: "Training Workers for Safety in Industry," 277-282.