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29th National Safety Congress Minify created anotfier hazard, because fhrc Htt a temptation for youngsters to jump on the moving vehicle. Thfj- Inw rvnlvcd a nrw type <>f step so tltai tlte mnmrnt the track *tart op. one revolution of the wheel, the Asp drops oat of position and remains that war until the track come* to a standstill again. MK. 1-EE: I >n. in one <> the Unsc phnts here ra Chicago where they dm quite a few tracks that ran around through the depart ments. At intcr^nions of the aides they* had lame mirrors at such an ancle that the fellow coming tip <mr aisle could see the fellow coming from another direction. MR HAXAl': 1 nmld like to ask one of the leather rnen r tannine mrn whether they* have ever seen a guard on a staking ma chine or roll jack as specified in. 1 think it is. .LS_A. standards, whidi says that a fence fhoald be provided around the thing !-o that a man can't get his hand under that. ! have seen picture* of them, tat 1 don't recall seeing one that woifcnl CHAIRMAN* SCHAFFNER: Mr. Clo ver. can you answer that ? M R ilO\"EK: A* to the Slocum -taker no haw in mind, where a man pat* the Hide in on the side and has to work it through-- MK. HAXAl': Either the side or front. There is an arm that come* down. MR CLOVER: 1 don't lawn* of any guard that is put at the point of operation, fliey do bring the guard up to a retrain putm on the arm. and they cover the fly wheel lelow. As to actually guarding the puim of operation on this fiakcr. I don't kKnv it has Iievn done. With the exception of sole leather, the glazing jacks haw been guarded. They arc guarded at the point of operation by having a basket type guard around them, with provision made at the front point of Operation, to slrdr the skin from tbc left to the right or the right to the left whichever way it is. If their hand jt the skin of the hide is jerked in. the .vand is loxekd loose before it goes into the roller. There are some very good guardthat you can make up to -uii your condition. MR HAXAl': Can you tell me where I can <r one of those in tprration m this area? MR CLOVER: 1 can send you some picture* of them. MR HAXAl': 1 win br glad to law them. MR TEKFT: Mr. Lee referred It. vi-ual edaralim. I would like to tie that up with a discus-ion of aprons, it I may. Cots from !cef lowing ojerviont are rare. tt when tficy happen they are horrifying. 1 know' of me man who hied to death m ten minute-. He cut a big artery. I k you think it would W of any valor if li(tnns were taken of beet Ituning qration- u* -firm* the men how many time- a !ar tltat knife almost cuts them tat doesn't, and ti-e ttusc m a slow motion picture: TIhh they might take to some of the aprons a little Ini more readily than they d* at the present time. MR LEE: l think n*. My -uggr-twet would lie that you lave the -till picture r the Stcfvoptieim slide first. Iireaa-e it kcr* zo me that a? the best medium for detail infi<rmati<m and round table dt-cu-suet. Tb*-n. after that, show the movie. The movie, hr tlte nr<>t place, would be ten. fa-t If you have it first in the still picture and g* through the fine points and what hr did and what he should have done, and so forth, then ;-how him actually doing it in the pic ture. 1 think that would be ideal. MR TEFTT: 1 had m mind that you would have to take a motion picture because those fellows work so fast you can't hv where the Ionic is. If you took the motion idcturr. ilea you could pick out ihr jr<rr -till?- and make the stills from jutir :wt:.f<i pictures. MR LEE: Vcs. MR. HAXAl*: I saw a demon-tratH-n of thaf yc-lerday. in the Metals Seclicm. S**nrU!y trok some shots of a punch Jiro* op-ntw. He caught a particular o|ration he wa- interested in and that hr made a )p film; m other words, he cemented the tw<> mil- and kept running in through his mrliinc. It wa- ten* effective. .WJOURXMEXT Metals Section Officers 1939-1940 lo-a.-ro/ iVuirniJD--H. I. liurnm. 1ms,- & Laughlin Steel Corp- Pittsburgh. I's. ri.v-T4oirowii--ItviK A. HusKmaS. MacUnto-h-Hentidiiil Vo, Pittsburgh. Pa. .v,T,vjf_r and Letter Edit-r--H- 1. Sr^KUi, Vng-it<wn Sheet 9s Tube ., ta-4 OlKWi*. Ind. CoMtcifle.*--X. H. MacHm-i: K'/uirnan;. Ikilildmn Steel iV. (ar<aamn, X. V. T. *1. Aia<TlniN- \VcMinghu-c Electric & Mfg. v'o. Springfield. Ma--. K. .1. CiNWv. I'nion Carbide Co. Niagara Falls. X. Y. iiwrinecrinp Committee--H. T. l>vc Republic Steel Corp.. Hunala. X. Y. \Y. A. jAfcvis. Oia-e lira-- k .*tnwr Cm Waterlmry. Gem. i\*u**dry Committee--}, H. Hnuio*. (Chairman), llutn Reft Co. Milwaukee. 11n. H. >. SiDWnx. i `atcrpillar Trai*r Os 1'mria. III. Health Hu. A. It. K.wuti tChatrwan). Inland Steel Co_ Indiana Harbor. Ind. Hk. .1. H. CHivCks. The Crane Co- Outage, Ul na. T. Lvtx llA2U.Tr. XYr^linghcu-e Elmric & Mig. Co, East pMtlqxrgh. l*a .V.'PiN-r/fii/ C*<mmt>iiY--E A. Euz- eChatrmattt. Wheeling Surl t'urj.. Wluvling. VV. N't A. ItliNOtL li. H. Robert-<ni Co, Ambridgr. ]'a. J. M. |lafK.*, Michle Priming Press Jt Mig. !', i.*hicagc*. HL /*.tstrr Committee--), f*. G.VTurjrru (Chairman). Great Lake- Steed t\irp- Er-c. Mirk. I*. latawttrru. Alan NWd Sierl Co. Ceish*hickcn. fa. JttHS V. f.oivuu, Blaw'-Knox Cu. I'itt-burgh. J^a. rr.;fram Committee--Eael Fvi-ta (Chairmen). I'arnrpir-lllinni- Sitr! Cnrj>. * arv. Inl. J. E CnJJStV. Bethlehem Steel Co- Bethlehem, l*a. \V. I. H'Biit. Cha-c Hra*s & Cpp*r * - Cleveland < Mii*. II V. MeuaMC. Imerlake Iron Corp - Chicago. Ill i'uhliiity Committee--H- H. Heskv tChatrmanj. Oti- Sleet Co. Cleveland. OIim*. E. E (iwzxi. The Tanks) Roller 1Waring Co. CanttA, Ohio. ,1. A. lm,iniN.The National Radiator Co. John?twn. I'll Raih.ay Ccr Builders Committee--P. 1. BftASD (Chairman), Car Mfg. Co. Pollman. Chicago. Ill Statistics Committee-- Iomx f. O'Kovax H'hairmant. Ilettdrlwm Steel <*v. S|am>- l'wnt. M4. t*. S. I'hii.Ukevitr t'uf>prr & i^ra--, Ine^ Kumr, N. Y. II. L Rwjta*. Sheffield Steel Corp.. Kan-a City. Mo. .\femfwrf at ijtetse-- C. M. Auxs. The American RiJling Mill Co. MakDrUrwa. Ohio. *K. Hcxvrrr. The BuckoT Steel Castings Co* Columbus. Ohio. *E. E iiLi.VK.jone* & Laughlin Steel Coip. Pittstargh. Pa. *K. A. Cm.mtix. Continental S^rl Corp- Kokumu, Ind. li. M. Cvoaiv. Inland Steel Co, East Chicago. Ind H. NV. 1 >Aa. Bethlehem Steel Co. Johnstown. I'a. M. \V. Drvtaiar, BcVat Iron NVoria, Bdeit, NNu h#HX f. Etu. American Steel & Wire I'ol, Chicago III. R H. Kr*ra*s<.v. Republic Steel Corp- Llrveland, Ohio. 'oma T. FtiVDA, Wemoo Steel Co. NVonon, \V. Va. S. E. H.iwki*. Macwh\*te Co, Kenosha Wi#. H. G. Htx*a, The Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co- Chicago, III Pa-i <wrat (liirntt 445