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CONTENTS PAGE CotmcD Officers and Directors............................................................................. 3 Cotmcil Purposes and Policies................................................................ ........... 7 * General Sessions Annual Meeting of Members....................................................................... 9 Annual Banquet............................................................................................... 21 Advanced Safety Engineering....................................................................... 23 General Bound Table...................................................................................... 33 Fire Prevention............................................................................................... 39 Industrial Health Section............................................................................. 45 x' Industrial Nursing Section............................................................................. 79 Safety >Q Forcmanship by the Conference Method.................................. 83 Accident Prevention EquipmentManufacturers* Section................................. 107 Aeronautical Section............................................................................................. Ill A. S. S. E.--Engineering Section....................................................................... 119 /Automotive and Machine Shop Section............................................................. 131 Cement Section .................................................................................................... 141 ^Chemical Section.................... ............................................................................ 157 Construction Section ............................................ -............................................ 177 Delivery, Taxicab and BusSection.................................... 191 - Electric Railway Section........................................................................................201 Food Section ......................................................................................................... 217 /Marine Section ...................................................................................................... 233 dies Packing, Tanning andLeader Industries Section.....................................251 Metals Section ........................................................................................................ 283 Mining Section..................................................................................................... 277 Paper and Palp Section..........................................................................................309 '* Petroleum Section ................................................................................................. 327 - Power Press Section............................................................................................... 347 Public Utilities Section...........................................................................................357 - Quany Section....................................................................................................... 379 Refrigeration Section............................................................................................. 3B7 ' Rubber Section ...................................................................................................... 395 - Safety Section, ARA--SteamRailroad Section, NSC.........................................405 Textile Section ....................................................................................................... 435 - Woodworking and LumberManufacturing Section............................................ 447 Index.......................................................................................................................... 455 * Although the National Safety Council endeavors to eliminate from discussion at its conventions matters which are not pertinent to its papotes or which are contrary to its policies, the Council accepts no responsibility for the views expressed other m the papers presented or in the discussions thereon. ** , NOTE: The sessions of the Street and Highway Traffic Section, the * Child Education Section, and die Home Safety session an published in a separate small volume of these Transactions, available on request National Safety Council Incorporated 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago HONORARY MEMBERS Association* of Ison* and Steel Electrical Engineers \V.Robert Campbell Arthur Williams OFFICERS (1932-1933) J. I. Banasti, President. Robert I. Catun, Vice-President for Public Safety. J. E. Cullinet, Vice-President for Engineering. Howard B. Fonda, Vice-President for Membership. G. T. HO-LMirrn, Vice-President for Business Administration. J. E. Long, Vice-President for tite Division of Safety Councils. George H. Wartel. Vice-President for Industrial Safety. Dr. C H. Watson, Vice-President for Health. A. W. Wititxey, Vice-President for Education. Will Cooper, Treasurer. W. H. Cameron*, Managing Director and Secretary. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (1932-1933) Wsl F. Arderx, Safety Division. Milwaukee Association of Commerce. C B. Acel, Past President J. 1. Banasii, Consulting Engineer. Ernest W. Beck, United States Rubber Company. C W. Bergqotst, Past President C B. Boulet, Public Utilities Section. W. H. Cameron, National Safety Council. Robert W. Campbell, Past President Robert I. Catlik, Aetna Life Insurance Company. Frank H. Cocan, Marine Section. Will Cooper, Stevens Hotel. J. E. Culuney, Bethlehem Sled Company. Edward Dana, Boston Elevated Railway. Lewis A. DeBlois, Past President. Marcus A. Dow, Past President. Howard B. Fonda, Burroughs Wellcome & Co. (U. S. A.) Inc. P. H. Glatpelter, York County Safety Council. Dr. Thomas W. Gosling, Superintendent of Akron Schools. Harry Guilbert, The Pullman Company. G. T. Hhj.vptu, Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee R. R. Co. Waiter G. King, Past President Franklin M. Kreml, Evanston Safety Council. Frank J. Lanahan. Fort Pitt Malleable Iron Company. Thomas E. Lichtfoot, Mining Section. John E. Long, The Delaware & Hudson Railroad Corporation. 3