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Cumulative Index to the Proceedings of the National Safety Council for the Years 1919 - 1925 Published by the National Safety Council Library and Information Bureau 108 East Ohio St., Chicago 1926 CUMULATIVE INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS OP THE NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL FOR THE YEARS, 1919-1925. TMs publication contains a cumulative Index to all Annual Proceedings of the National Safety Council for the years, 1919-1925, inclusive. With the help of this alphabetical analytical index, by subjects and authors, you will readily find authoritative information on practically every phase and detail of accident prevention, industrial health and other allied sub jects. A cumulative index, to the Proceedings of the National Safety Council for the years, 1912-1918 was published in the 1918 volume of the Proceedings, pp. 1163-1246. Vol. 8, Vol. 9, Vol. 10, 1919 1920 1921 Vol. 14, 1925, pt. 1; Vol. 11, 1922 Vol. 12, 1923 Vol. 13, 1924 pt. 2. Abbott, E. R.: "Platforms, walkways, stairs, ladders, and floors in ce ment mills," 8:429-433. A. B. C. Session, 8:287-313; 9:67-84; 10:121-142; 11:145-166; 12:119-146; 13:83-114; 14:pt. 1, 135-166. Abrasive "Wheels: Discussion. 10:125, 155-156. "Why grinding- wheels break" (Dodge) 10:149-154. Absenteeism of Employees: "Adequate records of lost time in in dustry due to sickness" (Newman) 10:296-303. Experience of Hood Rubber Co., Watertown, Mass. (Discussion) 10:303-304. Experience of Westinghouae Electric Co.. Pittsburgh (Discussion) 10:305-306. In "Critical analysis of health and accident experience for a twelve year period in a public utility" (Moses) 14:pt. 1, 414-428. Accident causes, see Classification of causes of accidents. Accident, Definition of preventable, 8:510. Accident Prevention: "Accident pre vention from a medical standpoint" (Lip'man) 10:499-503. Address (Dow) 11:880-889. Coordination between engineering and operating (Warniek) 11:867-874. "Relation of the chief engineer to accident " prevention" (Eustace) 11:813-817. Accident Records: "Accident records and how to keep them" (Auel) 13:83--88 Accidents reports, see Report forms. Accidents: "Actual experience and its relation to Insurance rates" (King- horn) 10:522-525. "Fixing the responsibility for an ac cident" (Mulligan) 9:726-734. Freak accidents, 9:438-440. Investigation of. 8:761; 776-777. "Practical demonstration of investi gating accidents" (Weeks) 8:766- 776. Reduction methods. 541. Statistical and standardization com mittee tentative report on a stand ard list of causes for use In classi fying accidents on construction work, 9:599-604. "Tracing ' the real causes of acci dents" (Gaddis) 9:454-457. Accidents--Costs: "Accidents in the ice and refrigeration industry and their cost" (Hero) 12:484-489. Buiek Motor Co. record. In "Value of accident statistics on the stand ard basis" (Thalner) 12:188-189. Cost of accident to electric railways. In "Obligations and opportunities of public service companies in com munity safety" (Bowen) 12:943. Cost of traffic accidents. "In Method of study of traffic movement in re lation to traffic accident preven tion" (Kelcey) 12:841. Discussion. 8:983-984. 1061-1082. 1248- 1249. 1364; 11:87-88. "Dollar side of safety" (Hook) 11:157-165. "Economic effect of railroad safety work" (Dunn) 9:1227-1231. "Financial side of accident preven tion" (Seely) 11:844-852. In "Industrial safety" (Redpath) 12:59. In "Program in accident prevention in public utilities" (Morrison) 11:837-839. In "Punch press hazards" (Kasms) 12:181. In "Review of the petroleum acci dents in Oklahoma" (Fowler) 13:727-737. In "Selling safety to operators of woodworking machines" (Hatch) 11:1049-1051. Production increased, accidents de creased (Kaerns) (Discussion) 11:164. 'Reducing accident costs In water front work--the conflict between compensation and admiralty laws" (Fouhy) 13:530-536. Accidents, Investigations of, see In vestigation of accidents. Accidents--Reductions: Electric rail ways, 14:pt. 1, 378-380. In "Accident prevention by cities" (Ferguson) I4:pt. 1. 362-364. In Annual report of the president (DeBlois) 13:18-21. In "Concrete results from scientific accident prevention" (Gordon) 14:pt. 1, 904-906. Accident Reports, see Report forms. Accident Statistics:' A.bout eolce ovens. In "Safe Practices In by-products coke plants" (Marquard) 10:380. "Accident prevention and severity in the meat packing industry" (Cal- lum) 14:pt. l, 655-673. "Accident records and how to keep them" (Auel) 13.33-88. Accidents In American Steel & Wire Co., Worcester. Mass. In "Safe Practices in rolling mills" (John son) 10:387. _. "Accidents in the ice and refrigera tion industry and their cost" (Hero) 12:484-489. "Accidents in woodworking indus tries" (Kuhn) 11:1036-1041. Airplane Accidents. In "Report of Committee on Public Accident Sta tistics" 10:579. American Radiator Co. reduction statistics. In "Industrial safety" (Redpath) 12:60-61. Anaconda Copper Mining Co., 11:540. Atlanta. Gs-- automobile accident re duction. 13:89. . Automobile accident record of Amer ican cities. 12:803-808. Automobile accidents. In "Sugges tions for model tables on automo bile accidents" jCStellwagen and Kopf) 13:854-873. "Automobile accidents in the United States" (Stellwagen and Ryder) 11:789-797. Automobile accidents Investigated in Grand Rapids. 13:882. Automobile and other traffic fatali ties. In "Report of Committee on Public Accident Statistics," i0:57n- 577. Automobile fatalities In T-ouisville. 13*889 Bell Telephone Co. In "Development 1 Accident Statistics--Continued of accident prevention and firstaid work in the telephone field'* (Downey) 10:660-661. Buick Motor Co. record. In "Value of accident statistics on the stand ard basis'' (ThalnerJ 12:188-189. Burns, 9:382. Burns. In "Safe practices in pour ing: In foundry'' (Root) 10:367-36S. Cement Industry, 9:472. Cement industry. In "Fatal acci dents--are they due to faulty me chanical equipment or appliances or to carelessness or both?'' (Frame) l4:pt. 1, 2d0-251. Chemical industry, 8:465. Chicago and Cook Co., 13:654. Chicago Ice Producers Mutual Lia bility Co. Record of members (Hitt) 12:489-490. Children's deaths in St. Louis, 9:1077. Classifications of motor vehicle fa talities. 14:pt. 2, 55. Cleveland traffic deaths, 14:pt. 2. 23-24. Coal dust explosions. In "Powdered coal hazards'* (Jacohsen), 12:284. Coal mines. In "Organizing the min ing Industry for safety" (Feehan) 13:605-609. "Compiling and using accident rec ords" (Adair) 12:124-131. Connecticut record. 11:781. Cook County. 111. In "How a deliv ery organization can reduce acci dents to the public" (Hanrahan) 12:490: 493-494.. Coupling and Uncoupling. In "Co.up- ling and uncoupling accidents" 10:786-788. Decrease due to education. 3:661-662. Detroit accidents. 9:204; 12: 865. Discussion on Cement company rec ords, 12:273-274. Discussion on railroad statistics, 14:pt. 1, 980. Discussion on Standard method of computing accident statistics, 12:192-193. Discussion on value of comparative accident statistics (Woedtke) 13:311-314. Drowning statistics. In "Report of Committee on Public Accident Sta tistics." 10:577-578. DuPont Dye "Works. In "Value of accident prevention work in the chemical industry" (DeBlois) 14:pt. 1, 335. East St. Louis Railway Co. In "Safety- principles as applied to the individual utility" (Parsons) 12:360. Edison Electric Illuminating Com pany. In "Critical analysis of health and accident experience for a twelve year period in a public utility" (Moses) 14:pt. 1. 425-427. Electric railways, 13:376-377; 14:pt- 1, 37S-3S0. Electric railways. In "Scientific ac cident prevention" (Gordon) 14:pt. 1. 904-90S. Elevator Accidents. 10:57S-579; 13:441-442. England anti Wales. 13:S41. "Eye Injuries" (Francis) 12:193-199. Falls. In "Report of Committee on Public Accident Statistics." 10:577. Foreign countries: In "Wages and waste" (Auel) 14:pt. 1, 9S2-983. o Forms for mine accidents discussed. 11:497-501. Fred T. Ley & Co., 11:296. Frequency and severity of logging accidents, 9:1365-1366. Frequency and severity rates, 8:128; 136 : 460 ; 461; 493-494; 521; 1432- 1436 : 9:1349. Geuder, Paescbke and Frey. 9:59. Grade crossings. In "Careful cross ing campaign" (Rowe) 12:61-63. General Builders' Association of De troit, 14:pt. 1, 371-374. Grasselli Chemical Company reduc tion (Rogers) 14:pt- 1. 322. Handling Billets. In "Safe Practices in rolling mills" (Johnson) 10:390. "Handling material" (Ralston) 11:185-191. Highway accident record of . 158 American cities, 14 :pt 2. 60-61. Home fatalities. 14:pt. 2. 56. In "Accident prevention In a malle able iron foundry" (Church) 8:724. In "Actual experience with a safety organization on a typical construc tion job" (Easterbrooks) 10:231. In "Coordination between engineer ing and operating" (Warnick) 11:867-S68. In "Developing woodworking ma chinery to provide the highest de gree of safety (Keown) 10:865. In "Die Construction--the real safety of punch press work" (Kaems) 8:316-317. In "Diseases of occupation in the textile industry," 11:1016. In "Does Safety work In the textile plant pay?" (Saul) 12:1116. In "Electric currents, falls of objects or persons" (Chapin) 10:806-809. Loss to industry. In "Engineering revision and mechanical safe guarding" (Beck) 14:pt. 1. 142. In "Further comments on traffic ac cident prevention" (Kelcey) 13:849854. In "Getting on or off engines or cars, falling from engines or cars, struck or run over by engines or cars" (Harris) 10:803-805. In "Handling freight supplies, ma terials. etc." (Pratt) 10:811-813. In "Handling rails, ties, timbers, etc." (Astley) 10:S09-81L In "How safety activities for the children reduce accidents''(Palmer) 12:816-817; 819-820; 822; In "How safety first penalizes the contractor" (Schultz) 12:310. In "Human conservation--a national necessity" (Wells) 9:47. In "Human element, the important factor in safety ' (Purkhlser) 12:278. In "IntemationaT aspects of the safety movement" (Meeker) 12:52. In "Marine fire hazard" (Titsworth) 12:505. In "Mental causes of personal in juries" (Hale) 12:1040; 1046. In "Need and functions of ship safety committees" (Marr) 12:549- 541. In "Organizing for safety in a wood working plant" (Guilbert) 10:859860. In "Progress in accident prevention in public utilities" (Morrison) 11:837-839. ACti dent. S (.utXts Lies--- C/iniintiftt In ``f'abilo aspect ol Hie irark 'f the. Bureau tf EJiDwivtis'1 (PunnJ Fm ".Report dT aeciaat finiums fl,Tid 1-r.m.ndinsi committee" Cn.uLlu.n-il> 12`.SB9-S82. in "Itepttri. ji rdization and Statistics COjricidLtee," 11:924 "D25G, Tp "Ss-fe operation bf junior j-.ri3c1cs;',t <Patten) ia:8e5-RB7. Til "Sfrsnii.rdingf tile lives ami limbs er lake BtimTM" (Mfirr) 33:04n. rn 11 Safety engineer--hi if. privd I.crre aud opportunities" (lroiKtin> ISaSl-liH. In "3re.l.y i.inKinnei'ing in the Lex.(Lie plait" (JtCIngr) Tn "SSufcty in the loggias ami lum- Iwrinj; Lnflusiy" <E>iL-kiiii.i>n.) 13tllS0-2tSlTn "Ship stevedoring IxasaitlS" i Welch) 12.BIT. In "The eaillilii; f imiilic sooitlant KtiitisiTes'' ia:7ss-a#j. In Llud ei'Kro un d tra*sp(irtal.iDn from a safety jlu.nanftlnt.,> fTSourdmail) XI :539-542. In "Why we are interested iri Sufidy'* tWillkma) ISjSiZ. IiU.Te-a.iit'. in Industrial acl dents In Mow T-ork State. In, AddreHi? (Shicnta^ 13:2J. Tnfliisli'lijsf compared. In "Falal -cldenidt -.are they due to faulty mechanical urxuipinunL or wcipliAitcea Or to cS.releti&ut:siH or l>nthV"' (Frame-) ll:pt. 1, RftO-SSl. 1 cii.rp-school accidents in Milwuciltui:. 9:11)3. kttpDeny-Clark Ou.. 13:08(5. Knife cub;. Et:fl59-flKI). Lehierh Portland Clemen L Co. red no tion, 13:107, JLAjgrftincr pteciden-hu in Kt-ate- or oretsnn, IiOEfiTinff and TumlierinK. 14:pi.. 1, till. Lbsk <tin* ti> faulty illumination. I.OSt time, 8:461-089: U:1839. rime ft-rcKtentu iit handling of At= from the colcinjc of f-.ouJ. In "Safe i-'racticea in liy-pnxluot* coke plants" (Marauard) 10-'3R3arui-ciueLLc. Cement. Mfg. Co, rijduc- tlon, laUtlG, `Aiar rtfme casual tEea" ena-.i-a.i-cis) T3:C;n-.7t7. `Mariim stitlEKt-tc-s their value, ninl (sornpilation'' (EflWai'dK) 14:pL. 1, <!M-t97. AlaaatiliUKLts uccltlents, 10 :K-54-, ATctnl mine Hre JsLlrilEHcs. lit "ITEre prevention and fl.Erh1:iu.ir in metui miijcn" (Wbl[13n) 10:-HS, AlefaJ mines. in ''erganisiup; the miiiipr industry for Safety" CFe* haii) laiRhfi-Sfiy, "Mine accident staffsties" (AiiiLins) 13:-j89 -E97. `'National cost a-f viiii 3-rcart acuido.ntji'' _ IB;It)73-I0ae. New YfirK City-. Tn "Rulilie H-afeLy work lyy the policci deprivt i nijt in the grea test elty in the world" fPowJ 12:73-4. New Viorlc State, H:pt. X. 109-110. Mew York Htatce, In "Sonia proved methods of iircstnlirg safety and 3 hr.n.[tft through plant papers'" (Wat kins) 12:760. Ohio industrial accidents. 3:122. Oil industry, 11 rtHMf-BSS. Ontario lumber st;itl Kt.ies, l4:nh. 3, 747. ''IFiiper mill joceidnnf. r-poords-" fOunr- rant) 3H011-1017. Pt!iiplu Gas Ligfit and Coke co., 12:919- l'ercentage ol accidents d inf* to dc- intJmBnt. in `"Hasarda of coal mine haulage dorailTTient1" (Hoskiu) IS 1012. If'cranns Injured unH killed bv tire:?. In "Hlr Prevention" fFkwin^'i 10:131. I'lant lire reductions, i:s:70(i. l-'olnt or operation accldAnhi, lit *`Kn^fJnnerirjg- SCCt.J-o-n and the Co-llitcII'> CVau Sulhiaek) 12:420 HL32. "Frovontiihie Accidents,'' S:S49. "Problcin of school h.-AV-irda''(Payne) 9:200-SUB. `'PniKranil in KLFindiij-dir.ilik iinciiitfii^ SiaLi!iLii;" fCfhn.nE'y) `M3uoiic acotaents ana their- uosL" . fCrnm> 9:10tt)-1083, Public Accidents, Kepo-rt or Coin- initbrr-, lk;&7SL-fcrt: ll:T<tS-7"B; iSr72-BV3: 13:340-873: ll:pL. 2. BO SS. Punch presa accidents at the S3mIneiin Ob. In 'Tunch Hri;.TFR$.....de signs or dies*, auto math1. ft^i'dK, ana WM.fe isiInrdB-* (Kaeines) 10:172. Punch prcsK <Jc:i>n.rLr]nmt. 14: pf, 1, 332. QiWiTwa, tf:4So: iSQ; 400. ItuiliKiiida. In "Senelits. aftcrulnc to the TMilROftFl tTsiTiTnun dne tn- *i`frajiLared. saraty upon Uift Awieritfah raiIroa<lB" {Lee) 11: pt. 1. 1013. TtlJ-il-rciatln- In 'Tlcfccls (?r fnilure of eCLuipmefit'-' ("Watkins) 1 (1:7fi7-7GR. llAllroads. 311 NeftllBentre of lint. liInj'Hrn" (Af)G:7rM~7rtT, Pal]r>:ids, Iti ill read safety. - past, pTKtfexit and futurif-' (Oivr- ruwj T4;pt, I. 373-075, Kiiilrotxdn. In 'ReuOrt of fjo-m-ni rtCoo on puhity. accident sift! is lies,1' Kalhcada Tn `Safety--UlR cou- server OZ lilti' (PTiin 14 :pt. I 353- 900. "FtailroaUs, Tn ``SclentiliC! uccidnnt liresventiou"' fGoi-dun> 14 ;nt. 1, 004. Eallwailif, In "Steam RaMnjacf Sec- t.lOTt'H C Oit 1 rlh-j t.lon to safely" (Atehton) IJfpt. I. 999-1000, "Record of iunhfevcmeill in the metnl ludustries." fChitney) 14 rr>t. i. nc2- 5S9. Ftedixciiona tot various cities, )feductions in ncwilfleiitsl ae:iths In St. Louis. 10:570. Report ISuiribnr (mo of Hie slaCisitEcii I ii-nd standkl'd Eaa twin efm]nl(,tf'e of the Construction Kent Con. j:(i<5t-E98, M14-G0S. "RLTUKirt O-f Committee an At!C3dtj11 Kf:i.tfSties" 11:IVL. 1, 7-9-0-ROf). Report of oouimittflft op ftlaiistEtu; r>r Stnnru VtulTmaa seetion (flH.rrnxvJ I3:1079-1fliK0- Accident Statistics--Continued Report of Standardization of Statis tics Committee (Partridge) 13:1049- 1052. Report of accidents from local coun cil cities. 10:571-572. Results of safety work in St. Louis, 8:1056-1057. "Review of the petroleum accident records in Oklahoma" (Fowler) 13:727-737. Rochester Gas and Electric Corpora tion. 9:1045. ,, ,. "Safety as an operating factor" (Coates) 11:357-360. "Safety before and after the war" (Schneider) 8:563-570. Safety work brings 69% reduction in accidents. In "What's on my mind" (Cease) 10:796. St. Louis school. 9:377-381; 10:38: 11:49. Sawmills. In "Safety rules and de velopment of safety guard in the giant of the Great Southern Lumer Company" (Jennings) 14:pt. 1, 1108-1109. Simmons CJo. record. In "Punch press hazards" (Kaems) 12:1S1. South works of the Illinois Steel Co. record, 11:454-456. "Standard statistics" (Clarke) 13:170-173. "Standard statistics for the rubber industry" (Watson) 10:683-666. Standardization, 8:851-854; 9:1017- 1020. "Standardization of accident statis tics and their value in construc tion work" (Davidson) 9:577-5S4. "Standardization of statistics" (Hawes) 10:182-184. "Story told by the accident statis tics of the taxicab business" (Wil liams) 12:1108-1110. "Supervision and its relation to ac cident prevention" (Boswell) 11:174-178. Textile industry, 9:1297-1300. Textile industry. In "Need and value of safety in textile industry" (Van Emburgh) 14:pt. 1. 1093-1095. Textile industry. In "Safety or ganization work in textile indus try" (Stratton) 14:pt. 1. 10S6-10S7. Total accident'' death rate in TT. S. compared w .1 automobile deaths, 13:812-813. Train accidents, 10:754: 11:951. Travelers Insurance Company esti mate, 9:321-322, "Trend of public accidents In the United States" (Dublin) 11:745-772. .Union Pacific System, 14:pt. 1, 119120 U. S.,Gypsum Co. "How we are able to operate with so few lost time accidents" (Davis.) 14:pt. 1. 936939. "Uses of statistics in connection with safety work" (Clark) 9:1245- 1246"Value of accident statistics on the -standard basis" (Thalner) 12:1S7191. "Value of comparative accident sta tistics" (Sandel) 9:981-985. "What Baltimore and Ohio has done in safety." In "importance of safety in railroad operation" (Gal loway) 10:733-735; 739-740. `Why accurate statistics are essen tial to successful accident prevention" (Beard) 13:1137-1139. See also specific subjects, sub-bead Accident statistics. Accidents--Time of day: Discussion. 12:460-492. Acetylene Welding, see Welding. Acids: "Dangers due to mal-practice in the handling of acid tank'cars" (Crass) 13:234-238. "Safe practice in handling sulphuric acid" (Crass) 10:185-189. "Safe transportation of acids in carbc^rs and drums" (Crass) 12:239- "Safety in the handling and use of adds" (Crass) 11:53-58. Adair, R. G.: "Compiling and using accident records," 12:124-131. Membership Committee report, 14:pt. 1, 624-525. Adams, U. A.: Film Committee re port, 13:1082-1093; 14:pt. 1, 966-967. "Position, authority and responsi bility of the safety officer," 10:744- "Selling safety to the management of a large railroad." 12:1062-1065. Adams. W. W.: "Mine accident sta tistics, 13:589-597. "True causes of mine accidents," 11:490-495. "Adventure": In "Inner meaning of the safety movement and its appli cation to the problem of educa tion" (Whitney) 12:29. "Advertising campaign to reduce auto mobile and street car accidents" (Hardin) 9:643-647. Advertising Safety, see Publicity. "Aerial tramways and safety" (Cars- tarphen) 11:580-584. Aeronautics.- see Aviation. Affleck, B. F\: "Safety from the ex ecutive's point-of-view," 13:183188. Agent, Safety: Maintaining interest in safety work, 8:1275-1276. "Should safety agents be clothed with authority to require correc tion of dangerous practices" (Mit chell) 8:1299-1300. "To what extent should supervising forces be held responsible for the safety of men under their direct supervision?" (Clark) 8:1301-1302. "Value and necessity- of safety agents" (Dow) 1217-1223. Value of, 8:1223-1236. Ageton, R. V.: "Few thoughts on the use of positive suggestions psy chology in accident prevention work," 14:pt. 1, 578-587. Agitator, see Pressure Vessels. Airplanes, see Aviation. Aishton. R. H.: "Steam Railroad Sec tion's contribution - to safety," 14 :pt. 1. 999-1002. Aisles, Width of: Cotton mill, 8:1344; 1348-1350. Alcohol--"Wood: In "My experience with certain industrial poisons" (Boos) 14:pt. 1, 341. Alcoholism: Discussion on days acci dents occur (Oliver) 12:462. In "Does Safety work in the textile plant pay?" (Saul) 12:1115-1117. 4 Alexander. M. W.: "Review of safety movement," 13:954-961. Alford, D. 3?.: "Increased production through accident prevention," 10:49-58. Alger, C. J.: "Safe methods of boiling starch." 14:pt. 1* 1082-1083. Allen, C. A.: "Signalling to and con trolling mine hoists from moving cages," 9:810-815. Allen, M. C.: "Safety In a plant or ganization of a. public utility com pany," 14:pt- 1, 850-854. Allen. T. H.: "Cooperation between .police and schools," 14:pt. 2, 101- 102 "How a community safety council can aid the police department," 13:911-914. "Pavement markings," I4:pt. 2, 43- 46. AlUsoh, W. I,.: "Acquiring a safety conscience." 13:1120-1126. Allport. D. F.: "Eye accidents and their prevention," 14:pt. 1, 212-222. Almstead, C. H-: Report of statistical committee, 12:302-305. Altman, It. M.: Discussion of paper and pulp code, 12:698-703. Ambrlne: Use for burns, 8:697; 700- 701. See also Burns. American Association of Industrial. Physicians and Surgeons, Joint meeting with Health Service Sec tion, 9:107-165; 12:41-67; 69-100; 433-482. American Engineering Standards Com mittee: A. S. S. E.--Engineering Section representation, I4:pt. I, ISO-181- .. In "Engineering revision and me chanical safe-guarding" (Beck) 14 ;pt. 1, 138-139. American Society of Safety Engineers: See Engineering Section --A. s. S. E. American Steel and Wire Company: "Safe practices in rolling mills" (Johnson) 10:386-393. Safety committees, 8:300. American Rolling Mill Co. (Middletown, O.) Improvements made by Dwight P. Robinson St Co.. Inc. In "Actual experience with a safety organization on a typical construction lob" (Easterbrooks) 10:227-231. American Society of Safety Engineer ing: (See Engineering Section.) Americanization: "Immigrant's part'' (Rieg) 8:107-113. In "Experiences of Wm. Demuth & Co. In industrial democracy" (Feuerbach) 8:59. Meeting, 8:97-126. "Principles and methods of the Americanization movement" (Bums) 8:97-106. "Safety education of the foreigner-- a problem for the chemical indus try" (Kiesinger) 9:508-509. "What the industries can do for Americanization" (Waller) 8:113- Ammonia Concentrator: Rules for ammonia concentrator, light oil and by-product operation, 12:893894. Anderson, C. B.: "Award system as a means of preventing accidents," 12:334-342. Anderson, Mary: "Women's bureau," 8:1389-1391. Aniline and Benzol Products: Aniline poisoning, 11:891-892. Care of workmen employed In manu facture of, 8:436-448. "Hazards of aniline oil" (Discus sion) 10:695. ; Annealing Chains: Discussion, 13:554555. "Safe operation and use of crane chains" (DePorest) 13:552-554. Annual Meeting of Members: Business Section.) Antimony poisoning, 11:892. (See Anthrax: In "Health and "sanitation in the tannery" (Pope) 10:531. In "Occupational hazards incident to the tanning Industry" (Elder) 10:626-529. In Round table discussion, 12:684. Antitoxin: In "Annual address of the President of the American Associ ation of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons" (Ford) 12:75-76. See also Vaccination. Archer, T. p.: "Supervising in rela tion to safety," 13:164-169. Arkilis, M. E.: "Year's attack on stevedoring accidents on Puget Sound," 14:pt. l, 514-519. .Armour, Jack: "Human touch," 12:167170. Armstrong, Dr. D. 33.: "What has been done for the health of the Industrial worker In Framing ham?" 10:114-119. Aronowitz. L.: Discussion on exami nation of drivers, 14:pt. 2. 122-123. Discussion on report forms, 14:pt. 2, Arrowsmlth, M. IT.: "Teaching safety to the next generation," 13:918-926. Arsenide poisoning, 8:440-441. Ash, W. S.: "Aims and ideals of the Plant physician," 11:926-931. Ashe, S. W.: '`Broadcasting and house organs," 14:pt. 1, 823-830. "Personal experiences with the prone pressure method of resuscitation," 13:108-113. Ashworth, W. G.: "Safety from the viewpoint of the track depart ment," 13:1097-1100. "Ask Daddy" (Beyer) 12:66-67. Astley, H- A.: "Handling rails, ties, timbers, etc.," 10:809-811. Association of General Contractors: "Why the A. G. C. joined the National Safety Council," 11:295- Associations: "Valuable sources of in formation on accident prevention not generally utilized" (Canada) 12:937-938. Athletic Organizations: "The safety man and athletics," 10:510-511. 5 Auel, C. B.: ``Accident records and liow to beep them," I3:S3-SS. Address of acceptance, 13:317-11S. Annual address of President, I4:pt. 1, 10-14. ``Circular Saws ^ and Shapers, 12:1126-1127. ^ ,,,,,, Discussion on codes, 13:449-450. Discussion on punch presses, 12:1S2- X83* "New specifications for guards in the power press code," 13:141-145. Report of vice-president in charge of industrial safety, 12:19. ____ "Wages and waste," 14:pt. 1, 981- 984. Augustus. Ernest: "Keeping your plant paper from going stale," 11:711-718. Austin, W. F.: "How can I establish safety?" 13:315-318. Autoclave Vessel: (See Pressure Ves sels.) Automobile Clubs: Discussion (Coley) 14:pt. 2, 20. . Automobile Driving: Address (Bart lett) 11:16-17. "Advertising campaign to reduce automobile and street car acci dents" (Hardin) 9:643-647. `Attitude of the motorist toward traffic regu.l.a....t.i..o...n....s...".. (Tuthlll) 12:810-815. "Automobile age" (Pride) 13:69-73. "Automobile and safety" (Jordan) 14pt. 1, 18-23. "Automobile hazard" (Barnes) 12:923-926. "Commercial driver' ( Bowles) 14:pt. 2, 126-130. Cranking a car. 13:752. Discussion (Jack) 13:903-904. Discussion on speed governors, 12:824-826. Discussion on drivers' schools, 11:807-808. . ,,,. Discussion on examination of drivers (Aronowitz) 14:pt. 2, 122-123. Discussion on examination of drivers (Brown) 14:pt. 2, 123-124. Discussion on examination of drivers (Gilmore) l4:pt. 2. 121-122. Discussion on examination of drivers (HaU) 14:pt. 2. 120-121. Discussion on examination of drivers (Reszke) 14:pt. 2, 123. Discussion on "Mechanical phases of motor safety," 14:pt. l, 1051-1054. Discussion on taxicab safety, 12:1106- 1107. "Drivers' license law" (Brown) 14 :pt. 2. 107-110. "Drivers' licenses, including exami nation and revocation" (Stoeckel) 13:895-903. Drivers' Safety Council. In "Et- we get discipline through super vision" (Reilly) 13:1134-1135. "Enforcement of laws and ordinances relating to self-propelled vehicles" -(Van Osdol) 9:633-642. Estreated bail. In "Accident facts as a basis for preventive mea sures" (Haven) 13:8S5-S86. "Establishing a motor vehicle bureau for the state of New "Pork" (Graves) 13:873-876. Examination of drivers. In "Some headlights' on the highway traffic problem" (Mason) 13:1026-1028. G Frequency that average steering gears and brakes need overhauling and replacement of certain parts, . 10:503. "How a delivery organization can reduce accidents to the public" (Hanraban) 12:490-494. "How can. we educate the drivers and the public so that they cannot offer ignorance as an excuse?" (Hilmes) 14:pt. 1, 1067-1068. "How we get discipline through supervision" (Reilly) 13:1131-1136. "How to get results in'accident pre vention work" (Bussipg) 13:11541156. In "Safety problems in ice delivery" (Brock) 14:pt. 1, 465-466. Insurance costs per taxicab. In "Story told by the accident sta tistics of the taxicab business" (Williams) 12:1108-1110. "Keeping safety before the eyes of drivers" fWoedtke) 13:1149-1152. "Mechanical control systems" (Kel- ker), 13:905-909. "Mechanical phases of motor safety" (Lloyd) 14:pt. 1, 1051-1054. "Mental tests for commercial drivers" (Snow) 13:909-911. Methods of preventing truck acci dents, 9:979-981. Motion or school for drivers, 14:pt. 1, 1063. "Motor truck accidents" (Squires) 9:976-979. "Motorists and pedestrians" (Smith) 13:74-79. Negro drivers, 14:pt. 2, 87. New York motor vehicle law, 14 :pt. 2, 57-58. . Organization of schools for chauf feurs. 10:356-357. "Posslibilities of the. psychological drivers' test" (Clair) 14:pt. 1, 10611066. "Private driver" (Reese), 14:pt. 2. 131-133. "Public attitude toward the drivers of motor vehicles and how to im prove it" (Kenriey) 14 :pt. -1. 106S1070. ` `Public safety work by the police de partment in the greatest' city in the world" (Dow) 12:790-794. "Qualifications of a safe driver" (King) 13:1153-1154. Railroad hazards and prevention, 9:1239-1242. : Record of suspensions In Connecti cut, 13:902. "Regulating motor vehicles and pre venting accidents" ,(Stoeckel) 12:794-798. "Relation of speed to accidents" (Collins) 14 :pt. 2, 104-106. "Relationship of speed and' conges tion in safe operation of cabs and deliveries" (Beard) 14:pt.-1, 105714)60. Safe drivers' school,' 14:pt. 2, 96. "Safe drivers' school and community safety work" (Cloud) 12:1099-1102. "Safe motor truck operation" (Cary) 10:505-508.' "Safe operation of motor trucks" (Patten) 12:665-670. Automobile Driving--Continued "Safety and. the automobile" (Henry) I4:pt. 2. 15-20. "Safety In motor truck operation" (Elkin) 13:647-655. "Safety: Our foremost problem" (Kenney) 13:1139-1147. "Securing the cooperation of taxi cab drivers for safety" (Miles). 13:1136-1137. "Selling taxicab safety to the public ' (Beard) 12:1102-1105. Slower speed limit sought. In "Sell ing taxicab safety to the public" (Beard) 12:1104-1105. Speed reduction in Detroit, la: 1107. Speedometers tested on taxicabs. In "Selling taxicab safety to the pub lic" (Beard) 12:1103. State method used to license motor vehicle operators. 13:902-903. "Story told by the accident statis tics of the taxicab business," 12:1108-1110. "Suggestions for model tables on automobile accidents" (Stellwagen and Roph) 13:854-873. "Taxicab business and the National Safety Council" (Rosseland) 12:1105-1106. Tests of drivers. . In "Safety: Our foremost problem" (Kenney) 13:1139-1147. , ',, --What kind of examination will weed out the incompetent driver?" (Cat ted) 14:pt. 2, 110-119. "Who is respons" ie for public acci dents?" (Err "Why accurx 13:79-82. iHstics are essen tial to suci _ti accident, preven- tion" (Beam. 13:1137-1139. See also Grade Crossings: Traffic. Automobile headlights: (See Head lights.) Automobile Industry: Record of Bulck Motor Co. In "Value of accident statistics on the standard' `basis" (Thalner) 12:188-189. Automobile Registration: Iri` "Plan ning and rebuilding our cities for the motor age" (Knowles) 13:810. Automobile Statistics: (See Accidents; Statistics.) Automotive Section: Appointment of committees, 9:470. Exhibit and demonstration, 13:154- 155. Joint meetings of the automotive, drop forge and metals sections, 11"183--209 Mindtes, 8:315-362; 9:435-470; 10:143- 184; 11:157-182; 12:171-201: 13:141180; 14 :pt. 1, 209-240. Nominating Committee report, 8:3fi2; 9:457-458: 10:160-161; 11:178; 12:200; 13:164; 14:pt. 1, 231.... Averlll, L. E.: Address of chairman, 13:142-143. . Aviation: Aeronautic safety coda (Peterson) 12:419. Airplane accidents. In "Report of committee on Public Accident sta tistics." 10:579. Awards: (See Bonus Systems.) Ayres. J, B.: "Commercial vs. home made machine guards," 11:153-154. "Baby Clinics" (Dranga) 10:340-342. Bach, E. E-.: "Labor turnover and its relation to mine accidents," 8:817- 850. Back Sprain: Discussion on Dr. Bus- sin's paper, 12:99-100. In "Chronic insidious bone and joint disease as a cause of prolonged industrial compensation:* (Conn) 13:1043-1044. In '`Treatment of industrial injur ies" (Lewy) 12:116-117. "Prevention, rehabilitation and medicolegal aspects of sprained back" (Bassin) 12:446-452. See also Spine. Bair, E. L: "Upon whom does the burden fall when death or dis ability removes a producer from our midst?" 10:743-744. Baker, H. P.: "Safety in relation lo the future of the pulp and paper Jndusty," 14:pt. 1. 702-707. "Safety in the paper Industry," 12:692-698. Baker, J. C. W.: "Reclaiming plants and their efforts toward sale op eration," 10:719-721. Baker, Mary: "Employment secre tary," 9:993-997. Ball, W. C.: "Safety and time serv ice," 9:1201-1209. Ballard, E. H.: "Safe handling of .molten metal in the foundrv," 14:pt. 1, 545-549. Ballentine, J. E.: "Mechanical safe guards," 10:519-521. Baltzell, C. H.: "Transportation acci dents," 9:1234-1238. Banash, J. I.: "Lessons learned from oxy-aeetylene and other gas weld ing and cutting processes," 10:281286. Report of Membership `Committee, 12:404; 14:pt. 1. 185. Banquet. 8:183-197; 9:167-183; 11:127iii'A?'-161-170'- 13:115-139; 14:pt. 1, 113-134. Barber, A. B.: "Conference on street and highway safety," 13:119-122. "Work of the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety." 14:pt. 2, 2-6. Barclay, L. W.: "What Boy Scouts can do for safety," 8:1010-1016. Barnes. J. P.: "Automobile .hazard," 1 2-95>3_<J9.C ' Barr, E- G.: ".Factory housekeeping from the standpoint of the work er's health,*' 11:99-102. .. "Syphilis as a factor in industrial surgery," 14:pt. 1, 79-S5-. Barrels--Handling: In "Possibilil ies of controlling minor accidents" (McBevItt) 14:ot. 1. 775. Barrett, K. W.: "Women's interest in public safety," 9:344-349. Bartlett, N. F.; "Personal touch in safety," I4:pt. 1. 1121-1123. Bartholomew, H.: "City planning as an aid to public safety,*: 13:331-833. Bartlett, C. L-: Address, 11:16-17. Bartlett, D. K.: "Handling liqu'd chlorine," 10:558-561. Bassin. Dr. J. N.: "Prevention, re habilitation and medicolegal as pects of sprained back." 12:446-452. Batchelder. H. K.: "Burns and scalds --banning Industry," 9:963-967. "Safety at the tannery," 11:004608. 7 Bates, "W. S., and Boardman, J. L.: "Accidents from falls of rock or ore," 9:872-879. Bauhan, A. E.: "Hazards In hydro electric plants," 10:631-643. Bayrer, O. D.: Discussion on power presses, 13:155. Beard. H. E.: Discussion of Detroit's school accident prevention pro gram, 9:203-205: 10:239-242. "How the Detroit school system is cooperating- to make Detroit safe," 11:330-333. "Railroad and school safety -work," 11:965-969. "Teaching the child to be careful," 12:858-861. Beard. W. G.: "Relationship of speed and congestion in safe operation of cabs and deliveries," 14:pt. 1, 1057-1060. "Selling taxicab safety to the pub lic," 12:1102-1105. "Why accurate statistics are essen tial to successful accident preven tion," 13:1137-1139. ``Beater Room Hazards" 10:552-553. (Walker) Beck. E. W.: "Engineering revision and mechanical safe guarding," 14:pt. 1. 136-142. Belknap. H. W.: Resolutions of re spect for, 8:1215-1217. Bell, H. X: "Competition in safetywork," 9:1247-1250. Discussion of Mr. Morrison's paper, 11:840-842. Belt Shifters: Shipper lock and break on pin wheel. In "Mechanical safeguards" (Ballentine), 10:521. Belting: Convention method of laying out "belt and pulley guards. 10:1222.23* Six foot belt guard as a standard, 9 435 Tightening conveyor belts, 10:386. Belts: Discussion, 14:pt. 1, 562. Belts for linemen. 8:1125. Benedict, F. S.: "Commercial vs. homemade machine guards" ''De bate) 11:145-148. Benefit Associations: See Employees' Benefit Associations. "Benefits to ex-employees" (Chandler) 8:593-594. Bennett, R. M.: "Minimizing personal injury- accidents," 11:820-825. Bentley, I>. G.: "Bill Day. the boy athlete," 11:969-974. "Properly balanced and well-edited publication a necessity in selling safety," 12:753-757. "Relations between management and men," 14:pt. 1, 832-836. Remarks, 14:pt. 1, 993-995. Bentley. R. O.: "Where to start safety- work?" 14:pt. 1. 871-874. Bentley.'T.: "Other benefits attendant upon accident prevention," 14 :pt. 1. 353-360. Benzol Handling: Discussion. 10:798- 709. In "Safe practices in by-products coke plants" (Marquard) 10:383- 385. "Safe handling of volatile Iiouids in rubber factories," 10:709-714. Benzol Poisoning: "Benzol poisoning in Industry" (Paine) ll:24-279. "Benzol poisoning. Its occurrence and prevention" (Horan) 11:269274. Bibliography, 12:213-219. Care of workmen employed in manu facture of benzol, 8:436-448; 10:205. Discussion on gas masks for work ers cleaning tanks, 12:223-224. Discussion on methods of painting small Interiors, 12:222. Discussion on relative toxicity of benzol, totuol and xylol (Hamil ton) 12:224-225. Discussion on spraying or painting it on, 12:232. In "My experience with certain in dustrial poisons" (Boos) 14:pt. 1, 339-340. In "Safe handling of solvents" (Smith) 12:230. Poisoning (Re-ifschneider) 11-279- 292. Report of Committee on Health Haz ards, 11:892-893; 12:203-220; 13:265- 2&T9 Third progress report, 14:pt. 1. 281- 294. See also Aniline and Benzol Products. Benzol Storage: In "Safe handling of solvents" (Smith) 12:227. Benzene: (See Benzol.) Beyer, D. S.: "Ask Daddy," 12:66-67. "Fundamentals of safeguarding." 9:81-84. Motion picture committee report, 10:594-595; 12:843-844. * `Public safety lessons taugh t through motion pictures," 11:805- 807"Safety education through motion pictures," 10:177-180. Service to Members Committee Re port. 11:19-20. Beyer. Mrs. D. S.: 8:191. "Safety last," Bigelow, G.: "Accident prevention in cotton mills," 9:1316 (omittdd). Bins, Safeguarding: In "Hazards in cement stockhouses, packing and shipping departments" (Frame) 8:393-397. 'Bill Day. the boy athlete" (Bentley) 11:969-974. Billiard. F. C.: "Work of the XT. S. Coast Guard in rescuing lives in peril at sea," 13:557-561.- -- Bins. Safeguarding: Signals, Electric. 8:400. See also Cement Industry. Bisulphide. (See Carbon-Bisulphide.) Black Hawk mine fire. 8:877-878. Black. N. M.: "Problems of Eyestrain in industrial occupations," 11:102105. Blanchard, Rev.: Invocation, 8:7. Blanchard, A. H.: "Elimination of traffic hazards in highway Im provement," 11:782-783. Blank, E. F.: "Employment and safety," 8:339-341. Blankets: Discussion. 14:pt.' 1, 889. Blast furnaces: "Safe handling of blast furnace gas for gas' engine use (Hohl) 11:463-470. -? 8 Blasting:: `Blasting' and the use of explosives"' (McLaughlin) 14:pt. 1, 270-277. Discussion, 8:408-417; 9:489; 495-496; S26-827. In "Stray electrical currents'' (Jones) 13:576-577: 579-580. "Safety In the use of high ex plosives'* (Spalding) I4:pt. 1, 261- 269. Bliss, .A.. E.: "Inspection of plants of gas companies," 8:1102-1107. "Bloch Signal and Despatching in Metal Mines" (Murrill) 10:420-427. Block System: (See Traffic.) Blood poisoning: (See Infection;) Bloss, A. W.: "How the employees' publication promotes plant spirit," 9:256-258. Boardraan, . J. X,.: "Underground transportation from a safety stand point," 11:539-541. Boardman, J. L., and Bates, "W.. S.: "Accidents from falls of rock or ore," 9:872-879. "Body inflicted accidents" (Davies) 14:pt. 1, 689-693. ,' Boiler Plants: Buies, 12:895. Boilers: "Boilers and tanks .or pres sure vessels" (Morrison) 10:511- 517. Boils: (See Skin Diseases.) Boland, J. P."Traffic games, in the primary grades," 12:327-329. Bongers, Henry: "Foreman." 9:999- 1001. Bonsib. R. S.: Discussion: ``Getting the injured man back to work," 14:pt. 1, 97--99. "Hazards' in the tanning ..Industry and their remedies," 9:923-930. "Results of safety work, in ship building and how they were ob tained," 8:516-519. Bond. "W. R., Jr.?`Responsibility of the petroleum Industry for safety," 13:707-711. Bonus Systems: "Award system as- a means ' of. preventing accidents" (Anderson) 12:334-342. "Bonuses for good safety work. Tn "Safety Organization and method of operating and maintaining in terest among shift bosses and fore men" (Cowperthwaite) 10:461. "Boosting safety through contrac tors' organizations" (Robinson) 10:211-214. ` .t- Committee appointed to study award systems. 12:346. Discussion. 8:921-923; 1367: 10:465467: 13:385-388. . "Discussion of the two- papers on bonus systems" (Chaney) 9:744747. Discussion- on "Cooperation of elee. .trie railways in community safety activities,*' 12:353-354.- In "How we get discipline through supervision" (Reilly) 13:1132-1133. " In "Maintaining safe t y interest ____ among shift bosses and foremen" (Cowperthwaite) 12:652-653. In "Safe operation of motor trucks" (Patten) 12:670. In "Safeguarding the lives and limbs of lake seamen" (Marr) 13:527. In "Supervision and Its relation to accident. . prevention" 11:177-178.- (Boswell) List of companies, 13.-385: 14 pt.- -1. 376-377. ' "Maintaining safty Interest at mines" (Gillette and Denny) 11:548-550. Mine rescue teams. 9:858. "Paying a bonus for good no-acel- dent records" (Weibley) 12:11101112. "Prize and bonus systems in safety work" (Smith) 9:735-741. Report of committee on award sys tems (Hadseli) 13:380-385. "What are the results of the bonus and award system?" (Hellmuth) 14:pt. 1. 376-380. See also Contests. Boos, Dr. W. F.: "My experience with certain Industrial poisons," 14:pt. 1,. 336-345. Booth. W. A.: "Administration meth ods and. costs," 12:372-376. Discussion on "The Foreman," 14 :pt. 1. 1009-1010. Borland. W. P.: "Safety work of the Interstate Commerce Commission," 9*1275-1281. Boston Safety Council, Report, 8:267. Boswell, F. W.: "Responsibilities of the plant publication editor," 14 :pt. 1, 805-808 "Supervision and its "relation" to.acci-" dent prevention," 11:174-178. Boucher, L. J.: "Hazards of quar ries," 9:486-495. . Bowen, S. R.: "Bringing safety to" the patron." 14:pt. 1, 381-335. "Obligations and opportunities of public service companies in com munity safety," .12:940-944. Bowerman, J." A.: "Production with safety." 11:941-946. Bowie. G. W".: "Millwrights," 9:464- 469. ...................... - Bowles, H. W.: "Commercial driver," 14:pt. 2. 126-130. " - Boy Scouts, of America: "Boy Scouts and safety first" (Freeman) 9:349- 353. Discussion; 10:590-591. Relation of safety, 8:1016-1017. Report to the N. S.` C.'(Freeman)' 10:589-590. Selection of delegates to National Congress, 8:1087-1088. " . " . ."1 "What.' Boy Scouts can do for safety" (Barclay) 8:1010-1016. Boyce, W. H.: Discussion of . Mr. Budd's paper, 11:861-864- ."i Boyd, James. "Accidents in -logging -.operations and how they may- beF" reduced," 8:1429-1432. Braden, F.: "Records. and spot maps in Louisville, '' 13:887-893. Braden, W. F.: "Relative .importance of supervision and- propaganda in railroad safety work." 11:962-965. Bradford, Dr. C. L.: "Diseases :.and injuries "with symptoms referable to the lumbar spine." 10:329-335.- Bradley.' J. T.: "Maintaining safety . . Interest among miners." 10:462-464. Brady, A. "W.: Address, 11:877-880. Brake-Testing campaigns: In "Acci dent facts as a basis for pre ventive measures" (Haven) 13:883884. Brakes: Discussion. 10:791. In "Public" safety work by the noilee department in the greatest city in the world" (Dow) 12:792, "Operating hand brakes and hand switches" (Orr) 10:788-790. 9 Breathing- Apparatus: "Central mine rescue stations" (Sparks) 14:pt. 1, 609-610. Discussion for use in mines. X4:pt. 1, 626. Portable oxygen breathing appa ratus. 11:686-687. See also Helmets; Masks; Respira tors. Brennan, T. P.: publicity Committee report. 14:pt. 1, 967-968. Report of Committee on Prevention of High-way Crossing Accidents, 12:1026-1029. "Value of public bulletins as pre ventive measures," 10:776-779. Brent. W. W.: "Educating the pedes trian in safety," 14:pt. 2, 134-137. Bridges, M. "W.: Report of Secretary of Electric Railway Section, 12:331- 332: 13:357-358. Brigades: (See Fire Prevention.) Bright, Graham; "European vs. Amer ican hoisting practice-hoisting ropes," 11:562-566. Britton. Dr. J. A.: "Opportunity for preventive medicine m industry," 14:pt. 1, 430-434. Brock, H. T.; "Plant hazards in the Ice and refrigeration industry," 13:494-501. ,,. "Safety problems in ice delivery," 14:pfc. 1. 461-469. Brockwell. Sherwood: "Fire protec tion in lumber yards and wood working- plants," 12:1138. Brosky, A. F.: "Safety In underground transportation at coal mines- tracks." 12:606-615. Brown, A- C-; Toastmaster. Banquet, 8:184-186. Brown, H. H-: Discussion of static electricity, ll:TS-76. "How to overcome the hazards of static electricity." 3 3:70-74. "Observations on the pnncinir of marine-safety." 54.-pt. 1. 4$&-494. Brown. J. W.: "Street safety educa .tion for schpn! c.tiiidrcn." 3E 6n- 866 Brown, O. J.: Discussion rn t-xii mi na tion of drivers. J4.n<. 2. 325-124, ."Drivers' license law." 3 4mt- 2. 307- 110 Brownell, J. R..: lighting protection code. 12:412. Bruere, H.: '"Bettor wiinacemctit through cooperation--the safe t v method," 33:1055-3ofiK Brundage, Dr. D rC : "'fan sick- benefit associations profitably en gage in disease prevention work?" 12:438-446. Discussion on U- S. Public Health Service, 3 2:386-33?#;. "Statistical analysis of sick benefit association records." 33:418-428. Bryan.- S.: "Who is responsible for public accidents?" 13:79-82. Buckley, D. J.: "Safety from the viewpoint of the locomotive en gineer." 13:1100-1101. Budd. B. L: "Human side of our busi ness," 11:558-861. Building Construction: fSee Construc tion.) "Building Men for Safety" (Heron) 13:55-61, Bulletin Boards: "Bulletin board--an indispensable safety advertiser" (Solensten) 12:134-140. "How to advertise the safety idea" (Solensten) 13:96-101. Importance and use, 8:310-311. In "Getting the safety message to the individual miner" (Hubbell) 9:780. In "How to promote safety educa- tlon in a plant" (Regula) "10:139- 140. In "Poster talk on safety" (Kroes) 8:996-997. In "Safety kinks" (Colburn) 584. Kimberly-Clark Company, 1008. 13:5839:1006- "Methods of promoting safety edu cation in a plant" (Rasmussen) 8:293-296. Bulletins: "Bulletin board--an indis pensable safety advertiser" (So lensten) 12:134-140. Bulletin Committee report, 14:pt. 1, 967. Bulletin Committee of Textile Sec tion report, 14:pt.. 1. 1071-1072. Discussion. 8:1091-1093; 10:548-549; 11:994-997; 12:708-709; 13:718-719. Discussion on car posters, 12:361-362. Discussion on comic bulletins, 12.101. Discussion on efficient use of specific bulletins (Fellrner) 14:pt. 1, 320. Discussion on photographs vs. draw ings, 13:103. Discussion on short vs. long text, 13:102-103. Electric railway section suggestions. 9:652-653. Grewsome. 8:286: 998-999: 12:501. "Home made." 9:562-563; 10:45-46. "How to advertise the safety idea" (Solensten) 13:96-101. - In "How to promote safety educa tion in a plant" (Regula) 10:140- 141. In "Safety engineering irf the textile plant" ("Ring) 10:821-822. Negative bulletins. 13:102. Objections to. in construction work, 8:508-509. Oil company bulletins. 11:658-659; 691. Petroleum bulletins. 14:pt. 1. 762-763. Petroleum Section Atlantic Division Bulletin Committee report. I4:pt. 1, 752-753. Plant publication poster contest award. 14:pt. 1, 830. - Post-cards sent to homes, 9:52-53. Reasons for discarding. 8:999-1000. Report of Electric Railway Section Bulletin Committee (Hudson) 13:358. Report of Bulletin Committee of Electric Railway Section, 14:pt. 1, 388-390. Report of Bulletin Committee (Metal Section) 11:445-446; 14:pt. 1, 525. Report of Bulletin Committee of Public Utilities Section, 12:868. Report of Bulletin Committee of Rubber Section. 13:1052. Safety bulletin--general round table, 10:45-48, JO bulletins--Continued Safety posters and their uses (Brad ley) 11:844.. Safety posters made by children, 8 *178. ' Summary of discussion at safety bulletin luncheon, 9:185-186. Use in cement plants, 9:480-485. Use ot cartoons, 8:286. Use In photographs, 8:387-388. "Using a camera to promote safely" (Frampton) 10:543-547. Value of bulletins (Discussion) 10:832-833. "Value of public bulletins as pre ventive measures" (Brennan) 10:776-779. Bunyan. R. P.: Discussion on "Safety in a plant organization of a public utility company." 14:pt. 1. 855-857. Burdick. A. L.: "Training and up grading of women factory work ers," 8:1403-1405. Bureau, A. A.: "`Physical examina tions and reconstruction," 9:968973. Bureau of Explosives: sives.) (See Explo Bureau of Mines: (See U. S. Bureau of Mines.) Burlingame, Dr. C. C.: "Doctor and patient vs. employer and em ployee," 9:85-91. Burlingame, L- D.: Industrial sanita tion code. 12:412-413. Burns: Accident statistics, 8:1073; 9:964: 10:367-368. Acid end alkali bums, 9:558-561. "Bums and scalds---------tanning in dustry" (Batchelder) 9:963-967. Discussion on chemical burns, 12:257- 262. In "Accident prevention in a malle able iron foundry" (Church) 8:721- 722 In "Hazards in the tanning industry .and their remedies" (Bonsib) 9:929. In "My experience with certain in dustrial poisons" (Boos) 14:pt. 1, 337-338; 341-343. In "Occupational hazards incident to the tanning industry" (Elder) 10:527-528. In "Safe practices in blast furnace operations" (Touzalin) 9:723-724. In "`Safety in the handling and use of acids" (Crass) 11:56-57. Packing houses, 8:954. Precautions to avoid acid burns, 11:58. Prevention of lime burns, 9:931.-932; 934. "Reducing accidents caused by ma. chinery and. chemical burns" (Schwarze) 13:636-640. Showers for acid bums, 9:544-545; 546-547. "Sulphate and sulphite . hazards" (Riis) 8:966-973. Treatment of, 8:367-372; 699-703; 693-698; 9:544-545; 646-547; 555-557; 966-968; 10:192-193. Burns, A. T.: "Principles and meth ods of the Americanization move ment," 8:97-106. Bums cause by electrcity: (See Elec tricity, Injuries from.) Burrell, G. H-: "Carbon monoxide gas," 9:751-753. "New developments In gas masks," 10:394-397. Burton. H. J.: ``Hazards of Improper radio installation," 12:899-904. "Working safely on live high tension lines." 8:1122-1128. Bus Operation: Age and qualification of drivers, 13:359-360. Brakes. In "Overcoming the hazards of motor bus operations'" (Graham) 13:363-364. Cost of accidents. 13:369-370. Discussion on speed, 13:367; 370-371. Discussion on bus operation (Pow ell) 13:367-370. Discussion on hazards of two men busses and one man bus, 13:371. Inspection. In "Overcoming ' the hazards of motor bus operation" (Graham) 13:363. Motion to appoint a committee to study standardization, 13:371. "Overcoming the hazards of motor bus operation" (Graham) 13:359- 364. Placing responsibility on the opera tor, 13:368-369. Training the driver, 13:366. Bush, A. R.: "Organizing for safety on board ship," 14:pt. 1. 485-488. Bush, R. C.: Boston Elevated Rail way plan, 14:pt. 1, 390-391. Bush, S. L.: "Value of physical ex aminations in pulp and paper mills," 12:687-690. "Should the benefits vary according to a man's salary or be based on the -length of service?" 13:432-435. Business Depression: 10:92-96. Discussion, "Meed for accident prevention work and methods to be employed dur ing the present Industrial depres sion" (Worth) 10:86-92, Business and Administration Commit tee report, 9:20-21; 10:17-18. Business Session, 8:7-38; 9:7-31: 10:5- 31; 11:5-26; 12:5-39; 13:7-37; 14:pt. 1, 7-36. Bussing, C. X..: "How to get results in accident prevention work," 13:1154-1156. Butler, II. e. : "Safety from the view point of conductor," 13:1105-1106. Buttons, Safety Committee, 8:759-760. By-laws Of N. S. C.: Amendments to, 9:26-28. Summary of amendments to, 10:24- By-prodnet Plants: "Elimination of hazards in by-product plants" (O'Malley) 12:887-897. Cables, Crane: (See Crane.) Cafeterias: (See Lunch Rooms.) Calander Rolls: In "Close-ups on pa per mill guarding" (Jones) 14:pt. l, 718. See also Rubber Industry. Callum. p. D.: "Accident prevention and severity in the meat packing industry," 14:pt. 1, 655-573. Camm, W. Q. H.: "Intangible assets of the cement manufacturer," 13:208-215. Cambria Steel Company safety com mittee, 8:299. 11 Camera: (See Photography.} Cameron, TV. H.: Annual report, 11:13-16; 12:12-16; 13:31-35; I4:pt. 1, 23-28. Business and Administration Com mittee Report, 9:20-21. Committee on Service to Members, Report, 10:16-17- Campaigns: * "Advertising campaign to reduce automobile and street car accidents" (Hardin) 9:64T-G47. "Attitude of the public toward the railway's participation in no-accldent -week campaigns" (Cullen) 10:253-256. Burns recorded before and during a safety campaign m a foundry. In "Safe practices in pouring in a foundry" (Root) 367-368. "Careful-crossing campaign" (Rowe) 11:974-979. "Competition in safety work" (Bell) 9:1247-1250. Discussion on best month to hold campaign, 13:204. "Employees' representation with reference to safety" (McClellan) 11:608-613. Fundamentals of a public safety campaign (Price) 10:357. Gas company departments, 9:1104. General Electric Company (Ft. Wayne, Ind.) "No Accident Week," 9:55-57. Halcomb Steel Company, 9:59. "Human element, the important fac tor in safety" (Purkhiser) 12:279. In "Creating and sustaining inter est in safety" (Herron) 14:pt. 1, 102-105. In "Promoting and maintaining the interest of the supervisory force in plant safety" (Cooke) 14:pt. 1, 764- 766. In "Safety from the executive's standpoint" (Young) 12:272-273. "June no-aecident month campaign" (Jacobsen) 14:pt. 1, 241-243. Kimberly-Clark Company, 9:1007. . "Maintaining safety interest at mines" (Gillette and Denny) 11:542-553. "Management responsibility" (Shattuck) 14:pt. 1, 731-734. "No-aceident month campaigns" (ETalpin ) 13:190-195. "No-aceident week demonstrations," 10:360. Participation of electric railways in no-accident campaign, 10:257-258. Proctor and Gamble Company, 9:5455. Public safety (discussion) 11:S0-S2. "Putting pep into a safety cam paign" (Kroes) 12:140-143. Railroads, 9:1250-1256. Results of a health campaign. In "Practical plans for medical super vision in rubber plants" (Quinby) 10:706-707. "Safety drives with no-accident weeks" (Drummond) 11:587-589. `Safety from the superintendent's viewpoint" (Knickerbocker) 11:646649. . South works of the Illinois Steel Co. record, 11:454-456. Suggestions for future cement plant campaigns, 14:pt. 1, 244-246. "Three hundred sixty-five days with out an accident" (McDonald) 14:pt. 1. 257-259. Campaigns, see also Contests. Campbell, R. W.: 9:172-178. "Reminiscences," Camps: In "Organizing the human element for safety in the textile industry" (McNulty) 12:1121-1122. Canada, W. F.: "Valuable sources of information on accident prevention not generally utilized," 12:931-937. CapdevIUe, M. P-: viewpoint of 13:1101-1104. "Safety from the the shopman," Carbon Bisulphide: Poisoning, 11:895897. Storage. In "Safe handling of sol vents" (Smith) 12:227; 229-230. "Use of carbon-tetrachloride vs. carbon-bisulphide in industry" (Hayhurst) 14:pt. 3, 294-306. Carbon-dioxide: "Carbon-dioxide in marine fires" (Jones) 12:542-548. "Functions and practical use of liquefied carbon-dioxide in fight ing mine fires" (Jones) 12:632-642. Carbon Monoxide: "Carbon-monoxide and its dang<_. (Sayers) 11:684- 685. "Carbon-monoxide gas" (Burrell) 9:751-753. Carbon-monoxide gas poisoning, 8:472-476; 869-871. "Carbon-monoxide poisoning" (Hen derson) 11:118-123. Demonstration of effect of carbon- monoxide on animals (Ryan) 12:631-633. Discussion, 13:751. Carbon Tetrachloride: Poisoning, 11:897. Discussion, as a good solvent, 12:232. Discussion, substitute for benzol, 12:222-223. Tn "Safe handling of solvents" (Smith) 12:231. "Use of carbon-tetrachloride vs. car bon-bisulphide in industry" (Hay- hurst) 14:pt. 1, 294-306. Carboys: Carboys, Cause of accidents, 11:57-58. "Safe transportation of acids in car boys and drums" (Crass) 12:239242. Carders, 1355-1356. "Careful-crossing Campaign" (Rowe) 11:974-979. Carelessness: "Fatal accidents--are they due to faulty mechanical equipment or appliances or to both?" (Frame) I4:pt. 1, 249-256. In "Some psychological aspects of accident -prevention" (Colcord) 9:291-293. Real cause in accidents, 8:987-988. "Unsafe practices in paper mills-- their cost In money and men" (Matthieson) 8:980-985. Carlton, C. C.: "Why the manager should be interested in safety," 14:pt. 1, 209-212. 12 Carnegie Steel Company safety com mittees, 8:302-303. "Electrical hazards in cement plants" (Diedrlck) 9:499-503. Carothers, Dr. Robert: "Keep well .people well," 12:45-50. Carrel-Dakin Treatment: Discussion, 8:368-369. For Infected wounds, 8:705-706-715. In "Infection of industrial injuries" (Cotton) 10:317-318. Carrow, T. H.: "Railroad safety past, "Fatal accidents--are they due to faulty mechanical equipment or appliances or to carelessness or both?" (Frame) 14:pt. 1, 249-256. "Hazards in- cement, stockhouses, packing and shipping departments" (Frame) 8:393-398. "Hazards of quarries" (Boucher) 9:486-495. present and future," 14:pt. 1, 971- "Human element in safety work" 979. "Safety committee suggestions and (Mallon) 13:221-227. "Human Element, the important fac recommendations; how they should be treated and disposed of," 8:1251- tor in safety" (Purkhiser) 12:276281. 1263. - "Intangible assets of the cement Carruth, H. P.: "Some economic as pects of welfare work," 9:10261030. Carry, E. F-: "Pullman Company's contribution to railroad safety," 12:1089-1095. manufacturer'' (Cam) 13:206-215. "June no-accident-month campaign" (Jacobsen) 14:pt. 1, 241-243. Length of employment as related to accidents, 9:472-474. "No-accident month campaigns" (Halpin) 13:190-195. Cars, Mine: (See Handling Materials.) Carstarphen, F. C.: "Aerial tramways and safety," 11:580-584. Nurses and first aid practice, 9:475478. "Physical examination, first aid and Carter, C. F.: "Development of safety on the railroads," 13:1068-1073. Carter, R. S.: Accident hazards when laying gas mains," 9:1053-1057. care of the injured at cement plants" (Coleman) 8:363-368. "Platforms, walkways, stairs, lad ders, and floors in cement mills" (Abbott) 8:429-433. Cartoons: Cartoons in bulletins, 8:286. Discussion, 12:757-758; 13:779-780. In "Getting the most out of illustra tions" (Eedmond) 12:777-778. in "Putting safety across with a punch--selling safety to the folks at home by means of the plant paper" (Coxe) 14:pt. 1, 836-840. In "Some proved methods of pre senting safety and health through the plant paper" (Wilkins) 12:762. Cary, C. P.: "Safe motor truck opera tion," 10:505-508. "Powdered coal hazards" (Jacobsen) 12:286-^288. Remarks on work of Sandusky Ce ment Co., 14:pt. 1, 247-248. "Safety factors in the use of ex plosives in cement rock quarrying" (Snelling) 8:405-418. "Safety from the executive's pointof-view'* (Affleck) 13:183-188. "Safety from the executive's stand point" (Tounc) 12:271-273. Sanitation, 8:377-378. "Sanitation in cement plants" Cars. Hand: (See Motor and Hand (McKay) 8:373-376. "Solving the accident problem in the Cars. Motor: (See Motor and Hand cement industry by education" Osu*s ) Case. P.' S-: "Experience of a small (Cuthbert) 11:211-216. "Suggestions for future cement plant .cftv in local council work," 8:218- 222 Caskey, S. S.: Pressure vessels, 12:420426. Cathartics: Discussion. 13:297. campaign," 14:pt. 1, 244-246. "Three hundred sixty-five days with out an accident" (McDonald) 14:pt. 1. 257-259. See also Blasting: Explosives. Oattell, J. M-: "What kind of exami nation. will weed out the incom petent driver " 14:pt. 2, 110-119. Causes of accidents: (See Classifica tion of Causes of Accidents.) Cement Section: Joint Session with Quarry Section. 14:pt. 1. 261-280. Minutes. 8:363-133: 9:471-504; 11:231242: 12:269-291: 13:181-232; 14:pt. I, 241-260. Caustics: Discussion, 10:192-193. Nominating Committee report, Cease, D. L.: "What is on my mind," 10:793-802. Cement Industry: Accident preven tion (Discussion) 11:216-222. Accident statistics, 9:472. "Accident prevention in the cement industry--retrospect and prospect" (Jacobson) 11:222-227. I2:2St: 13:152: 14:pt. 1, 260. Central Mississippi Valley Division re port, 8:267-274. Central Stations: "System operation or load dispatching from a safety standpoint" (Hubbard) 1-4 :pt. 1, 908-919. Chafing of skin, 8:398-400. "Discussion of electrical hazards'' (Reninger) 11:228-230. Centrifugal dryers: (See Extractors.) Chains: Chains, cables, and slings. 8:515: 740-742. Discussion on welfare activities in Discussion, 11:475-477. cement plants. 13:217-221. Dust (Oliver) 12:270. "Educating cement plant employees In "Suggestions outlining functions of safety committee" (Kessler) 8:735. in safety" (Josse) 8:380-386. Electrical hazards (Discussion) "Safe operation arid use of crane chains" (DeForest) 13:550-554. 11:230-238. Chains, see also Annealing Chains. 13 Chairs: "Better posture when seated." <Tuttie) 13:1038-1039. Discussion, 10:857-858. In "Interest of the state in its in dustrial women workers" (Perkins) 9:431. "Industrial posture and seating," 10:845-850. Chalk-Talks: ``Personal paths to greater safety" (Goodwin) 14:pt. 1, 51-53. Chandler, W. I*: "Benefits to ex-em ployees," 8:593-594. Chaney, I*. W.: "Discussion of the two papers on bonus systems," 9:744- 747. "Is industrial death necessary?" S:128-132. 'New safety code for woodworking plants," 10.-SS2-SS3. "Outstanding safety features in the iron and steel industry," 11:447- 453. "Progress in standardizing accident statistics." 13:655-659. Woodworking code. 12:419-420. "Record of achievement in the metal industries, 14:pt. 1, 552-556. Chapin, E- S.: "Electric currents, falls of objects or persons," 10:806- Chapman, K. E.: "Selling the . w employee." S:596-600. Chapman, P. G.: Listen!" 12:1062. "Stop! Look! Charlton, D. E. A.: "Hazards met in open-cut mining," 9:900-909. "Use of telephones in min` 11:512- 517. Chauffeur schools: (Sec Automobile Driving.) _ Chauffeur's Tests: Discussion of Mr. Kanrahan's paper, 12:494-496. "Chemical Apparatus. Protection from Excess Pressures in" (Sfww) 10:194-19S. Chemical Burns: (See Bums, Chcm-- cal.) Chemical Industry: 'Cfintrirnea! dr--.ers or extractors" (Crass' S0.-?r,r. 203. "'Controlling factors in gas sign" (Lewis) 8:466 475. de 'Corrosion and its relation to in chemical plants" (Shs.pieich 13:245-255. "Dangers due to ma<-tract-Sce =.r. : >~ handling of acid tank cars" COrass - 13:234-235. "Dangers in the dyestuff industry(Cone) S:45S~463. Discussion of Mr. Whitman'* paper on safe handling of chemical mate rials, 11:249-254. DuPont Co. accidents. 11:350. "Elimination of occupational diseases in .the chemical and rubber indus tries" (Roach) 12:233-238. "Gas and fume removal in the chemical industry" (Szamatolski) 9:526-531. "Goggle problem in chemical plant" (Kershaw) 9:513-518. "How a medical department may contribute to safety in the chemi cal industry" (Slater) 13:255-261. Instrument for acid burns of eye, 12:262-263. "Lead poisoning and its prevention" (Tolman) 8:448-458. "My experience with certain Indus trial poisons" (Boos) 14:pt. 1, 336- 345. "Pipe lines and tanks as causes of accidents" (Hoffman) 9:537-542. "Protection from excess pressures in chemical apparatus" (Shaw) 10:194198. "Safe handling of materials In chem ical plants" (Whitman) 11:245-249. "Safe handling of toxic gas cylinders in chemical plants and labora tories (Klstner) 14:pt. 1, 326-329. "Safe practice in handling sulphuric acid" (Crass) 10:185-189. "Safety in the handling and use of acids" (Crass) 11:53-58. "Safety kinks in chemical plants" (Rogers) 14:pt. 1, 322-325. "Safety kinks in chemical plants" (Fellmer) 14:pt. 1, 319-321. "Some accident experience in the dye industry" (Massey) 8:478-484. "Static electricity in ohemicg.1 and other plants" (Perry) 14:pt. 1, 345352. "Study of factory sanitation in for eign dye works" (Hamilton) 8:436- 448. "Sulphate and sulphite hazards" (Riis) 8:966-973. "Summary of present practice in in dustrial poisoning prevention" 13:238-246. "Value of accident prevention work in fbc rhfTnical Industry" (De TV!->ij>) 14:pt. 7. 331-336. 'What :hf chemical industry of the r-mn-T-- to the chemical r ^ errho:- eyries) !4:pt. 1, "r-T--; . (See Labora- ...,, __ ~hairman's report, -- =-c- =>ar-.dnolrt. safety from" ; - K"--,-S94. --------- -- =rr;dv tank car prob- - "-- 564. ~ -r -- - F.- or Chemical and Rub- on yj-T, 12:203-267: -. ^4 r.t, 7. 251-314. report, 8:435-484: 9:505- *4 '' -.V-?/. 11:243-284: 12:203- ?=' "33-2--2. J4:pt- 1, 315-352. *miTi"r.e i--.-,mmittee report-8:466; 536-5.17. I-'.: 290; 11:268; 12:266- 267. 13.24*. 14 :pt. 1. 328. ?.< T-'.n: of Chairman (Watson) :<:pt. :. S15-31S. Suggestions for improvement, 9:532- 53C. ___ Chemical Warfare Service: In "What the chemical industy of the coun try means to the chemical warfare service" (Fries) 14:pt. 1, 306-314. Chesworth. W. C.: "Safety efficiency in relation to woodworking plants," 10:860-863. Chicago. Burlington, and Quincy Rail road employees' benefit associa tion, S:575-581. 14 Chicago Local Council, report, 8:274- 275. departments to stimulate accident prevention." 12:107-111. Chilblains, 8:634. Chrome Burns: (See Burns. Chemi Children, Safety Work With: ``Bill cal.) Bay, the boy athlete" (Bentley) Church, H. L.: "Accident prevention 1:969-974, in a malleable iron foundry," Detroit's school accident prevention 8:720-725. program, 9:203-205. Chutes: "Compilation of chute types Discussion, 11:342-344; 808-809. for loading ore into tram cars in Discussion on bulletin for schools by Steam Railroad Section, 12:1095- metal mines" (Mitke) 8:894-901. In metal mines, 8:901-914. 1096. Discussion on school children and car accidents (Payne) 12:355-356. Cincinnati 1x5cal Council: "Educa tional plan" (McClain) 8:181-182; 260-265 "How safety activities for children "Cincinnati Local Plan" (McClain) reduce accidents" (Palmer) 12:816- 8:260-265. 824. City Planning: "City planning as an "Interesting school children in Safety aid to public safety" (Bartholo on the streets" (Gordon) 13:388391. mew) 13:831-833. "Planning and rebuilding our cities "Organization of the Junior Safety Councils" (Woerner) 13:935-933. for the motor age" (Knowles) 13:809-828. "Outline of method of safety in Clair, J. R.: "Possibilities of the structions in public and parochial , psychological drivers test." 14:pt. 1, schools" (Payne) 10:238-239. 1064-1066. Proto, the safety clown, 9:57. Clancy, J. A.: '"Interesting the In "Railroad and school safety work" (Beard) 11:965-969. dividual In safety work, 1129. 13:1128- "Railroad and school safety work" (Beard) 11:965-969. Clark, C- H.: "Importance of con tributory causes of industrial ac "Recent developments in safety edu cation" (Sherrard) 14::pt. 2, 143- lol. "Relationship between safety and cidents." 9:1297-1301. Clark. Dr. Irving: "Discussion or Dr. White's paper on Heart disease in industry." 10:313-315. recreation and how each can help ~t'he other" (Lies) 13:941-946. Safety drawing (Redmond) 9:58. Clark. -T. C.: "To what extent should supervising forces be held re- soonsiSiJe for the safety of men Sjffety Patrol Work. Tn "Rejertmethe Grundys from safe tv first"'' (Roadirer) 10:252. "Street safety education for rJumi children" (Brown> "Teaching safety in jr-.rjoT- their dh--ct supervision 7" 4 '-l.il -1.502. ' -f--.r -*-attstics in connection with work." 9:1245-1246. ",f r~r. "Management and ; ;,931-937. (Payne) 8:165-172. ' - -v - 'Safety from the vtew- "Teaching safety to f>. eration" (Arrnwom-tr:-! 'i ~ ^ " "Teaching the cbiid to --- .. (Beard) 12:838-861. Three school children =-o=- i- ' ... t- 151-152. - V v- 'rar department," 13: ~ 7" "How far should "W-mfna.tjons and medical ' :t'3t. I. 4(6-449. . " '-.urf-.s." 3:893-698. "Typical school haa=r-:= -.t----* 11:800-802. "Utility accidents * - -- .... vented throuifh =<- . - struction" (Pa:~n- - "Why and how nst-.iK--- velop the habit ~.r ~i=-.- --. ~-s community" (Ur!-.;v - j.; =- See also Roy Scours Junior Safety Schools: Safety Chlng, C. S.: "Function r. f " *'etr man In Industn--," ii.cms-.-js. "Future of the A. S. S. K. KnglrieVrIng Section," 13:452-454. Chlorine: Chlorine gas dangerous though not poisonous. 10:562-563. "Chlorine, Handling Liquid" (Bart lett) 10:558-561. Liquid chlorine vs. bleaching pow der, 10:562. Size of containers and risks, 10:563564. Christopherson, M. EC.: "How Insur ance companies can assist state '" ?f,anri.ird statistics, -- Report of comralt- , -.=.j^=T -<aji hazards of Pub s'- _ -c.-f'or-.., 9:386-390. j--- t, ^ ."Apses jAf Accidents: r - L"""7" "is wards of the ice in- ' w .:v:naon) 12:497-500. t u-' '' - - ;' ice and refrigera-- ' and their cost" ;2.484-4.49. of accident causes" rLtseck) 19:66-73. Construction work, 11:293. Discussion, 10:73-75. Hiectrie railways, 8:572-573; 11:353254. Forms for mine accidents discussed, 11:497-501. "Importance of contributory causes of Industrial accidents" (Clark) 9:1297-1301. - .: In "Automobile accidents . in the United ' States" (Stellwagen and Ryder) 11:793. 15 Classification of Causes of Accidents-- Continued In "Fundamentals of safe guard ing'' (Sanford) 10:121. In "Maintaining Interest in mine safety" (Hewitt) 12:650. In "Maintaining interest in safety" (Oartel) 14:pt. 1, 163-166. In "Need and function of ship safety committees" (Marr) 12:541. In "Reducing accidents and mini mizing injuries" (Drummond) 12:677. In "Public accidents--a national problem," 14:pt- 2, 60-85. In "Report of standardization and statistics committee," 11:924-925. In "Ship personnel hazards" (Evans) 2:556. "Is industrial death necessary?" (Chaney) 8:128-132. "Need for more definite analysis of accident causes," 14:pt. 1, 91-94. "Prevention of personal injuries dur ing the construction of gas, elec tric and other plants" (Crisfleld) 12: 907-920. Report of accident causes and reme dies committee (Rutland) 12:869- 882. "Review of the petroleum accident records in Oklahoma" (Fowler) 13:727-737. "Standard statistics for the rubber industry" (Watson) 10:683-686. "Tracing the real causes of acci dents" (Gaddis) 9:454-457. "True causes of mine accidents" (Adams) 11:490-495. "Use of protective devices" (Mac- Lachlan) 10:669-672. Claypool, Z. 13.: "Safety in the maintenance of equipment--car department," 14:pt. 1. 1033-1037. Cleaning and Dye Industry: (See Dye Industry--Hazards.) Cleary, Dr. J. P.: "Field hospitals and their value on construction work," 9:571-575. Clocks: Discussion on accident clock, 12:708. Close, G. F.: "Content of personnel publications," 13:769-774. Clothing: Chemical workers, 12:264. Discussion on leggings, 14:pt. 1, 551- 552. Discussion on leather coat, 13:1019. In "Hazards in the tanning indus try and their remedies" (JBonsib) 9:928-929. In "Safe practice of acetylene weld ing and burning in an oil plant" (Timm) 12:720-721. Linemen, 9:1042; 1044; 1048; 1049. "Protective clothing for iron and steel workers" (Feehan) 11:458- 461. "Protective devices and clothing for foundry workmen" (Watters) ' 13:565-562. Safe clothing for men' who grind caustics, 10:192. Tanning industry, 9:964-967. Workmen in cement industry, 8:384- 385. Cloud, W. W.: "Safe drivers' schools and community safety work," 12:1099-1102. Coal Department: Rules, 12:892-893. Coal-dust: Discussion, 12:288-291. "Powdered coal hazards" (Jacobsen) 12:282-288. See also Dust Explosions. Coal-Handling: (See Handling Mate rials.) Coal Mining: (See Mines and Mining Coal.) Coal Storage: "Risks in handling and storing coal, oil, and by-products" (Paige) 10:646-653. Ventilating pipe, 10:652-653. Coates, F. R.: "Safety as an oper ating factor," 11:357-360. Cobb, E. F.: "How Buffalo teaches safety in its public schools," 12:325- 326. Codes: Discussion (Auel) 13:449-450; 14:pt. 1. 173-174. Report of Steering Committee on Research Standards and Codes (Welch) 14:pt. 1, 179-183. Reports on (Fonda) 12:411-412. Rubber industry. In "Engineering revision and mechanical safeguard ing" (Beck) 14:pt. 1, 136-142. "Securing the cooperation of indus try in the development and en forcement of safety codes" (Lansburgh) I4:pt. 1, 167-172. "Standardization of safety codes" (Whitney) 13:62-64. Status of textile code, 14:pt. 1, 1096. Gofer, Dr. L. E.: "New York State Department of Labor's proposed intensive study of industrial diseases and accidents," 12:101-107. Coffin, H. A.: "Supervision and safety," 12:172-177. Coffin, H. P.: Remarks on safety work in the schools of Portland, Oregon, 8:151-152. Coffin. HA.: In "Development of safety on the railroads" (Carter) 13:107.0-1073. Coke Handling Department: Rules, 12*893 See "also Handling Materials. Coke Ovens: In "Safe Practices in by products coke plants" (Marquard) 10:379-380. Rules for coke ovens, 12:891-892. Coke Plants, By-Products: "Safe practices in by-product coke plants" (Marquard) 10:378-385. Colburn, C. L.: "Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association plan," 13:625629. "Mine safety and the National Safety Council." 12:658-660. "Observations of a safety engineer in various coal and metal mining camps of U. S." (Abstracted) 10:468-471. Report of safety service engineer, 12:587-591. "Safety kinks," 13:582-586. "Safety kinks', to mines of the United States," 11:518-519. Coleord, Dr. A. W,.: ' Discussion of "Treatment of Burns" (Clark) 8:699-700. "Health education of our foreign families," 13:471-480. "Physical examination of em ployees," 9:134-146. 16 Colcord, D. H.: ``Some psychological . aspects of accident prevention," 9:289-294. Cole, A. S3.: "Textile code," 11:10121015. cole, C. E.: "Safety developments in the marine industry of the Great Lakes," 14:pt. 1, .497-500. Cole. John: 42-44. "Public safety," 10:39; Cole, W. G.: "Safety -work of the Southern Pine Association, " 9:1342-1345. Coleman, /G- B.: "Physical examina tion, first aid and care of the in jured at cement plants," 8:363-368. Collective Bargaining1: "Employees' representation from the standpoint of organized labor" (Woll) 8:71-75. In "Labor management and collec tive bargaining" (Leiserson) S:8285. See also Employees' representation. Collins, C. TV.: '"Eactory safety disci pline," 14:pt. 1, 1104-1105. Collins, M. A.: "Relation of.speed to accidents," 14:pt. 2. 104-106. Colors: Discuasion of painting, 11:255. Hot water pipes, 9:967. In "Public safety development" (Van Schaack) 12:787-/88. Painting pipe lines. - In "Safe handling of solvents" (Smith) 12:227. Commercial Drivers: (See Automobile Driving.) Commercial Drivers' Clubs: "Com mercial driver" (Bowles) 14:pt. 2, 126-130. Commissions: (See Industrial Com missions.) Committees, Safety: Activities of safety committees. In "Importance of safety in railroad operation'' (Galloway) 10:734-735. . "Building a safety organization in a foundry" (Salisbury) 9:688-691.. "Co-ordination between engineering and operating" (Warniok) 11:867874. Discussion. 10:127-129; 11:361-365: 12:1123; 13:1118; 14:pt. 1, 159-162; 322; 643; 684; 1046-1049. Discussion on Mr. Wilkinson's paper. 11:643-646. Discussion on functions in the in spection of plant, 14:pt. 1, 151. Discussion on length of service, 14:pt. 1, 1046-1048. Discussion on making the safety committee-men greater, factors for safety, 12:1096-1097. Discussion on Mr. Eaton's paper, 12:675-676. Discussion on organization (Timm) 13:722-724. Discussion on the rotating commit tee, 13:725-726. Duties, 9:692-697. "Duties of safety committee mem bers" (Dow) 9:1256-1261. Duties of the central safety commit tee, 10:54. . "Effective methods of safety organi zation--Manufacturing Division" (Winslow) 13:719-722. 17 Gas Plant. 8:1112. "Getting results from plant safety- committees" (McKenney) 9:78-81. "Getting results from plant safety committees" (Sails Dury) 10:125-127. In "Carnegie Steel Company prac tice of prevention and investiga tion of accidents" (Hughes) 14:pt. 1. 541-545. In "Effective safety methods in the marketing division of the petro leum industry" (Singleton) 13:740742. In "Essentials of safety" (Faui.ce) 12:565-567. In "Getting safety to belong" (Mnr- phey) 12:731-732. In "Is accident prevention in con struction of profit or a hobby?" (Hurlbutt) 8:495-497. In "New ways to put safety across in a steel plant" (Heyne) 8:759760. . In "Organizing for safety- on board ship" (Bush) 14:pt. 1, 487-488. In "Organizing the human element for safety in the textile industry'" (McNulty) 12:1120-1123. In "Planning for safety-" (Sherman) 13:1165-1166. In "Safeguarding the lives and limbs of lake seamen" (Marr) 13:525-527, In "Safety organization in the II. S. yard at New york City" (Hinricks) 14:pt. 1. 501-502. In "Securing the Interest of the con struction executive force" (Schults) 9:567-568. In "Safety education in the Textile Industry" (Ide) 8:1362-1363. In "Securing cooperation of_ em ployees in safety work" (North) 13:644-645. In "Tanning industry," 9:931-933. In "Unsafe practices in paper mil's --their cost in money and men" (Matthieson) 8:982-983. Keeping up interest in safety com mittees, 10:825-826. Maintenance *E>f waymen on safety committees^ 10:763. "Maintaining safety' Interest at mines" (Gillette ana Denny) 11:542- 553. "Methods of selecting committees and maintaining interest in safety" (Soott) 8:1270-1276. "Need and functions of ship safety- committees" (Marr) 12:533-542. Oil company suggestions, 11:662-672. Organization* 9:920-923. Organization 8:1000. and management, "Organizing and maintaining inter est among committeemen" (Cor bin) 13:1115-1117. Packing houses,'8:956. Paper mill committee work, 8:991- 994. "Promoting and maintaining the in terest of the supervising forces in plant safety" (Cooke) 14:pt. 1, 763- 764. Railroad, 8:1335-1336. Recommendations of, 8:388-389. "Safety committee suggestions and recommendations; how they should be treated and disposed of" (Car- row) 8:1251-1263. Commi ttees--Contin tted "Safety committees" (Young) 12:132- 134. "Safety committees" (Keating-) 11:914-919. "Safety committees--(Hodge) 14:pt. 1. 155-159. "Safety committees," (Shaw) 13:71671-8. "Safety committees"--value, organi zation methods used and proce dure" (Eaton) 9:918-920. "Safety committees will starve un less fed'" (Morris) 13:89-94. "Safety organization and its money value" (Eaton) 11:615-618. "Suggestions outlining functions of safety committee" (Kessler) 8:733736. Training of. 8:312. "Workmen's inspection committees" (Oartel) 8:297-303. Workmen's committees. 9:1307-1311. Community Councils: Boston Safety Council report, 8:267. Development. 12:785. ' Discussion on budget -of Local Coun cils, 12:348-349. Discussion on "Cooperation of elec tric railways in community safety activities," 12:346-356. "Experience of a large city in local council work" (Smith) 8:204-215. "Experience of a small city in local council work" (Case) 8:218-222. "Facts about a community safety- organization and its work" (Tal- ber- > 12:845-851. Finat.ces. 8:251-259. Financing a local council, 10:360-363; 11:81-82. "How a community safety council can aid the police department" (Allen) 13:911-914. In Annual report of president (De- Blois) 13:14-15. Local council's committee report (Scott) 11:21-23. National Safety Council aid to local councils (Price) 10:352-353. Officers session. 8:199-266: 10:343-364. Organization (Price) 10:344-345. Organization of foremen's schools (Price) 10:345-347. Organization of public, safety di vision of local council. 10:353-355. Paid secretary, 8:224-229. presentation of attendance 13:115. Reports. 8:267-284. cup, ;V Success of local council affiliations with business organizations (Price) 10:343-344. "Value of the local coune'l to the railway and utility" (Proctor) 14-.pt. 1. 901-903. Work of the St. Louis Safety Coun cil (Varnum) 11:83. Years' experience with Local Coun- cils (DeBlois) 12:33-39. Community interest in health activi ties, 8:667-678. Community Safety: Councils; Public Company Magazines: lications.) (See Community Safety; Traffic.) (See Plant Pub Compensation Laws: (See Workmen's Compensation.) Competition: "Competition In safety work" (Beil) 9:1247-1250. In "Some proved methods of pre senting safety and health through plant papers" (Wilkins) 12:761. "Maintaining safety interest among shift bosses and foremen" (Cowperthwaite) 12:653. See also Contests; Prizes; Rewards. "Compressed air haulage" (Johnson) 10:407-408. Conde, Marie: (See Beyer, Mrs. D. S.) Condit. Irving: "Industrial surgeon as safety engineer," 11:308-310. Cone, L. C.: "Dangers in the dyestuff industry," 8:458-463. "Conference on Street -and Highway Safety" (Barber) 13:119-122. Conferences: Report of Steering com mittee on Regional Safety Con ferences (Van Brunt) l4:iit. 1, 178- 179. Conibear, W.: "Safe practices of my company," 14:pt. 1. 638-643. Conn, H. R.: "Chronic insidious bone and (joint disease as a cause of prolonged industrial compensa tion," 13:1039-1049. Connally, C. E.: "What can the Na tional Safety Council do to assist the states in safety education work " 11:335-336. Connelley, C. B.: Rehabilitation, 10:658-659. Connor, J. F.: "Preventing accidents in gas plants," 8:1096-1098. Connors, Dr. T. W.: "How Buffalo teaches safety in its public schools," 12:326-327. Conover, rt. G.: "How to .reach read ers with safety material," 13:760- 768. "Conscience, Acquiring a Safety'-' (Al lison) 13:1120-1126. Conservation: "Engineer and-conser vation" (Little) 12:395-401. Construction: "Accident prevention by cities" (Ferguson) 14:pt. 1, 362- 371. Accident statistics, 8:493-494; 9:569- 570; 572-573; 621; 625-626; 1005- 1006. "Actual experience with a safety organization on a typical construc tion job" (Easterbrooks) 10:227- 231. "Analyzing the relation between ac cidents and volume of construc tion" (Robinson) 14:pt. 1. 371-374. "Boosting safety through contrac tors organizations" (Robinson) 10:211-214. "Contractors' associations' activities in the reduction of accidents" (MacMuUan) 12:305-30S. "Cooperation of the sub-contractor in accident prevention*' (Lewis) 10:225-226. "Cooperating on safely" (Dresser) 8:522-52?. Crane operation, 8:752-734. Detroit plan. 14:pt. 1. 364-266. Discussion. 11:289-292; 294-395. Discussion on codes, 9:622-624; 12:295-302; 312-317. 18 Construction--Continued Discussion on compensation laws. "Standardization of accident statis tics and their value in construc 12:294-295. tion work" (Davidson) 9:577-584. Discussion on gangs, 13:318-319. Discussion on sub-contractor, 13:323- "Why the A. G. C. joined the Na tional Safety Council" (Marshall) 324. 11:295-299. Discussion on the value of compara tive accident statistics, 13:311-315. "Experience rating: of contractors* risks'* (Hall) 10:207-210. "Field hospitals, and their value on construction work" (Cleary) 9:571575. Group organization for safety, 8:500- 5*01- -- . "Hazards in ' unding additions to power ..j.,, l(j--protecting operators and equipment" (Mulligan) 9:1059- 1062. "How can I establish safety?" (Aus tin) 13:312-318. "How safety first penalizes the con tractor (ScbuJta) 12:310-311. "How to interest the small contrac tor in safety" (TTlbrlcht) 9:614-617. In "Some accident experience in the dye industry*' (Massey) 8:478-480. Inspection. 8:501-502: "Keeping record of accidents accord ing to causes" (Townsend) 11:292- 294. "Mechanical safeguarding of equip ment" (Talbot) 10:214-218. Minor accidents. 8:498-501. "Must we be forced to adopt safe practices?" (Hieatt), 13:308-311. >T_ S. C. work, 11:298. "Other benefits attendant upon acci dent prevention" (Bentley) 14:pt. 1, 359-360. ".Possibilities of cooperation between state boards of labor and industry and the contractor In promoting Construction of Gas, Electric and Other PlantB: Prevention of personal in juries (Crisfleld) 12:907-920. - Construction Section: Address of wel come (Guion) 14:pt. 1, 354. Appointment of chairmen of stand ing committees. 9:t>30. By-laws, Committee report, 8:488489. Membership Committee report, 12:311-312: 14:pt. 1, 353. Minutes, 8:485-531: 9:565-630; 10:207236; 11:285-315; 12:293-318; 13:305326; 14:pt. ). 353-374. Nominating Committee report, 8:527-528; 9:612; 10:220; 11:314: 12:312; 13:324-325; 14:pt. I, 362. Report of Secretary, 12:293-294. Statistical and Standardization Com mittee Report. 9:584-598; 604-605; 10:232-236: 12:302-305. . Statistical and Standardization Tentative Report on a standard list of causes for use in classify ing accidents on construction work, 9:599-604. Contests: Discussion, 10:568: 11:344- 349; 12:178-179; 927; 13:387; 974- 975. Discussion on August paper mill con tests, I4:pt. 1, 734-739. Discussion on chauffeur's contests, 13:1152-1153. In "Accident prevention work in the Bell Telephone System" (Blstrum) 13:967. accident reduction" (Walker) In Discussion on best satety stunt 9:619-622. in our mills, 13:682-684; 686. "Practical accident prevention work as carried on by Post and McCord" (Delaney) 12:308-310. "Practical safety methods of a field superintendent" (Nielson) 11:286- 289 "Progress of safety work in the shipbuilding industry," 9:606-611. "Progress of the New York State Industrial Commission toward safeguarding building operations (Spence) 9:625-630. "Proposed safety building code" (Hartman) 11:312-314. "Protecting the public" (Risteen) 10:220-225. "Protecting the public against acci dents on new buildings" (Talbert) 8:502-505. Report of Statistical Committee (Almstead) -12:302-305. Report -on safety code, 13:325-326. "Safety in steel erection" (Gibbs) 8:509-514. In "Few thoughts on the use of posi tive suggestive psychology In acci dent prevention work" (Ageton) 14:pt. 1, 584-586. In "Human element In safety work''. (Mallon) 13:222. In "Keeping safety before the eyes of drivers" (Woedtke) 13:1151-1152. - In "Management responsibility" (Shattuck) 14:pt. 3, 731-734. In "Some proved methods of pre. senting safety and health through plant papers" (Wilkins) 12:762. In "Why we are interested in safety' (Williams) 13:373-374. Plant publications, 14:pt- 1, 802-804; 830. "Spirit of competition in safety work" (Shaw) 1, 770-773. See also Bonus Systems; Campaigns, Industrial; Competition; Rewards. Cook. G. W.: 911. "VuJcanizers," 11:906- "What causes textile accidents " "Safety no longer a matter of 13:1158-1161. choice" (Tubesing) 13:306-308. "Safety work in the erection and Cooke. G. B.: "Promoting and main taining the Interest of the super demolition of the steel framework visory forces in plant safety," of high .buildings" (Welch) 11:300- 14:pt. 1, 763-770. 30?. Coonley, Howard: "Address of wel "Securing the interest of the con come," 10:5-7. struction executive force (Schults) "Is safety a factor in modem in 9:565-569- dustry?" 14:pt. 1, 43-45. 19 Cooperation: Address (Jeffers) 9:1198- 1201. "And in 'ustrial progress" (McCor mick) 8:40-50. "Better management through coop eration--the safety method" (Bru- ere> 13:1063-1068. "Cooperation between police and schools" (Allen) 14:pt. 2, 101-102. "Cooperation in accident prevention work" (Fogg) 14:pt. 1, 842-847. "Cooperation In safety among trade and other associations" (Grant) 13:21-25. "Cooperation of foremen for safety" (Eaton) 12:871-675. "Cooperation of the medical depart ment and the safety department" (Cromwell) 13:633-635. "Cooperation of the sub-contractor in accident prevention" (Lewis) 16:225-226. _ "Cooperating on safety" (Dresser) 8 * 522-527. "Cooperation of officers and em ployees In safety work on rail roads" (Meyers) 8:1237-1239. "Cooperation with railroad labor or ganizations" (Hale) 9:1209-1217. "Experiences of Wm. Demuth & Co., in Industrial democracy" (Feuer bach) 8:50-63. "Getting the cooperation of local safety committeemen, local officers and labor representatives in cor recting unsafe practices" (S&tcer- fleld) 13:1127-1128. In "Accident prevention work in the Bell Telephone System" (Elstrum) 33*962--964. 1 "Methods of securing cooperation of workmen in using safeguards" (Jensen) 8:1423-1427. Railroad safety work. 9:1232-1233. "Securing cooperation of employees in safety work" (North) 13:641- 647. "Securing cooperation of tannery officials" (Smith) 14:pt. 1, 681-683. "Teamwork in safety" (Speyer) 8:186-190. "Coordination of industrial and com munity health activities" (Ford) 8:667-678. "Coordination of safety between trans portation and equipment depart ments" (Jeffries) 8:539-540. Copeland, E. J.: "Development of domestic ice machines and rela tive hazard of refrigerant gases used," 13:501-505. Corbin, H. S.: "Organizing and main taining interest among committee men." 13:1115-1117. Corcoran, Mike: "Man on the job," 9:998-999. Corlett. A. R.: "Safety through law enforcement," 14:pt. 2, 22-24. "Corrosion and its relation to safety- in chemical plants" (Shapleigh) 13:248-255. Cost of accidents, see Accidents-Cost. Costigane, A. P.: "Discussion of Mr. Crass' paper on acids.'' 11:58-59. Cott, E. R.: Report of Bulletin Com mittee of Steam Railroad Section, 12:1025-1026. Cotton, Dr. F. J.: "Infection of in dustrial Injuries," 10:316-318. Cotton Mills: "Accident prevention In cotton mills" (Bigelow) 9:1316 (omitted). .. "Plant and machinery layout as. af fecting the accident hazard in tex tile mills" (Moller) 8:1342-1350. "Standard guards In textile mills" (Owen) 8:1351-1361. - See Textile Industry. "Council--past and future'* (Richards) 8:193-197. . .. Coupling and Uncoupling Cars: "Coup ling and uncoupling accidents" (LaFountaine) 10:786-788. Courts, Safety: In "Effective safety methods In the marketing division of the petroleum Industry" (Sin gleton) 13:742. "Kangaroo Court," 14:pt. 1, 650. Cowperthwaite, Thomas: "Maintain ing safety interest among shift bosses and foremen," 12:651-654. "Safety organization and method of operating and maintaining inter est among shift Dosses . and fore men," 10:459-462. Cox, C. HI.: Address. 10:42-43. Coxe, C. B.: "Putting safety across with a punch--selling safety to the folks at home by means of the plant paper," 14:pt. X, 836-840. Cramps: "Heat hazards In industry" (McKinstry) 12:77-78. Cranes: Boom derick hazards. 8:506. Chains, cables, and slings, 8:515:740742. "Consider the crane" (Rausch) 8: 743-763. "Construction, operation and main tenance of overhead electric trav elling cranes" (Hall) 13:540-549. Cranes in by-product coke plants 10:386. Degree of vision necessary for crane operators, 11:125. Discussion of Mr. Remington's pa per, 11:474-475. Discussion on lights for locomotive crane booms, 14:pt. 1, 561. Discussion on washing crane cables in coal oil, 14:pt. 1, 549-550. In "Safe practices in rolling mills" (Johnson) 10:389-390. Methods of operation. 9:718-719. Operation of. 8:757-758. "Safe operation and' use of -crane chains" (DeForest) 13:550-554. "Safety features of overhead trav eling cranes from the standnoint of construction and design" CPrakken) 9:708-718. "Safety in crane repairing" (Rem ington) 11:473-474. Transfer of castings. 8:740. Warning signs, 8:514. Crass, M. F.: "Accident hazards in .operating filter presses," 10:201- 202 "Centrifugal dryers or extractors," 10:202-203. "Dangers due to malpractice in the handling of acid tank cars," 13: 234-238. "Safe practice In handling sulphuric acid,' '10:185-189. "Safe transportation of acids in carboys and drums," 12:239-242. "Safety in the handling and use of acids," 11:63-58. 20 CrJIe, I)r. G. W.: `"What the war has taught us in surgery," 8:703-715. Crisfleld. J. A. F.: `.`Prevention of personal injuries' during the con struction of gas. electric and other plants," 12:907-920. Cromwell. O. F. W.: ``Cooperation ot the medical department and the safety department," 13:633-635. ' Crooks, A. W.: "Proper ventilation of mixing mills," 13:1053-1655. Crum, F. S.: "In Memoriam''--Reso lution, 10:575-573. Deader of discussion on statistical data relative to employees' bene fit associations. 8:588-593. "Public accidents and their cost," 8:1061-1082. Crushing Plants: ."Safety in stonequarrying and crushing plants'' (Kearns) 14:pt. 1, 929-935. Cullen. X. 32.: "Attitude of the public toward the railway's participation in no-aeeident week campaigns," 10:2o3--2s>6. Culliney, J. E.: "Should the manage ment have anything to say In the running of a mutual benefit asso ciation?" 13:409-411. Currie, V. B.: Report of secretary, 12:714. Curtis, F. W.: Discussion on Mr. Morris' paper, 14:pt, 1, 986-988. Curtis, Thomas: Discussion on Dr. Meyer's paper, 12:91-92. Cuspidors: In "How to make a sani tary survey of an industrial plant" (Ferguson) 13:484. Paper cuspidors. In "Health and sanitation in the tannery" (Pope) 10:532-533. Cuthbert, J.: "Solving the accident problem in the cement industry by education," 11:211-2^6. Cutting Oils: Discussion, I4:pt. 1, 236- 237. Cylinders, see Gas cylinders; Oxygen cylinders. Cylinders--Storing* Discussion on air. Tfmm'n *19-794. Cylinder--Transportation: In "Safe Sractfce of acetylene welding and um!ng in an oil plant" (Timm) 12:720. Dakin Solution, see Carrel-Dakin Treatmen t. Dambmann, H. N-: "Proposed actu arial record for experience statis tics of industrial mutual benefit associations." 12:378-386. Dana, F. C.: "Training machine op erators in safe methods," 9:1338- 1339. Danford, M. E.: "Safety education --fundamentals upon which the company must work," 14:pt. 3, 527-530. Danger Emblems: Discussion, 10:483. Danger signs, see Signs. Dashiell. P. T.: "Discipline and acci dent prevention," 9:1087-1088. Date, W. E.: "Personal aceident pre vention in the rubber industry," 12:950-962. Daveler, E. V.: "Storage battery lo comotives in metal mines," 10:400- 404. .Davidson, F. A.: Construction Sec tion, 12:293-31S. Nominating committee of Engineer ing Section report, 12:402. Sectional activities committee re port, 11:23. "Standardization of accident statis tics and their value in construc tion work," 9:577-584. Davies, D. B.: "Body inflicted acci dents," 14.*pt. 1, 689-693. Davies, E. F.: "Problems of the sys tem operation from the safety standpoint," I4:pt. 1, 919-922. Davis, J. J.: "Fundamentals of our industrial safety problem," 13:39- 42. Davis, J. R-: "How we are able fo operate with so few lost-time ac cidents," 14:pt. 1, 936-939. Dawson, C. D.: "Correlation of safety with grade school subjects," 13: 336-340. Dayton, Engineering Laboratories Co.: "Industrial surgery and flr3t-aid" (McCann) 10:174-177. Dearborn, W. E.: Report of the Tex tile Safety Code Committee, 12: 1122. Dead ends for protection of miners, 8:892-893. DeArmand, D. G.: Report of Publicity Committee of Public Safety Sec tion. 9:374-377. DeArmand, Louis: "Report <of the Publicity Committee," 10:600-601. DeBIois, L. A.: Address of accept ance, 12:162-164. Annual report of president, 13:11-21. "Discussion on static electricity," 11:74-75. Experience of Delaw .re Local Coun cil, 8.223-225. Response to welcome, 13:10. "Supervision as a factor in accident prevention," 8:132-137. "Value of accident prevention work in the chemical industry," 14:pt. 1, 331-336. Year's experience with Local Coun- cils 12:33-39* DeForest, A. V.: "Safe operation and use of crane chains," 13:550-554. Delaney. B. W.: "Practical accident prevention work as carried on by Post & McCord," 12:30.8-310. Delaware Local Council: Experience (DeBIois) 8:223-225. Delivery Section, see Taxicab and De livery Section. Demolition work, see Wrecking. Demonstration Centers, see Schools-- Safety Work in. Demuth Plan of Employees' Represen tation: "Experience of Wm. De muth & Co. in industrial democ racy" (Feuerbach) 8:50-63. Denney, E. H. and Gillette, G. M.: "Maintaining safety interest at mines," 11:542-553. Dental "Work: "Bad teeth and fa tigue" (Price) 8:642-649. In "Endicott-Johnson Medical Serv ice" (O'Neil) 12:472. In "Health service work In paper and Pulp mills" (FreehiJingi 13: 67S-6t7 "Industrial dentistry as an economic measure" (King) 11:423-433. 21 Dental Work--Continued "Responsibility of the management for the effect of focal infection (especially dental) on the life, health and efficiency of the em ployee" (Price) 14:pt. 1, 69-79. Dental Work, .see also Teeth. Dermatitis, see Skin diseases. Dershimer. Dr. F. W.:. "Further stud ies in mental hygiene" 12:476-482. Detonators, 8:409-411; 415-416. Detroit General Builders Association. In "Boosting safety through con tractors' organizations" (Robin son) 10:211-214. Detroit Safety Council Report, 8: 215-216. Detwiller, A. B.: Discussion of Mr. Downey's paper, 10:664-665. De Vitt, J. A.: "Possibilities of con trolling minor accidents," 14:pt. 1, 773-778. Dickinson. A. W.: "Ventilation prac tice in the mines of the Union Pacific Coal Co., In Wyoming," 14:pt. 1, 634-638. . Dickinson, J. A.: Discussion on Dr. Schram'a paper, 12:96-97. "Fundamental principles of safe guarding." 10:143-148. "Safety code for logging operations --construction, . operating, and maintenance of logging railroads and sawmills," 10:902-903. "Safety in the logging and lumber ing industry," 13:1180-1186. Dickinst-i, J. H.: "Safety guards built in and safe methods on oper ating mechanical skidders," 14:pt. 1. 1111-1116. Dickson, G. W.: "How to use danger sign3 in a paper mill," 8:962-965. "Die construction--the real safety of punch press work" (Haems) 8:316- 327. Dies: "Punch presses and dies" (Thompson) 13:143-145. See also Power Presses. Diedrich, A. F.: "Electrical hazards in cement plants," 9:499-503. Dimethyl Sulphate. 8:439-440. Dinitrobenzene hazards, 8 -.437-438. Directors of N. S. C.: Election, 8:34- 35; 9:25-26; 10;23; 11:25; 12:22-23; 13:2-5; 14:pt. 1, 3-6. Discipline: "Discipline and accident prevention" (Dashiell) 9:1087-1088. "Factory safety discipline" (Collins) 14:pt. 1, 1104-1105. In "Getting safety to belong" (Mur phy) 12:733-734. Diseases--Occupational: "Accidents in woodworking industries (Kuhn) 11:1036-1041. Anthrax. 9:933-934. "Benzol poisoning" (Reifschneider) 11:279-282. "Benzol poisoning in industry" (Paine) 11:274-279. "Benzol poisoning, - its occurrence -and prevention" (Horan.. 11:269- 274. "Chronic insidious - bone and, joint disease as a cause of prolonged industrial compensation" (Conn) 13:1039-1049. "Coordination of industrial and com munity health -activities" (Ford) 8:667-678........................ . . Discussion of report of committee ori hazards, 11:947. "Diseases of occupation in the tex tile industry" (Marble) 11:10151017, "Duty of the states to include dis eases of occupation under work men's compensation" (Wilcox) 10: 101-110. "Elimination of occupational dis eases in the chemical and rubber industries" (Roach) 12:233-238. In "Hazards in the tanning Industry and their remedies"' (Bonsih) 9: 924. "Health and accident hazards in the clothing Industry" (Price) 11:10091012. "Health hazards In the rubber In dustry" (Horan) 9:1118-1122. "Industrial dermatoses, their sources, types and control (Bussey) 8:632642. "Industrial health hazards (Lauffer) 8:614-631. "Dead poisoning and its prevention" (Tolman) S:448-45S. "New York State Department of labor's proposed Intensive study of industrial diseases and acci dents" (Gofer) 12:101-107. Physical examinations for occupa tional diseases, 11:183-185. Report of Committee on Health Hazards, 11:891-900; 046-947. Rubber industry, 9:1122-1128. "Safety and health in ir.du3trv" (Oliver) 12:165-167. Should disease of occupation be in cluded under workmen's compen sation, 10:110-114. "Study of factory sanitation in for eign dye works" (Hamilton) 8:436- 448. See also Health supervision of em ployees, Physical examination of employees. Disinfectants: In "Mine hygiene and sanitation" (Sayers) 11: :";-486. Discs: Discussion on the practica bility of bronze- for safety discs, 12:427-428. Dispensaries, see. Hospitals and Dis pensaries. Dlttmer, W. F.: "Hazards of the punch press department otuer than on the machine," 14:pt, J, 231-235. "Dividends of safety" (Grey) 14:pt. 1, 116-122. Doak, W. NT.: "Selling safety to the man on the firing line," 12:10541062. "Doctor and patient vs. employer and employee" (Burlingame) 9:85-91. "Doctor's office and its relatlonto ab sence from work" (Lipman) 11: 592-596. Doctors, see Physicians; Surgeons, Dodge. E. W.: "Why grinding wheels break," 10:149-154. Doeller. G. A.: Discussion on positive and negative side of life, 13:774775. Doepke, H. P.: "Health surveillance of workmen exposed to industrial poisons," 9:552-554. 22 Domestic Ice Machines: "Develop ment of domestic ice machines and relative hazard of refrigerant gases used" (Copeland) 13:501-505. "Dopes": Discussion on blood test for tetrachlormethane poisoning (Hamilton) 12:221. Dow, Alex: Address, 11:880-889. Dow, M. A.: Address, 11:129-135: 12:712; 14:pt. 1, 1024-1025. Address at Steam Kailroad Section, 12:1032-1033. Annual meeting of members, 12:5-39. "Duty of safety committee mem bers," 9:1256-2261. "Public safety work by the police department in the greatest city in the world," 12:790-794. "Safety service," 9:36-41. "Value and necessity of safety agents." 8:1217-1223. Downes, Maynard: ' "Supervision" of women industrial workers," 8: 1396-1401. Downey, K. M.: "Development of acci dent prevention and first-aid work in the telephone field." 30:659-664. Downey, J. N".: How we interest for eign women," 13:925-928. Draeger apparatus, 8:358-860. Drama, Safety Movement in: In "In ner meaning of the safety move ment and its application to the problem of education" ("Whitney) 12j27-29, Drang'a, A. A.: "Baby clinic," 10:340- 342. Drawing frames, 8:1356-1357. Dresser, F- J.: "Cooperating on safety." 8:522-527. Drinking Water: In "How to make a sanitary survey r>f an industrial plant" (Ferguson) 13:482. In "Industrial sanitation" (Pitch) 9:1159-1160. In "Mine hygiene and sanitation" (Sayers) 11:482-484. "Provisions for drinking water" (Yates) 10:481-482. Drivers, Automobile: Address (Bart lett) 11:16-17. "Drivers1 licenses, Including Exami nations and Revocation" (StoecK- el) 13:895-903. Drivers' License Laws: (See also Au tomobile Driving.) Drop Forge Hazards: Discussion, 32: 201. Drop Forge Section: Joint meeting " the Automotive. Drop Forge and Metals Sections. ll:183-;?99. Drowning: Accident statistics. 8:1074; 10:577-578. Dramb, F. A.: "Sarety In the wood- room, 11:631-638. Drummond, A. B.: "Hazards of con veying machinery." 9:938. "Reducing accidents and minimizing Injuries," 12:676-679. "Safety drives with no-accident weeks." 11:587-589. Drums: Discussion on handling drums, 12:242-245. Discussion on repairing drums, 12: 244. "Safe transportation of acids in carboys and drums" (Crass) 12: 239-242. Dryers, Centrifugal: (See Extractors.) Dublin, L. I.: "Effect of physical ex amination on the health and wel fare of employees," 12:365-369, Reports on Public Accidents Statis tics. (See Public Pifety Section.) Dublin, Dr. L. I. and Lieboff, Philip: "Occupation hazards and diag nosis signs." 9:163-163. Dues for membership in the National Safety Council. 9:27-28. Duffy. A. F.: "Aims and pun)Oses of the safety section of the United States railroad administration," 8: 1207-1214. Duffy, T. J.: "Accident prevention on Investment." 14:pt. l, 354-359. Dugan, j. 33.: Remarks, 14:pt. 1, 10251028. Dunn. Col. B. W.: "Public aspect of the work of the Bureau of Explo sives," 12:1033-1039. Dunn, S. O.: "Economic value of - railroad safety work," 9:3227-1231. DuPont de Nemours Company's con struction safety work, 8:490-497. Durgin, Elmer: "Getting employees acquainted with each other, with the company's officials, and with .the company's products," 9:234- 236 Dust: Coai dust explosions, 11:339- 242. "Dust explosions -- their nature, causes, and methods of preven tion." 10:165-171. "Dust respirators in industry" (Wat son) 11:260-268. "Grain dust explosion hazards" (Price) 9:311-318. "Industrial ventilation as applied to dust and fume removal" (Nichols) 11:255-259. "Lead poisoning and its prevention" CToIman), 8:448-458. "Why does not every electric rail way have a safety organization?" (Proctor) 8:545-547 Women employees, 8:566. Dust Collectors: (See "Ventilation and Exhaust Systems.) Dust Elemlnation: Discussion, 13; 1055-1056. Dust Explosions: Dust Explosions Hazards Committee of the N F. P. A. Nichols> 12:415. "Dust explosions in the rubber in dustry" IHoxie) 13:1036-1039. Dust Explosions, see also Coal-Dust. Dusts: Address at Cement Section (Oliver) 12:270. "Duties and responsibilities of fore men and men In advisory positions with reference to the saf tey of men under their Jurisdiction" (Mellon) 9:672-676. ''Duty of safety committee members'* (Dow) 9:1256-1261. Dwight, A. J?.: "Importance of safety measures to the miner," 8:914-918. Dye Industry, Hazards of: "Study of factory sanitation in foreign dye works" (Hamilton) 8:436-448. "Dangers in the dyestuff Industry" (Cone) 8:458-466. "Some accident experience In the dye Industry" (Massey), 8:473-484. "Speciflcatloxs for cleaner's semi- nonflammable," 14:pt. 3 52. 33 Dynamite: (Set* Blasting: Explosives.) Easley. .1. W.: Effective means of focusing the responsibility for the prevention of accidents upon fore men." 5:1115-1117. East Chicago Safety Council Report, 8:276. East St. Louis Safety Council Report, 8:277. Easterbrotiks. I*. B.: ``Actual experi ence with a safety organization on a typical construction job," 10:227- 231. Eastham. E. K.: Discussion of Mr. Bowen's paper, 14:pt. 1, 385-387. Eaton. J. 31.: "Safety committees -- value, organization, methods used, and procedure." 9:91S-920. "Safety organization and its money value." 11:615-61S. "Securing of cooperation of foremen for safety," 12:671-6(5. Eaton. Lucian: `'Underground trans port in metal mines." 11:526-533. "Economic value of railroad safety work" (Dunn) 9:1227-1231. "Economics for employees" (Rector) 12:768-770. Economics: "Accident prevention an Investment" (Duffy) 14:pt. 1, 354- 353. "Is safety a factor in modern indus try?" (Coonley) 14:pt. 1. 43-45. See also Production Increased by Accident Prevention. Edges: In "Safety in the logging and lumbering industry" (Dickinson) 13:1184-1185. Edsall, Dr. D. L.: "Industrial clinics in general hospitals," S:655-660. Education: "Cincinnati local plan" (3IcCla in) 2:260-265. Continuation schools to teach safety, 10:S32. Development in the public schools, 9:195-296: 205-209. Discussion and round table, 11:337- 340. "Education of industrial surgeons in safety methods" (Penberthy) 11: 435-433. "Growth of the safety movement in public and parochial schools" (Payne) 11:323-323. ``How Buffalo teaches safety in its public schools" (Coblf) 12:325-326. "How- Buffalo teaches safety in its public schools" (Connors) 12:326327. "How the Detroit school system is co-operating to make Detroit safe" (Beard) 11:330-333. "How to promote safety education In a plant" (Regula) 10:138-142. "Importance of safety instruction in schools" (Potter) 9:197-199. "Improving foremanship" (Struck) 11:621-624. "Inner meaning of the safety move ment and its application to the problem of education" (Whitney) 12:26-33. "National safety education move ment" (Whitney) l4:pt. 2, 141-143. "Need of safety education in our public schools" (Tlgert) 11:47-51. "100 per cent safety In a steel mill" (Trusel) 11:456-458. "Place of safety in education" (Lit tle) 8:157-165. "Practical methods of teaching safety to engineering students" (Keown) 9:283-288. "Railroadman's approach to safetythrough the .chools" (Payne) 12: 1029-1032. "Recent developments in safety edu cation" (Sherrard) 14:pt. 2, 143161. "Requisites of safety instruction in elementary schools" lasslich) 12: 321-325. "Safety education and its relation to training for citizenship" (HallQuest) 13:65-69. "Safety education through motion pictures" (Beyer) 10:177-180. "Safety instruction in public and pa rochial schools" (Payne) 10:33-39. "Selling safety to operators of wood working machines" (Hatch) 11: 1049-1051. "Solving the accident problem In the cement industry by education" (Cuthbert) 11:211-216. "Teaching safety in public schools" (Payne) 8:165-172. "Traffic games in the primary grades" (Boland) 12:327-329. "What can the National Safety Council do to assist the states in safety education work?" (Connally) 11:335-336. "What the Ohio State Industrial Commission has done to promote safety education" (Lange) 9:191195. "Why and how industry should de velop the habit of safety in the community" (Lichty) 11:40-47 See also Children. Safety Wmk With; Schools, Safety Work m Education--Engineering: Report of the committee for the Promotion of Safety Education In Engineer ing Colleges (Keown) 13:438-541: 14:pt. 1, 203-207. Education of Miners: Vocational school of Pheips-Dodge corpora tion. 8:842. Education of the public: Tn "Princi ples and methods of the Ameri .canization movement" (Burns 8: 102 Education of Workmen: "Accidents from falls of roof and ground" (Kudllch) 9:881-888. "Carnegie Steel Company practice of prevention and investigation of accidents" (Hughes) 14:pt. 1, 543 545. Discussion. 12:147-151: 14:pt. 1, 162. "Duties of safety committee mem bers (Dow) 9:1256-1261- "Educating the worker" (Houze) 13:104-108. Expense of foremen's schools, 10:348. "Fixing responsibility and penaliz ing those responsible for accidents and rewarding those showing abil ity in time of accidents" (Foster) 9:1079-1086. {education -of Workmen--Continued "Getting the safe message to the in dividual miner" (Hubbell) 9:777782. "How the worker can be educated by the foreman" (Prussing) 14:pt. 1, 151-155. "How to promote safety education In a plant" (Fonda) 9:74-78. In "Getting safety to belong" (Murphey) 12:732-733. In "Preventing accidents in gas plants" (Connor) 8:1097-1098. In "Safe practice in rolling mills" (Johnson) 10:391-393. In '"Some accident experience in the dye industry" (Massey) 8:482-848. "Industrial safety education and the fundamentals on which it is based" (Stremmel) 14:pt. 1, 531-534. Methods, 8:520-527; 660-667; 736-737; 921. Organization. of foremen's schools (Price) 10:345-347. "Our method of safety education" (Shaw) 8:336-339. "Prize and bonus systems in safety work" (Smith) 9:735-741. "Safety and the man" (Gunn) 9:1114- 1118. "Safety education of the foreigner --a problem for the chemical Indus try" (Klesinger) 9:508-509. "S a f e t y education--fundamentals upon which the company must work" (Hanford) 14:pt. 1, 527-530. "Safety game as played in one plant" (Kimberly Mills of the Kimberly-Clark Company) 9:992- 1009. "Selling safety In the factory" (Mar tin) 9:1170-1174. "Spasmodic safety efforts and the harmful results" - (Webber) 8:11541159. Steam railroads. 9:1262-1263. "Steel worker and HTs characteris tics" (Morey) 14:pt. 1, 534-538. Value of spasmodic safety efforts, 8:1159-1164. ".Which men or miles per gallon?" I'Nichosott) 14:pt. 1, 785-793. See also New employees. Education Section: Affiliations with other organizations. 13:331-332. Charter members, 8:153-155. Education Committee Annual Re port. 8:30-32; 9:187-191; 11:317-323; 12:319-321: 13:327-332. General session Public Safety and Education, 13:931-950; 14:pt. 2, 124. In Annual report of president (HeBlois) 13:15. In Report (Van Schaack) 13:806. Joint Meeting of Public Safety and Education Section, 14:pt. 2, 141161. Minutes. 8:156-182; 9:187-209: 10:237- 248; 11:317-340; 12:319-329; 13:6582; 327-356. Nominating committee report, 8:147; 9:208; 10:248; 11:336-337; 12:329; 13:356. Outline of plan and purpose (Whit ney) 8:141-142. Report of officers, 11:317-323. Value of (Payne) 8:142-144. Edward, R. F.: Marine statistics-- their value and compilation, 14:pt. 1, 494-497. Eldridge, M. O.: Hiscussion on collec tion and use of accident statis tics, 14:pt. 2, 87. "Traffic control systems," 14:pt. 2, 38-41. Edwards, F. T.: "Safety and fire pre vention," 13:1073-1079. Edwards, R. F.: Maritime casualties, 13:511-517. Elam, F. H.: Chairman, Employees' benefit association section. 8:575600. Eider. Hr. F. O.: "Occupational haz ards incident to the tanning In dustry," 10:526-529. Election of Executive Committee: (See Executive Committee of N. S. C.) Electric equipment: "Brief analysis of enclosed switch design" (Pierce) 11:60-65. "Enclosed switch as a safety de vice" (Lang) 11:65-67. Electric Flat Irons: In. "Selection and safe installation of electric appli ances" (Greenwood) 13:992. Electric Railway Section: Bulletin Committee report (Van Brunt) 12:332-333; 13:358; 14:pt. 1, 388-390. "Electrical hazards in cement plants" (Diedrich) 9:499-503. Joint session with Public -Utilities Section, 11:833-889; 12:923-944; 13: 1005-1029; l4:pt. 1, 901-92?. Joint meeting with Steam Railway Section, 10:767-813. Membership Committee report (Rad ley) 12:332; 14:pt. 1, 375. Minutes, 8:533-574; 3:631-679; 10:249- 265; 11:341-365: 12:331-363 ; 923-944; 13:357-336; 1005-1029; 14:pt. 1, 375- 400. Nominating Committee report, 8:550; 9:653-654: 10:249-253; 11:341; 12: 346: 13:380; 14:pt. 1. 388. Program Committee report, 9:633; 12:334. Report of committee on award sys tems (Hadsell) 13:380-385. Report of committee to establish closer relationship between the National Safety Council and the Central Electric Railways. 9:643. Resolution concerning cooperation with Public Safety Section. 9:396. Secretary's report, 9:633; 12:331-332; 13:357-358. Electric Railways: "Accident pre vention results obtained from en forcement of new traffic regula tions as applied to vehicles and stret cars" (Emerson) 14:pt_ 1, 396-398 Address (Brady) 11:877-880. "Advertising campaign to reduce automobile and street car acci dents" (Hardin) 9:643-847. "Attitude of the public toward the railway's participation in no-acci dent Wfeefc campaigns" (Cullen) 10:253-256. "Award systems as a means of pre venting accidents" (Anderson) 12:334-342. ZS Electric Railways--Continued Boston Elevated Railway plan (Bush) 14:pt. 1, 390-391. "Bringing' safety to the patron (Bowen) 14:pt. 1. 381-385. Discussion of Mr. Bowen's paper (Bastham) 14:pt. 1. 3S5-387. Discussion of Powell's (Truett) 14:Dt. 1, 394-396. Discussion on car posters, 12:361- 362. Discussion on conduct of meetings (Harman) 13:375-376. Discussion on "Cooperation of elec tric railways in community safety activities," 12:346-356. Discussion on education of the pub lic. 13:377-378. Discussion on "Experience of Mas sachusetts Safety Council" (MacBrayne) 12:350-352. Discussion on Mr. Anderson's paper, 12:342-345. Discussion on Mr. Barnes' paper, 12:926-931. Discussion on organized safety in electric railways, 12:362-363. Discussion on school, children and car accidents (Payne) 12:355-356. "Electric railway hazards--causes, effects and remedies" (McDougall) 8:557-562. "Electric railway in community safety extension" (Palmer) 13: 1005-1010. "Getting down to brass tacks ' (Noonan) 14:pt. l, 399-400. Methods of promoting safety, 9:647- 648. "Most efficient manner of conduct ing safety work" (Scott) 11:350- 356. "Necessity fcr and importance of observing operating niles from the standpoint of the claim depart ment" (Holliday) 9:658-661. Necessity for and Importance of ob serving operating rules from the standpoint of the transportation department" (Thompson) 9:661 -- 664. "Obligations and opportunities of public service companies in com munity safety" (Bowen) 32:940944. One-man safety cars have fewer ac cidents than two-man cars, 10:258259. Prizes and contests, 11:344-349. "Rejecting the Grundys from safety first" (Roaditer) 10:249-252. "Safety as an operating factor" (Coates) 11:358-360. "Safety principles as applied to the Individual utility" (Parsons) 12: 356-363. Standardization, 8:550-553. "Standardizing railroad crossing signs and grade crossings" (Mes senger) 10:259-265. Statistics, 8:562; 566-570; 1077: 9:649. Training of employees. 9:666-671. "Value of employees' suggestions in electric railway safety" (Powell) 14:pt. 1, 391-394. "What are the results of the bonus and award system?" (Hellmuth) 14 :pt. 1. 376-380. "Why we are interested in Safety" (Williams) 13:371-374. See also Bonus Systems. Electric Range: In "Selection and safe installation of electric appli ances" (Greenwood) 13:997-998. Electric shock: (See Electricity, In juries From.) Electric Sub-Stations. (See Sub-sta tions.) `.`Electrical equipment, its installation and guarding" (ICahle) 8:330-335. Electrical Sub-stations. .(See Sub stations.) Electricity: Accident prevention in electrical property, 8:1149-1153. Accident statistics, 8:1080. "Breakdown of electrical machinery" (Spencer) 11:404-412. "Care in the construction and main tenance of overhead lines" '(Gates) 10:674-680. Discussion, 10:161; 11:230-238. "Discussion of electrical hazards" (Reninger) 11:228-230. Discussion of static electricity (Brown) 11:75-76. Discussion of static electricity (De- Blois) 11:74-75. Discussion on dangers of high volt age, 14:pt. 1, 685-686. "Electrical equipment. Its installa tion and guarding" (Its hie) 8:330335. "Electrical hazards and proper In stallation of equipment (Pefferly) 10:156-160. "Electrical hazards in cement plants" (Diedrich) 9:499-503. "Electrical hazards in foundries and steel mills" (Greenwood) 10:372376. "Hazards in hydro-electric plants" (Bauhan) 10:631-643. Highest voltage a man can take with wet hands 10:643. "How to overcome the hazards of. static electricity" (Brown) 11:7074. (Smith) 12:227-229. "Instructions in and observance of safety rules in sub-station oper ation" (Niesz) 13.1012-1019. Linemen's hazards, 9:1042: 1045: 1048-1049. Meter testing. 9:1094-1097. Oil used as an insulator (Brown) 11:75-76. "Personal accident prevention in the rubber industry" (Date) 12:950- "Prevention of personal injuries during the construction ' of gas, electric and other plants" (Crisfield) 12:907-920. Report of Electrical Committee, 11:394-396; 12:402-404. Report of the Electrical Committee (Whiting) 14:pt. 1, 190-191. Rules for electric department, 12: 896-897. Safe working distances for operat ing voltages, 9:1062. "Selection and safe, -installation of eleetrie appliances"' (Greenwood) 13:990-1003. 86 Electricity--Continued "Tasging, barriers, markings and practices of operators"' (Wagner) 8:1134-1148. "Working safely on live high ten sion lines" (Burton) 8:1122-1128. See also Swltches- Electricl ty. Injuries from: "Elec trical hazards in cement plants" (Dledrich) 9:499-503. Fallen wires, 8:1128; 1130-1131. Report and discussion, 11:394-39S. Treatment by prone pressure method of resuscitation. 8:386-388. See also Resuscitation. Electricity--Mines: Advantages of trolley locomotives for under ground haulage from a safety standpoint" (Whiteside) 10:404- 406. "Electric starting devices and fuses with reference to safety" (Mac- Williams) 13:617-624. "Safety In underground use of elec tricity" (Johnson) 13:612-617. "Storage battery locomotives In metal mines" (Daveler) 10:400-404. "Stray electrical currents" (Jones) 13:575-580. "Underground transport" (Reese) 11:533-538. "Underground transport in metal mines" (Eaton) 11:526-533. "Underground transportation from a safety standpoint." (Boardman) 11:539-541. Electricity--Static: Fire in Pitts burgh garage, 13:737-738. In "Fire hazard of rubber factories dependent on humidity" (Hoxie) 10:687-690. In "Fire hazards m churn and spreader room" (Milne) 12:1016- 1017. In "Fire prevention in oil (Epps) 13:699-700. In "Handling solvents" 14:pt. 1, 947-948. property" (Wright) Report of Committee on Static Elec tricity, 14:pt. 1, 200-203. "Static electricity * In chemical and other industrial plants" (Ferry) 14:pt. 1. 345-352. "Static hazards in gasoline han dling" (Naylor and Ramsey), 12: 734-741. "Static electricity--What it is and how if behaves" (Rogers) 11:6770. Static, in dye industry, 8:464. Elevators: Accident statistics. In "Report of Committee on public accident statistics," 10:578-579. "Elevator hazards affecting the gen eral public" (Webster) 8:1017-1020 Elevator Hazards Committee report, 10:584-539; 11:799-800; 12:788-783; 13:441-444. . Elevator hinge platform In floor sec tions. In "Mechanical safe-guards" (Balientine) 10:521. "Eliminating elevator hazards" (Elzy) 11:799-800. "Elimination of traffic hazards in highway improvement" (Blanch ard) 11:782-7S3. Freight, 8:954. Freight elevators used in rubber companies, 9:1132-1133. 'Hazards in gas plants, 8:1099-1101. "Hazards of conveying machinery" (Drummond) 9:938. Hinged plank to prevent accidents, 9:939-940. In "Essentials of safe guarding" (Risteen) 12:122. Inspection forms. In "Elevator haz ards committee report," 10:586-587. Lessons In safety for elevator oper ators. In "Elevator hazards com mittee report," 10:587-589. Mechanical interlocks. 9:938-939. Rules for elevator operators. In "Elevator hazards committee re port," 10:585-586. Safety devices and measures, 8:1020- 1022. Elkin. Z. C.: "Safety in motor truck operation," 13:647-655. Elliott, E. L.: "Factory lighting and industrial accidents," 11:105-118. Elliott, Dr. Ralph: Health S-'rvice Section, 12:69-100; 433-482. Elstrum, U. P.: "Accident prevention work in the Bell Telephone Sys tem," 13:961-968. Elzy; E. F.: "Eliminating elevator hazards," 11:799-800. "Rep'ort of Committee on Elevator Hazards," 10.584-589. Emblem, Danger: blem.) (See Danger Em Embossing Fresses. In "Hazards in the tanning industry and their remedy" (Bonsib) 9:924-925. Prevention of burns from, 9:965. Emerson, E. W-: "Accident prevention results obtained from enforcement of new traffic regulations or ap plied to vehicles and street cars," 14:pt. 1, 396-398. Emery, A. L.: "Quarter-of a century of safety and welfare development in a textile plant," 14:pt_ 1, 1072- 1078. Employees' Benefit Associations: Ad dress (Ley) 14:Pt. 1, 401-407. "Administration methods and costs" (Booth) 12:372-376. . "Advantages of industrial relief and benefit associations from 'the em ployer's standpoint" - (Woedtke) 11:381-385. "Are employers' contributions ad visable?" 8:581-587. "Benefit associations -- their need, scope and possibilities'' (Ryan) 13:398-409. "Benefit plan In ` Reduction in claim costs" (Quinby) 11:371-373. "Benefits to ex-employees" (Chand ler) 8:593-594. "Best form of management" (Redfern) 8:575-57.7. Best methods of obtaining and .main taining membership, .10:267-274. Bethlehem Steel Co. compulsory membership and cost, 10:267-268. "Can sick-benefit associations profit ably engage in disease prevention work?'' (Thompson and.Brundage) 12:438-446. . 27 Employees" Benefit Associations ---Continued "Comparison of statistics on fre quency and severity of sick and death cases as covered by relief association," 10:277-280. "Desirability of part contribution by employees in supporting' finances of relief and beneficial associations," 10:274-277. Discussion. 9:217-232; 13:414-417; 428. Discussion, "Are medical examina tions for admission advisable?" 12: 389-330. Discussion on "Division of costs be tween. employer and employee," 12*392-393 Discussion "on married and single employees, 13:436. Discussion on "Should benefits vary according to age of members?" 12:391-392. Discussion on "Should the govern ment tax association funds?" 12*388-389. Employees' benefit associations round table luncheon, 9:211-232. 'Employees' benefit association of the E. T. Ley and Company, Inc., CLey) 9:211-217. Experience of Westinghouse Electric Co., Pittsburgh, 10:306. "How far should management par ticipate in the operation and sup port of E. M. 33. A.?" (OlsenJ 14:pt. 1, 435-444. "How far should physical examina tions and medical service go?" (Clark) 14:pfc. 1, 446-449. In "Effect of physical examination on the health and welfare of em ployees" (Dublin) 12:369. "Medical service in public utilities" (Lemon) 9:1065-1070. "Mutual benefit association" (Rice) 11:375-381. "On what basis should volume and nature of benefits be determined" (Forster) 14:pt. l, 444-445. "Proposed actuarial record for ex perience statistics of industrial mutual benefit associations" (Dambmann) 12:378-386. Relation to accident prevention, 8:1120-1121. Relation to the safety department. "Selling the new employee" (Chap man) 9:596-600. "Should medical service of a mutual benefit society extend beyond the work done in the plant?" (Wright) 13:411-414. "Should physical examinations be compulsory to members of a mutual benefit association?" (Tenny) 13:429-432. "Should the benefits vary according to a man's salary or be based on the length of service?" (Bush) 13:432-435. "Should the management have any thing to say in the running of a mutual benefit association?" (Culliney) 13:409-411. "Statistical analysis of sick benefit associations record" (Brundage) 13:418-428. Statistical data, 8:588-593. Vienna plan. In "Can sick-benefit associations profitably engage in disease prevention work?" (Thompson arid. Brundage) 12:444- Wom'en, 8:1394. Employees' Benefit Associations Sec tion: Committee on statistics, in "Statistical analysis of sick-benefit association records'' (Brundage) 13:418-428. Minutes, 8:575-600; 9:211-232; 10:267- 280; 11:367-391; 12:365-394; 13:397436; 14:pt. 1, 401-454. Nominating committee report, 12:388; 13:418; 14:pt 1, 434. Statistics committee report, 8:587588. Employees' Magazines: Publications.) (See ' Plant Employees' meetings: (See Meetings of employees.) Employees' representation: "Coopera tion and industrial progress" (McCormick) 8:40-50. "Employee's representation with ref erence to safety" (McClellan) 11:608-613. "Experience- of Wm. Demuth & Co. in industrial democracy" (Feuer bach) 8:50-63. "From the standpoint of organized labor" (Woll) 8:71-75. General session: Minutes of meet ing, 8:39-96. 'Labor management and collective bargaining" (Leiserson) 8:76-85. Nunn, Bush and "Weldon Shoe Com pany Plan, 9:425. "Practical aspects of employees' representation" (Tolsted) 8:63-70. See also Collective bargaining. Employment: Discussion of problems, 8:341-345. "Employment and safety" (Blank) 8:339-341. "Employment secretary" (Baker) 9:993-997. In "Educating the worker" (Houze) 13:107-108. In "Health surveillance of workmen exposed to industrial poisons" (Doepke) 9:552-553. In "Labor management and collec tive bargaining" (Leiserson) 8:7885. In "Necessity for and importance of . observing operating rules from the standpoint of the safety depart ment" (Wilson) 9:655-657. -.-a "Physical examinations and re construction" (Bureau) 9:969-971- In "Plant hazards in the ice and re frigeration industry" (Brock) 13:496. In "Supervision of women industrial workers" (Downes) 8:1399-1401. Requirements of men employed, 9:677. Enameling ovens, 8:332. ``Endicott-Johnson Medical (O'Neil) 12:469-475. Service" "Engineer and conservation" (Little) 12:395-401. Engineering: General session, 11:53-76. 23 Engineering Education: (See Educa tion Engineering-..) .``Engineering Factor" (Forster) 10:60.66 Engineering Revision: Safeguarding.) (See Guards; Engineering Section: ``Activities of Bo'ston Chapter*' ("Waiters) I4:pt- 3, 1S6-1S7. "Activities of Hartford Chapter (Rotter) 14:pt. 1. 188-193. "Activities of Metropolitan Section" (King) 14:pt 1, 1S7-188. - Address of Chairman-elect (Eaine) 12:420. Aeronautic 'safety code (Peterson) 12:419. Discussion on certificate of member ship, 12:428-429: Dust Explosion Hazards Committee of the N. F. P. A. (Nichols) 12:415. "Engineering Section and the Coun cil" (Van SchaacK) 12:429-432. Fly . Wheels Committee Report, 12:411; 13:438. "Future of the A. S. S. E. Engineer ing Section" (Ching) 13:452-454. Identification of piping systems (Weaver and Kershaw) 12:416-418. In Annual report of the. president (DeBlois) 13:15-16. Industrial sanitation code (Burlin game) 12:412-413. Lightning protection code (Brownell) 12:412. Luncheon, 13:452-454. Membership Committee report, 12:404: 13:448-449; 14:pt. 1. 185. 11:393-416; 12:395-432: 13:437-454: Minutes, 9:263-309; 10:49-75 ; 281-294: 14:pt 1, 167-208. Nominating Committee report, 9:307; 11:394; 12:402; 13:450-451; 14:pt. 1, 208. Pressure vessels (Caskey) 12:420-426. Report of Chairman (Fonda) 12:401- 402. Report of Committee on Chapter Ac tivities (Hartford) 14:pt. 1, 183-185. Report of Committee on Safety Edu cation in Engineering Colleges (Keown) 14:pt. 1, 203-207. Report of Committee on Static Elec tricity (Paine) l4:pt. l, 200-203. Report of Committee for tile Promo tion of Safety Education In En gineering- Colleges (Keown) 13:438- Heport of Committee on Guillotine Paper Cutters (Paine) 12:405-411. Report of Committee Investigating the Elimination of Excess Noise (Mowery) 14:pt. 1, 392-199. Report of Electrical Committee, 11: 394-396; 12:402-404; 14:pt. 1, 190- l&I- Report of Research Committee on Elevator Hazards (Heinrich) 13: 441-444. Report of Research Committee on Theatre Hazards (Jensen) 13:444448. Report of Steering Committee on Regional Safety Conferences (Van Brunt) 14 :pt. 1, 178-179. Report of Steering Committee on Research Standards and Codes (Welch) 14:pt. 1, 179-183. Re?orts2on safety codes (Fonda) 12: Resolution on better industrial light ing, 14:pt. 1, 190. Resolution on fire hose threads, 14: pt. 1, 208. "Safety engineering In the textile plant" (King) 10:819-823. School lighting code (Stickney) 12: 413-415. Seereary's report, 9:264-265; 10:264265; 11:393-394. Special committee on formation of Woodworking code (Chaney) 12:419420. Engineers, Safety: "Coordination be tween engineering and operating" (Warnlck) 11:867-874. Discussion of Mr. IVarnick's paper, 11:875-876. "Engineer and public safety work" (Mack) 9:265-267. In "Effective safety methods in the marketing division of the petro leum industry" (Singleton) 13:739740. In "Securing cooperation of em ployes in safety work* (North) 13:644-645. In "Supervision, and safety" (Cof fin) 12:176. "Relation of the chief engineer to accident prevention" (Eustace) 1! :813-S17. "Safety engineer--his privileges and opportunities" (Forster) 13:128132. Safety engineer's duties (Stowell) 9:1303-1306. ``Trials and compensations of the safety man" (Rose) 11:901-905. Engines: Reciprocating steam en gines. In "Essentials of safe guarding" (R.lateen) 12:122-123. Safe handling of blast furnace gas for gas engine use" (Hohl). 11:463470. Entertainments: "Direct hits in Safety" (Kroes) 10:549-551. Mass safety meeting of Kimberly- Clark Company, 9:1008. "Safety rallies with entertainment features aid in interesting men in safety," 10:132. "Social phase of safety work." (Rose bush) 10:565-567. /i "Essentials of a plant safety" or ganization" (Tinsley) 10:129-132. Epps, F. A.: "Fire prevention in oil properties," 13:695-707. "National cooperation in safety" 14:pt. 1, 778-784. Erie Safety -Council Report, 8:277. Ettlnger, C.: ``Safety in the mainte nance of way and structures de~ partment." 14:pt. 1, 1028-1030. European Safety: (See Foreign Coun tries--Safety.) Eustace, J. H.: "Relation of the chief engineer to accident prevention," 11:313-817. Evans, I. L.: "Marino safety of per sonnel," 14:pt. 1, 507-514. "Ship personnel hazards," 12:549557. 29 Evans, X>r. W. A.: "Health education In Industry," 8:660-667. Remarks on safety education, 8:145- 146. Examination of Automobile Drivers: (See Automobile Driving.) Examination, Physical: . (See. Physical Examination of Employees.) Excavation Work: In "Protecting the public" (Risteen) 10:221-222. Executive Committee--N. S. C.: 10:2; 11:3: 12:161-162; 13:116-117; 14:pt. 1, 2-6: 113-114. Executives: (See Management.) "Executive's Point-of-View" (Affleck) 13:183-188. Executive's Place in Safety: In "Se curing cooperation of employees in safety -work" (North) 13:642-643. Executives' Session, Minutes, 14:pt. 1, 37-58. Exhaust Systems: (See Ventilation and Exhaust Systems.) Explosions: Accident statistics, 8: 417-418. Cement rock quarry accidents, B: 419-429. Disk of chipping hog, 8:969. Dust explosions. Hazards Committee of the N. F. P. A. (Nichols) 12: 415. ,_ Dyestuffs, 8:461-463. "Experience at Nitro" (Williams) 8:356-362. , ,,, "Flywheel explosions and their pre vention" (Tolsted) 11:396-404. Gas 8:1099. "General rules for gas explosion pre vention" (Walter) 9:823-829. "Grain dust explosion hazards (Price) 9:311-318. In sulphate mills, 8:972-973. Mining hazards, 9:838-839. "Powdered coal hazards" (Jacob sen) 12:282-288. "Rules for prevention of gas explo sions in anthracite m ines (Walsh) 9:833-837. Explosions: (See also Coal dust.) Explosives: "Blasting and the use of explosives" (McLaughlin) 14 :pt. 1, 270-277. Coal dust, 9:829-830. In "Hazards met in open-cut min ing" (Charlton) 9:903-905. `"Public aspect of the work of the Bureau of Explosives" (Dunn) 12: 1033-1039. "Safety factors .in the use of ex plosives in cement rock quarrying" (Snelling) 8:405-418. "Safety In the use of explosives" (Greenfelder) 13:598-605. "Safety in the use of high explo sives" (Spalding) 14:pt. l, 261-269. Thawing dynamite, 10:219-220. See also Blasting. Explosives. Laboratories: (See Labo ratories.) Express Companies: "How a delivery organization can reduce accidents to the public" (Hanrahan) 12:490- 494. Extractors: "Centrifugal dryers or extractors" (Crass) 10:202-203. Eye protection: Discussion, 12:199- 200; 13:1019; 14:pt. 1, 222-229. Discussion on examination of eyes, 14 :pt. 1, 697. 701. Discussion on eye protection in metal working plants, 13:174-180. Discussion on poor vision, 14:pt. 1, 720-723. "Elimination of injurious light rays" (Kuechenmeister) 14:pt. 1,' 229-230. "Eye accidents arid their preven tion" (Allport) 14:pt. 1, 212-222. "Eye injuries" (Francis) 12:193-199. "Eye injuries" (Guilbert) 11:165-168. "Eye injuries and their prevention" (Little) 11:959-961. - "Factory lighting and industrial -ac cidents" (Elliott) 11:105-118. ``Goggle problem in chemical plants" (Kershaw) 9:513-518. In cement plants, 8:369. - In foundries, 8:790-791. In "Protective devices and clothing for foundry workmen" (Watters) 13:560-561. ' In "Safe practice of acetylene weld ing and burning in an oil plant" (Timm) 12:720. ... "Problem of eyestrain in industrial occupations" (Black) 11:102-105. - Statistics of eye injuries, 10:55-56; 79. "Testing of goggles .for protection against radiant energy" (Oakes) 8:782-789. See also Goggles; Oculists. Factory Management: -"Safety first from the factory manager's view point" CWhitteisey) 10:716-719. Fall River Line: (See New England Steamship Company.) Falls: Accident statistics. In "Report of Committee on Public Accident .statistics," 10:577. Falls (Materials): "Accidents from falls of 'roof and coal" (Holbrook) 14:pt. 1, 567-574. Discussion on falling rock in mines, 14:pt. 1, 591. Discussion on Mr. Holbrook's paper (Read) 14:pt. 1, 574-576. In "Electric, currents, falls of ob jects or persons" (Chapin) 10:806- 809. Falls (People): Accident statistics, 8:1075. Accidents caused by slippery floors, 9:1311-1315. In "Electric currents, fall of objects or persons" (Chapin) 10:806-8091 Meter readers' hazards, 9:1092-1093. "Slipping and falling hazards in . packing plants" (McClellan) 12: - ~ 680-683.- "Slipping hazards In woodworking plants" (Mowery) 14:pt. '1," 1101- 1103. Farra, B. R.: "Elimination 'of "trans mission hazard in older Wood working mills" 14':pt: 1.' '1098-1101. Report for Woodworking Section, 12:1125-1126. ' Farrow. F. G.: "Evolution -of safety In woodworking machinery,-" I4:pt. 1, 1116-1119. ' ': Fatigue: "Bad teeth and ` 'fatigue" (Price) 8:642-649. Definition and description, 81624; 629. Discussion (Wright) 10:843-844. "Fatigue problem in industry-"- (GH- breth) 13:466-471. -- "Fatigue study--a first step-in safety work" (Gilbreth) 10:837-343.'.') 30 Fatigue--Continued In "Safety In motor truck operation" (Elkin) 13:652. In "Interest of the state In its in dustrial women workers" (Per kins) 9:432. "Practical methods of reducing" t'GIIbreih) 9:417-419. Reduction methods, 9:420. `Shop standards and fatigue" (New man) 9:405-415. See also Noise: Posture. Paonee, B. P.: "Essentials of safety." 12:563-567. Kay, A. H.:- "Mine accidents: Eng lish speaking vs. non-English speaking employees," 8:807-821. Feehan, F.: "Organizing the mining Industry for safety," 13:605-609. "Protection clothing for iron and steel workers," 11:458-461. Feet--Injuries: In "Protective devices and clothing for foundry work men" (Watters) 13:559. Keiss. R. A., Chairman, Americaniza tion meeting of general session, 8:97-126. Fellmer, M. I*: "Foreman"--the de termining factor, 8:291-293. Remarks on Americanization, 8:122. "Safety kinks in chemical plants," 14:pt- 1. 319-321. Ferguson, Dr. C. L.: "How to make a sanitary survey of an industrial plant," 13:480-485. "Method of collecting material for employees' publications," C:248- 251. Ferguson, H. K.: "Accident preven tion-by cities," 14:pt. 1, 362-371. Feuerbach. K. D.: "Experiences of Wm. Demuth & Co. in industrial democracy," 8:50-63. "Field Hospitals and their value on construction work" (Cleary) 9:571- 575. . Fieslnger, E. H.: "The Safety educa- . tion of ,the foreigner--a problem fpr. the chemical industry," 9:508- 509. Filling. Station: . '.`Static hazards In gasoline handling" (Naylor arid Ramsey) 12:738. Films: (See Moving. Pictures in Safety Work.) Filter Presses; ``Accident hazards in operating fitter presses" (Crass) 10:201-202. Finance Committee Report. (See Treasurer's Report. "Fire drills and fire alarm drill signal systems" (Sanford) 9:448-453: 941- 946. Fire Extinguishers: Chemical, 8:8S9: 890-891; 9:479. Foam and steam as fire extinguish ers, 11:694-696. In "Fire hazards in churn and spreader rooms" (Milne) 12:1017- 1018.- In "Fire protection In steel mills and foundries" (Woltz), 12:572-578. In "Marine fire hazards" (Tits- worth) 12:511-513. - Oil fires, 9:948. Oil Industry use. 11:676-679. Tags on fire extinguishers with warnings, 10:164. Use of tetrachloride, 13:1020. 31 Fire Prevention: BItner fire. In "Functions and practical use of liquefied carbon dioxide in fight ing mine fires" (Jones) 12:632-642. "Carbon dioxide in marine fires" (Jones) 12:542-548. Discussion on Argonaut fire, 12:646- 647. Discussion on searchlights- In fire fighting in mines, 14:pt. 1, 622. "Effective means of using rescue ap paratus In the fighting of mine fires" (Ryan) 8:871-877. . Electric circuits for exit lights, 9:948. ."Experiences in a coal mine fire" (Gillette) 10:442-445. Fire drills, 9:453-454. "Fire drills and fire alarm and drill signal systems" (Sanford) 9:448- 453. "Fire hazards In chum and spreader room" (Milne) 12:1012-1018. "Fire protection In lumber yards and woodworking plants" (Brock- wfell) 12:1138. "Fire prevention in oil properties" . (Epps) 13:695-707. "Fire hazards In woodworking plants" (Newell) 10:890-898. "Fire hazards of rubber factories dependent on humidity" (Hoxie) 10:687-688. ; "Fire prevention"-' (Fleming) 10:161- 164. "Fire prevention and fighting in anthracite mines" (Jacobs) 10:430- 433. "Fire prevention and .fighting in the anthracite mines" (Otto) 10:434- 437. "Fire - prevention and fighting in metal mines" (Wolflin) 10:445-453. ' "Fire protection in steel mills and foundries" (W-oltz) 12:573-578. "Fire prevention in woodworking plants" (Springer) 13:1186-1192. Foam and steam as fire extinguish ers, 11:694-696. "Fuel oil--the elimination of all haz ards incident to its handling" (Weller) 14:pt. 1, 478-483. "Functions and practical use of liquefied carbon dioxide in fight ing mine fires" (Jones) 12:632642. . Gas main hazard. 9:1057. How to extinguish coke fire, 10:164165. "In anthracite and mines and nec essary equipment for fighting mine fires" (Price) 8:885-888. In "Effective safety methods in the marketing division of the petro leum Industry" (Singleton) 13:7-H- 745. In "Mine rescue and .recovery oper ations" (Woodburn) 9:840-850. In mines. 8:880-885; 888-893. ~ In "Safety in the use of explosives" (Greensfelder) 13:601-602. Tn "What Boy Scouts can do for safety" (Barclay) 8:1011-1014. In woodworking plants, 10:899. Inspection of equipment, 9:947-948. "Marine fire hazards" (TItsworth) 12:604-513. "Mine fire prevention, ad fighting In (Seip) 11:501-509. Fire Prevention--Continued "Aline fire prevention and. .fighting in bituminous coal mines" (Reed) 10:437-442. Mines and mining:. 9:858-872. "Preventing: lumber yard fires" (Gold-water) 11:1028-1031. Report ojl the Committee on Static Electricity (Paine) 14:pt. 1. 200203. Resolution on fire hose threads, 14 :pt. 1, 208. "Risks in handling and storing coal, oil, and by-products" (Paige) 10: 646-653. "Safety and fire prevention" (Ed wards) 13:1073-1079. Use of gas analysis in fighting fires, 10:453-454. Fireproof clothing, 8:384-385. First Aid: Aid to gassed men, 31:471473. Cement industry, 8:386-391. `'Central mine rescue stations" (Sparka) 14:pt. 1, 603-613. Contents of first-aid kit. In "Safety efficiency in relation to woodwork ing plants" (Chesworth) 10:863. "Desirability for standardizing mine rescue training and plan for stand ardization" (Parker) 8:854-857. "Development of accident prevention and first-aid work in the telephone field" (Downey) 10:659-664. Discussion, 10:176-177; 665: 11:231239; 103-*-1033: 14:pt. 1, 687-688. Discussii on mine rescue, 14:pt. -1, 622-626; 630-631. "Effective means of using rescue ap paratus in the fighting of mine fires" (Ryan) 8:871-877. "First aid stations underground" (Sayers) 10:484-488. First aid stations underground, 10: 488-489. In "Accident prevention in a mal leable iron foundry" (Church) 8: 723-724. In "Accident prevention work in the Bell Telephone Svstem (Elstrum) 13:965-966. In "Accident records and how to keep them" (Auel) 13:84. In "Cooperation of the medical de partment and the safety depart ment" (Cromwell) 13:633-634. In Discussion (Helvin) 13:972-973. In "Maintaining safety interest at the Old Dominion Company" (Tallon) 12:655. In "Minimizing personal injury acci dents" (Bennett) 11:824-825. "Industrial surgery and first-aid" (McCann) 10:174-177. Kits used by Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation, 9:1040. "Maintaining -safety interest at mines" (Gillett and Denny) 11:546- . 548. . "Mine rescue and recovery opera tions" OWoodburn) 9:840-850. "Minimum standards of first aid" (Shoudy) 11:418-423. "Physical examination, first aid and care of the injured at cement plants" (Coleman) 8:363-368. `.`Requirements of rescue training for metal miners" (Woodburn) 9:850857. "Standardization of first-aid training and first-aid contests in mining" (Shields) 9:784-789. Training, 9:790;793-797. "Transportation of the injured in the mining industry" (Sayers) 10: 323-329. Types of splints, 10:335. "Value of first-aid Instruction" in "Industrial surgeon as safety en gineer" (Condit) 11:309-310. "Value of mine rescue manoeuvers" (Gregory) 14 :pt, l, 613-622. First Aid Contest: List of medals, 8:951. Mining, 9:790-797. Rules governing first-aid contests, 10:496-498. "Standardization of first-aid and first-aid contests, with lists of qualified professional and lay judges" (Shield*) 19:495-498. Fisher, Boyd: "What a service man ager think* of safety." 10:333-835. Fisher, P. W.: Discssoioa of Mr. Warnick'a paper. 11.374-S7*. "Hazards In line construction, han dling poles, erectiae pole*, and re construction of old and antiquated lines," 9:1033-194*. Fisher, Dr. J. C.: MalSneerTng Involv ing the problem of ao-tting the sick or Injured employee hack to work" 8:681-693. Fitch, H. S-: Discussion of "The problems of system operation from the safety standpoint," 14:pt. 1. 923-925. Fitch, W. N.: "Industrial sanitation," 9:1157-1165. ./? "Fixing responsibility and penalizing' those responsible for accidents,and rewarding those showing ability in time of accidents" (Foster) 9: 1079-1086. "Ilxing the responsibility for ar: ac cident" (Mulligan) 9:726-734. Flat foot, 8:631. Fleming, T. A.: 10:161-164. "Fire prevention^ Floors: Accidents caused by slippery floors, 9:1311-1315. Cards showing safe loads, 9:1133. Corrugated floors In tacking room in a tannery, 10:534. Discussion, 12:1123-1124. Discussion on paper and pulp mil! hazard, 12:704-705. Floor of color room, 10:831. How to prevent slipping on floors. In "Safety engineering in the tex tile plant" (King) 10:820. In "Accident prevention and sever ity in the meat packing industry" (Callum) 14:pt. 1. 659-660. In "Reducing accidents caused by machinery and chemical burns" (Scnwarze) 13:640. In "Some accident experience in the dye industry" (Massey) 8:478-479. Packing houses, 8:955-956. Rubber industry. 9:1140-1145. 33 Floors--Continued "Slipping;, and falling; hazards" (Mowery) 11:603-604. "Slipping;-, and falling; hazards in packing; plants" (McClellan)' 12: 680-681. Textile mills, 8:1350. "Treatment for slippery floors," 11:601. See also Housekeeping, Shop. Flowers, Ida: "Correlation of safety with English," 13:343-351. Flue Gas: In "Functions and prac tical use of liquefied carbon diox ide in fighting fires" (Jones) 12: 643, Flywheels: `Flywheel explosions and their prevention" (Tolsted) 11:396- 404. Report of Committe j (Tolsted) 12: 411; 13:438. Focal Infections: (See Dental work.) Fogg, O. H-: "Cooperation In accident prevention work," 14:pt. 1, 842847. Fonda, G. T.: "How to promote safety education in a plant," 9.7478- Report of Chairman of Engineering Section. 12:401-402. Report of Vice President in Charge of Sectional Activities, 12:13-20. Reports on safety codes, 12:411-412. Foot protection In foundries, 8:736. Ford. Dr. C. E.: American Associa tion of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons, Minutes, 12:433-482. American Association of Industrial .Physicians and Surgeons, 11:43- 100 Annual address of the President of the American Association of In dustrial Physicians and Surgeons. 12:69-77. "Coordination of industrial, and com munity health activities," 3:667678. Joint Session of the American Asso ciation of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons `and the National Safety Council, 12:41-67. In "Engineer and Conservation" (Little) 12:398. Ford Motor Company s method of safety education (Shaw) 8:336-339. Foreign Languages), Signs fn, 8:963. Foreign Women: "How we interest foreign women." (Downey) 13:926928. Foreign Workmen: Americanization. 9:509-511. Discussion, 12:147-151; 14:pt. 1, 540. Education in' accident prevention, 9:512-613. Education of, 11:816. In "Health surveillance of workmen exposed to Industrial poisons" (Doepke) 9:553-554.. "Health education of our foreign families" (Colcord 13:471-480. "Immigrant's part" (Rieg) 8:107-113. In "Function of the safety man in Industry" (Chingj 12:947-949. In "True causes of mine accidents" (Adams) 11:492-493. "Mine accidents; English speaking vs. . non-English . speaking em ployees" (Fay) 8:807-821. 33 "Principles and methods of the Americanization m o v e m n t" (Burns) 8:97-196. Relation of inability to speak the English language to accidents, 8: 849-851. . Relation tO^safety work, 9:562-563. See also Americanization. Foremen: Discussion, 12:897; 14:pt. 1, 1009-1010. Discussion on how to sell safety, 12:290-291. Vi Duties, 8:309-310; 10:54. "Duties and responsibilities of fore men and men in advisory positions with, reference to the safety of men under their Jurisdiction (Malioc) 9:672-676. Education, 8:240-250. "Educating the worker" (Hoube) 13:104-108. "Effective means of focusing the reaponBibUity for the prevention of accidents upon foremen" (Easley) 8:1115-1117. Entertainment at foremen yhenl.*, 10:348-350. Expense of foremen's schools,. 10:343. "Fixing the responsibility for an ac cident" (Sfniligan) 3:736-734. "Foreman" 3-933-1 not. "Foreman and bn? r"sconsibility for employees" CWrilhinswsn; 1:641- 443. "TnreSfr.q h'a ,_.j .:n a -JS\ r-- r y " iJfjtrfieHi ;i ;;.t. ttHid-pino. --determining- far tor" '< : -3:>:t. "Err?men--i he determining factor" .'GiU-.erti 10 134 -137. "Foremen --determining factor" 3:71-74. "Foremen's: responsibility for acci dents'" (Lund) 14:pt.l, 1103-1104. Goggles worn as an example, 9:515. "How to conduct a school for safety supervisors and foremen" (3tanion) 8:233-240. -How to make safety meetings In teresting" (Shattuck) 8:988-991. "Improving foreman3hip" ^Struck) 11:621-624. In "Die construction--the real safety of punch prea3 work" (Kaems) 8: 324-325. In Discussion (Kelvin) 13:973-974. In "Experience of a large city In .local council work" (Smith) 8:210- 211 In "Factory safety discipline" (Col lins) 14 :pt. 1, 1104-1105. In "Getting safety to belong" (Mur phy) 12:729-730. In "How the worker can be edu cated by the foreman" (Prusslng) 14 :pt- 1, 151-155. In "How to organize 'for safety in a woodworking plant" (Thompson) 12:1130-1131. In "Importance of proper Inspection of tools used in shops and by maintenance of way gangs" (LaFountatnel 8:1307-1308. In "New employee" (Kelley) 14:pt. 1, 149. Foreman--Continued ' In "Personal element In safety from the standpoint of the foundry'1 (Moffett) 9:703-705. ; In ``Report of accident causes and remedies committee" . (Rutland) 12:877-879. In "Securing cooperation . of em ployes in safety work". (North) 13:645-646. Inspection of tools. 8:1308-1309; 1311. "Managers' and foremen's responsi bilities" (Murbach) 10:541-543. Meetings, 8:495-496. Organization of foremen's schools (Price) 10:345-347. . ' Qualifications of a good foreman. In "Managers' and foremen's respon sibilities" (Murbach) 10:542-643. Responsibility for accidents, S:-956_ Responsibility for prevention Of ac cidents, 8:1117-1120. Rulebooks in woods opeiatrons, 8: 1431. " Rules for foremen, 12:890-891. "Safety from an operating stand point" (Meyers) 11:952-964. "Safety schools and thfeir accom plishments" (Oartel) 11:85-86. "Securing of cooperation of foremen for safety" (Eaton) 12:671-675. Selling safety to, 14:pt. 1, 544-545. : Success of safety work depends on -'. foremen and. doctor. 1 In "Accident prevention from a medical stand point" (Lipman) 10:500-502. "Supervision as a factor in accident prevention" (DeBIois) 8:132-137. "Value of foremen's instructions to new employee" (McClellan) 9:949- 953. Forstall, Walter: "Accident cases from the standpoint of the em ployee responsible for the acci dent," 9:1088-1089. Forster, H. W.: "Accident preven tion in the home." 12:861-863. "Impressions," 9:179-181. "Engineering factor," 10:60-66. "On what basis should volume and nature of benefits l>e determined," 14:pt- 1, 444-445. "Safety engineer--his privileges and opportunities," 13:128-132. Foster, William: "Fixing responsibil ity and penalizing those responsi ble for accidents and rewarding those showing ability . in time of accidents," 9:1079-1086: Pouhy, J. K.: "Reducing accidents costs in waterfront work--the con flict between compensation and admiralty laws," 13:530-536.. Foundries: "Accident prevention in a malleable iron foundry" (Church) - 8:720-725.. ... ____-- "Building a safety organization in a foundry" (Salisbury) 9:688-691. Cable slings or chains for handling hot'loads in a foundry,1.10:376. Discussion on method of' charging cupola, 14:pt. 1, 559. "Electrical hazards in foundries and steel mills" (Greenwood) 10:372376. "Elimination of steam during pour ing" (Shaw) 10:368-372. .. "Fire protection in steel mills and foundries" (Woltz) 12:573-578. "Personal element in a safety pro gram for the foundry" (Gartiand) 8:726-733. "Personal element in safety from the standpoint of the foundry" (Moffett) - 9:697-707. "Protective devices and clothing for foundry workmen" (Walters) 13: 555-562. "Safe handling of molten metal in the...foundry" (Ballard). I4:pt. 1, 545-549."Safe practices in-pouring in'a foun dry" (Roof) 10:365-368. . "Scene in a foundry," 12:151-156. ' "Suggestions outlining functions of safety committee" (Kessler) 8:733- 736. Pout, G. B.: Remarks on American ization, 8:116-118. Fowler, H. C.: "Review of the pe troleum accident records in Okla homa during 1923," 13:727-737. Fox,. F. F.: Discussion of Mr.' Chas. worth's paper, .10:863-865. "Fractures incident to occupation" (Moorhead) 9:123-127. Frame, R.: "Fatal accidents--are they due to faulty mechanical equipment or appliances or to carelessness or both?" 14:pt. 1, 249-256. "Hazards in cement stockhouses, packing and shipping depart ments," 8:393-395. Framingham Community Health and Tuberculosis Demonstration: In "What has been done for the health of the industrial worker in Framingham?" (Armstrong) 10: 114-119. ' Frarapton, A. E.: "Using a camera to promote safety," 10:543-547. Francis, Dr. L. M.: "Eye injuries," 12:193-199. Frank, A. A.: "Broader field for safety work." 9:1177-1182. Frater, W. IT.: 9:18-20. Treasurer's report, Freeman, J. P.: ``Boy Scouts and safety first," 9:349-353. "Report of the Boy Scouts of Amer ica to the N. S. C., 10:589-590. Frechtling, L.: "Health service work in paper and pulp mills," .13:873680. Frequency Rates: Statistics.) (See ` Accidents, Fries, A. A.: ``What the chemical in dustry of the country means to the chemical warfare service," 14:pt. 1, 306-314. Fuel Oil: (See Oil Company Safety.) Fuller, J. J.: 12:770-774. "Charting a course;" Fumes and Vapors, Irritating: Dis cussion,' 10:191. In "My experience with certain in dustrial poisons" (Boos) . 14:pt. 1, 338-339. . "Industrial ventilation as applied to dust and fume removal" (Nichols) 11:255-259. 34 "Fundamental principles of safeguardtag" (Williams) 8:303-303. "Fundamental requirements for suc cessful medical work in industry" (Sawyer) 9:146-152. "Fundamentals of safeguarding" (Beyer) 9:81-84. ... "Fundamentals of our industrial safety problem" (Davis) 13:39-42. Gaddis. H. L.: "Tracing the real causes of accidents," 9:454-457. Galaty,' S. 2d.: "What sort of a fel low should a real safety leader be?" 14ipt. 1. 995-997. Gallus, F. S.: "Hazards met in an thracite stripping." 9:909-912. Garages: Fire in Pittsburgh garage, 13:737-738. Poster, 13:751. Gartland, M. F.: "Personal element In a safety program for the foun dry," 8:726-733. Galloway, C. ~ .: "Importance of safety in "oed operation,'* 10: 731-742. Ganzert, W. Working machinery; use of ha. ' tools, burns, scalds and punctures," 10:805-806. Games: "Traffic games In the pri mary grades" (Boland) 12:327-329. Garment Workers: "Physical exami nation of fifty thousand garment workers" (Price) 12:463-468. Gas: Rules for blue gas. 12:895. "Gas and fume removal in the chem ical Industry" (Szamatolski) 9:526- 531. Gas Holders: In "Risks in handling and storing coal, oil, and by-prod ucts" (Paige) 10:651. Gas Cylinders: "Safe handling of toxic gas cylinders In chemical plants and laboratories" (Kistner) 14:pt. 1. 325-329. . . Gas Industry: ''Accident hazards when laying "gas mains" (Carter) 9:1053-1057. Accident statistics, 9:1105: "Accidents to meter readers 'and other employees on equipment out side the company's premises" (Tewksbury) 9:1099-1105- Baltimore ordinance, 13:978. Detection of leaks, 9:1058; 1103. Discussion of Col. Fogg's paper (Mix) 14:pt. 1, 847-849. Discussion on gas appliances, 13: eae_qqn Hazards,' 8:1108-11141 "Inspection of plants of gas com panies" (Bliss). 8:1102-1107. New York bill pending, 13:979. "Preventing accidents In gas plants ' (Connor) 8:1096-1098. "Prevention of personal Injuries during the construction of gas, electric and other plants" (Cris- fleld) 12:907-920. "Selection and safe Installation of gas appliances" (Mitchell) 13:977- 982. Gas masks: (See Masks, Respira tors.)' ` ' Gas poisoning: ' Accident statistics, 8:1074. : In "Safe practices In blast furnace operations" (Touzalin) 8:720-723. Oil industry Investigations, 11:683- 690. Gas Pumping: Rules for power house and gas pumping, 12:895. Gases: Common gases on board ships. In 'Uses of the all-purpose can ister gas masks aboard ships" (Mcpride) 12:522-533. Refrigeration: "Development of do mestic Ice machines and relative hazard of refrigerant gases used" (Copeland) 13:501-505. "Safe handling and use of cutting and- welding gases" (Smith) 13: 563-571. Gasoline: Discussion on use of gaso line over spreading machine, 12: 232. In "Safe handling of solvents" (Smith) 12:230-231. "Static hazards in gasoline han dling" (Naylor and Ramsey) 12: 734-741. "Safe handling of volatile liquids in rubber factories." 10:709-714. See also Electricity, Static; Fife Prevention. Gates. A. R.: "Ca-e in the construc tion and maintenance of overhead lines." 10:674-680. Gates--Hydraulic: In "Hazards in hydro-electric plants" (Bauhan) 10:642. Gears: Safeguarding, 8:305-306; 9: 1139-1140: 10:148. Geier. Dr. O. P.: Discussion, 13:499- 492. "Future of industrial medicine in a labor policy." 9:107-112. General Federation of Women's Clubs: Suggested safety program, 13:928- 929. General Managers' Annual report: (See National Safety Council.) General Session: Minutes. 14:pt. 1. 91-112. Gibbs. E. A.: "Safety in steel erec tion," 8:509-514. Giddings, H. G.: "Relation of indus trial surgeon to family physician," 12:78-84. Glclley, W. W.: "Matiagement and training of men," 8:826-832. Giibreth, Mrs. F. B.:' "Fatigue prob lems in industry." 13:466-471. Giibreth, F. B,, and Giibreth, B. M.: "Fatigue study--a first step in safety work." 10:837-843. "Practical methods of reducing fa tigue." 9:417-419. Gillette. G. M.: "Experiences In a coal mine fire," 10:442-445. "Safety in underground transporta tion In coal mines--mine cars," 12:623-626. Gillette, G. M., and Denny, E. H.: "Maintaining safety interest at mines," 11:542-553. QIIlHlan, Strickland: "Spice of life," 13:133-139. Gilmore, F. F., Jr.: Discussion on ac cident report forms, 14:pt. 2, 85-86. Discussion on examinati on of drivers, 14:pt. 2, 121-122. Gloves: Discussion on rubber gloves, 12:921-922. In "Electric starting devices and fuses with reference to safety" (MacWIlliams) 13:623. Rubber, 8:1124, 1131, 1132-1134. 35 Gloves--Continued Rubber, leather, and canvas stoves versus protective preparations, 19: 206. Should -warmers and mixers In the rubber Industry wear gloves? 10: 690. Gnadinger, O. F.: "Safety In the transportation department--in the yard" 14:pt. 1, 1039-1042. Goggles: Anti-fogging preparation, 9:652-623:526. Discussion. 11:166-174; 179-180; 14:pt. 1, 1042-1045. Discussion of use in railroad shops, 13:1114. Discussion on eye protection in metal working plants, 13:174-180. ' Discussion on getting men to wear goggles, 14 :pt. 1, 227-228. Discussion on goggle problem, 12: 179. Discussion on goggle problem (Sterne) 12:177-178. Discussion on goggle for chemical industry, 12:263. Discussion on rules for wearing, 14 :pt. 1, 159-160. "Eye injuries" (Guilbert) 11:165-168. "Goggle problem in chemical plants" (Kershaw) 9:513-518. "Goggle problem in a paper mill" (Steffen) 11:626-629. In foundries, 14:pt. 1. 549-550. Miners. 14:pt. 1. 592-593. Persuading employees. 8:520. "Safety in the woodroom" (Drumb) 11:631-638. Sterilization, 9:519-520; 13:179-180. "Testing of goggles for protection against radiant energy" (Oakes) 8*782-789. Use in chemical plants. 9:519-520. Use in construction, 11:290-292. Use In oil 'industry, 11:675-676: 679- 682. Use in packing houses of cement piants, 8:401-403. ITse for caustic workers, 10:204. "Wear goggles or be fired*' (ICuech- enmeister) 11:169-172. Wearing goggles on railroad work, 14 :pt. 1, 544. See also Eye Protection. Colter, 8:631. Goldie. -T. H.: Standardization of guards (experience of the automo tive group) 8:346-351. Goldsborough. A. S.: Public safety from citizen's viewpoint," 12:825- 830. Goldwater, G. S.: "Preventing lum beryard fires," 11:1028-1031. Goodale, Ur. Walter: Address of wel come, 12:452-453. Goodspeed. M. C.: "Plant housekeep ing," I4:pt. 1, 1105-1106. "Train machine operators In safe methods." 12:1144-1145. Goodwin, W. S.: "Personal paths to greater safety," 14:pt. 1, 5-52. Gordon. A. H.: Prayer, 12:5. Gordon. Isaiah: "Concrete results from scientific accident preven tion," 14:pt. 1, 903-908. "Interesting school children in safety on the streets," 13:388-391. Gosling. Thomas: "Interesting the teacher in safety education," 13: 332-336. Grade Crossings: Accident statistics, 9:266-267. Accidents. In "Importance <of safety In railroad operation" (Galloway) 10:735-736; 738-741. Accidents. In "Value of public bul letins as preventive measures" (Brennan) 10:777-778. "Bumps as deterrents to careless motorists," 10:782. "Careful-crossing campaign." (Rowe) 11:974-979; 12:61-66. Committee on highway grade cross ing accidents of A. B. A., 10:767. "Development of safety-on the rail roads" (Carter) 13:1068-1073. Discussion, 8:1282-1289; 10:774-775; 784-785; 12:1070-1073. Discussion on crosses, 14:pt. 1, 1049- 1060. "Elimination of traffic hazards in highway improvement" (Blanch ard) 11:782-783. "Gates, distance signs, and crossing watchmen as protection at high way grade crossings" (MetcaiTe) 10:768-771; In "Dividends of Safety" (Gray) 14:nt. l, 121. In "The engineer and public safety work" (Mack) 9:266-267. In "Acquiring a safety conscience*' (Allison) 13:1124-1125. Daw of Illinois, 10:783-784. Locomotive whistle, 12:1072-1073. Methods of making safe, 9:267-269. "Prevention of accidents at highway crossings" (Reynolds) 8:1277-1282. Prevention of highway crossing ac cidents committee report, I4:pt. l, 968-971. "Progress in standardization sighs and signals" (Talbert) 11:773-777. Report of Committee on Prevention of Highway Crossing Accidents (Brennan) 12:1026-1029. "Safety at highway crossings through legislation" (RIdgway) 10:779-782. Signals, 9:1284-1285. "Standardizing railroad crossing signs and grade crossings" (Mes senger) 10:259-265. Grade Crossings--Signs and Signals: Discussion, 8:1286-1289; 10:771-773; 11:1005. "Gate, distance signs, and 'crossing watchmen as protection at high way grade crossings" (Metcalf) 10:768-771. See also Railroads. Graef, H. H.: Report of Bulletin Com mittee of Rubber Section, 12:946. Graham, G. M.: Toastmaster, Ban quet, 14:pt. 1, 113-134. Graham, R. N.: "Overcoming, the haz ards of motor bus operation." 13: 359-364. "Grain dust explosion (Price) 9:311-318. hazards" 3G V Grant, H. F.i "Cooperation in safetyanions' trade and other associa tions," 13:21-25. Grau, P. A.: Banquet, 9:167-183. Graves, Mark: "Establishing- a motor vehicle bureau for the state of New' York.'' 13 :873-S76. Gray, C. R.: "Dividends of safety/* 14:pt. 1, 116-122. Green, N. B.: Address of welcome, 13:8. Green, X/. P.: Discussion of Wr. Har- tenstien's paper, U:pt 1, 963-965. . Greensfolder, N. S.: "Safety in the use of explosives,'* 13:598-605. Greenwood, C. B.: "Selection and safe- Installation of electric appli ances/' 13:990-1003. Greenwood, Walter: "Electrical haz ards in foundries and steel mills,'* 10:372-376. Gregory, P. C.: "Value of mine res cue manoeuvers," 14:pt. 1, 613-622. Grewsome Bulletins. (See Bulletins.) Griffith, V. A.: "Results obtained In the manufacture of lumber by tbe adoption of a plan of safety or ganization, 9:1846-1351. Grinding. "Wheels: Wheels.) . (See Abrasive Grodzki, J. F.: Report of Committee for Cooperation with other Agen cies, 12:1024-1025. Group Insurance: Group. (See Insurance, Gruver, 33.: "Organization and func tion of the demonstration center," 13:931-935. Guards: "Close-ups on paper mill, guarding" (Jones) I4:pt. 1, 716- 718. Discussions. 12:1177-1179. Discussion on state requirements, 14:pt. 1, 719. "Elimination of transmission haz ards in older wood-working mills" (Farm) 14:pt. 1, 1098-1101. "Engineering revision and mechan ical safeguarding" (Beck) 14:pt. 1, 136-1*2. "Fatal accidents--are they due to faulty mechanical equipment or appliances or to carelessness"- or both?" (Frame) 14:pt- 1, "249-256. Rules for design, purchase and con struction, 12:889-890. "Safety rules and development of safety guards in the plant of. the Great Southern Dumber Company" (Jennings) 14:pt. 1, 1107-1109. , Guards for machinery, see also Safe guarding; Testing Safety Devices. Guerrant, R. - H.: "Paper mill acci dent records," 9:1011-1017. Guest, .Edgar A..: "Address," 11:136144. Guilbert. .Harry: . "Eye injuries/' 11: 165-168. "Foreman--the determining factor" 10:134-137. "Organizing, .for- safety in a wood working. plant," 10:859-860. Guillotine Paper Cutters: (Paine) 12:405-411. Report Guion, U. D.: Address of welcome, I4;pt. 1, 354. Gunn, J. N.: "Safety and tbe man," 9:1114-1118. Gunnis, R. J.; "How to foster loy alty to company and to country," 9:252-253. Hadsell, XL. R.: Report of committee on award systems. 13:380-385. Hate, Isaiah: "Cooperation with rail road labor organizations," 9:12091217. Discussion of "Benefits accruing to the railroad trainmen due to or ganized safety upon the Ameri can railroad," 14:pt. 1, 1022-1023. "Mental causes of personal inju ries," 12:1039-1052. Hall, D.: Discussion on examination of drivers, 14:pt. 2, 120-121. Hall, D. D.: "Experience rating of . contractors' risks, 10:207-210. Hall, R. D.: Remarks on American ization, 8:118-120. Hall, W. S.: "Construction, operation and maintenance of overhead elec tric traveling cranes," 13:640-549. Hall-Guest, A. P.: "Safety education and its relation to training for cit izenship," 13:65-69. Halpin, T. F.: "No-accident month campaigns," 13:190-195. Hamilton, Dr. Alice: Discussion on blood test for tetracblormethane poisoning, 12:221. "Study of factory sanitation in for eign dye works," 8:436-448. Hand, E. F.: "Practical safety super vision in tbe merchant marine," 13:518-522. Handling Materials; "Aerial tram ways and safety" (Carstarphen) 11:580-584. Coal handling.. In "Saxe practices in by-product coke plants" (Mar- quafd) 10:378. Discussion bn paper and pulp mill hazard, 12:706-708.. In "Safe practice in rolling mills" (Johnson) 10:390. "Handling liquid chlorine" (Bart- lett) 10:558-561. "Handling material" (Ralston) 11; 185-191. "Handling of material"- (Martens) 9:1128--1131. "Handling of solvents" (Wright) 14 :pt. 1, 943-948. - "Hazard .of coal mine haulage de railment'- (Hosfcfii) 12:617-621. , In "Hazards in cement stockhouses, packing and shipping depart ments" (Frame) 8:397-398. In "Hazards of the punch press de partment other than on the ma chine" - (Dittmer) 14:pt. 1,- 233-234-. In "Safety factors in the use of ex plosives in cement rock quarry- . .ing" (Snelling). 8:405-406, In. "Sulphate and sulphite hazards" (Riis) 8:967-968. Paper and pulp Industry. 9:999-1000. Piling crude rubber, 9:1133-1134.. Poles for electric lines. 9:1040-1041. "Risks in handling and storing coal.-' oil, and by-products" - (Paige) 10:646-653. 37 Handling- Materials--Continued Rules for coke handling department, 12*893 "Safe "handling of materials in chemical plants" (Whitman) 11:245-249. "Safe handling of molten metal in the foundry*1 (Ballard) 14:pt. 1, 545-549." "Safe handling of solvents" (Smith) 12:225-231- "Safe handling of toxic gas cylin ders in chemical plants and labor atories" (Kistner) 14:pt. 1, 325- 329. "Safe practices in acetylene and oxygen welding" (Smith) 11:192- 204. "Safe transportation of aclda in car boys and drums" (Crass) 12:239- 242. "Safety in mine locomotive haul age" (Mac Williams) 12:597-603. "Safety in underground transporta tion at coal mines--Tracks" (Brosky) 12:606-615. "Safety In underground, transporta tion in coal mines--mine cars" (Gillette and Heed) 12:623-626. "Safety in underground transporta tion in metal mines" (Shove) 12:592-595. Transformers, 9:1046. "Underground, transport" (Reese) 11:533-538. "Underground transport in metal mines" (Eaton) 11:526-633. Handling Materials--Trucks: Discus sion of "Auto and hand trucks; their hazards and . remedies,"- 11:600-602. Hanrahan, Mary: Explanation of Cleveland, schools safety demon stration, 8:172-176. Hanrahan, M. T.: "How a. delivery organization can reduce accidents to' the. public.11 12:490-494. Hanson, E. M.: "Home accidents and their prevention;11 14:pt. 2, 156- 160. Hardin, C. B-: "Advertising campaign to reduce automobile and street car accidents," 9:643-647. Harding, W. G.: Message, 11:26. Harmon. James: Discussion on Mr. Williams' paper. 13:374-376. Harrington, D.: "First- year of Utah's drastic coal mine- regulations," 14 :pt. 1, 596-601. Harris, E. M.: ^'Getting on or off en gines or cars, falling from engines or' cars, struck or run over by engines or cars," 10:803-805. Hart. Xj. V.: "What safety has done for the shopmen,11 14:pt. 1, .988- 991. Hartenstien." IF1.: "Why are we assem bled--what ' is our goal?" I4:pt. 1, .961-963. Hartford, ' E.: - Report of' Committee on Chapter Activities, 14:pt. 1, . 183-185... - Hartman, E. J.: "Proposed- safety '-building code," 11:312-314. Hartman,' Dr. W. ' E.: "Economic ' Viewpoint upon - syphilis in indus try,1; 12:453-460. ' Harvey, Julian: operation of community 12:346-348. Discussion on ``Co electric railways in safety activities," Haskins, B. D.: Chairman: Electric Railway Section. 11:341-365. Hatch, J. N.: "Selling safety to op erators of . wood-working ma chines," 11:1049-1051. Haulage, see Handling Materials. Haven, R. C.: "Accident facts as a basis for preventive measures." 13:881-887. Hawes, G. H.: "Standardization of statistics," 10:182-184. Hawkins, Frank: "Application of workmen's compensation act in Canadian sawmill and logging operations," 8:1437-1440."' Hayhurst, E. K.: "Use of carbon- tetrachloride vSrf carbon-bisul phide in industry." .14:pfc. 1, 294- Hayward, C. 33.: "Essentials of a safety organization," 8:287-290. "Hazards -in building additions to power plants protecting opera tors and equipment (Mulligan) 9:1059-1062. "Hazards in line construction, handl ing poles, erecting poles and 're construction of old and antiquated lines" (Fisher) 9:1038-1046. '`Hazards! in. the tanning (industry and their remedies" . (Bonsib) 9:923-930. "Hazards met In * (anthracite strip ping" (Gallus) 9:909-912. "Hazards met in open-cut mining" (Charlton) 9:900-909. "Hazards of conveying ' machinery" (Drummond) 9:938: -. "Hazards of quarries" - (Boucher) 9:486-495. Head Gates, see Gates, .Hydraulic. ' Headlights: . Minneapolis headlight focusing station, 10:613-615.- -- Regulation of headlights in-.IMilwau- kee (Rumsey) 10:815-616. "Health and accident hazards in the clothing Industry" (Price) 11:- 1009-1012. Health: "Health education of bur for eign families1' (Colcord) 13:471- 480. "Keep well people well" (Caroth- ers) 12:45-50. ' See also Physical Examination of Employees. Health and Sanitation, Meeting of. General session, 10:97-120. . "Health and Sanitation in the Tan nery" (Pope) 10:530-534. "Health education In industry" " (Evans) 8:660-667. Health hazards in the rubber - indus try. Report, 9:1118-1122; 10:714- 715;. 11:891-900; ' 12:892-993. Health in Schools, -Teaching, 10:340. Health Service Section: History (Quinby) 11:417-418, . . . .' Industrial dermatoses committee, 8:679-681. ,. Joint sessions with' American Asso ciation of Industrial . Physicians and Surgeon, Minutes, 12:433-482. Minutes, 8:613-716; 9:86-165;- 10:295- 342; 11:417-444; ^2:63-100;': 13:455- 492; 14:pt. 1, 69-90; '~ 38 .Health Service Section--Continued Nominating- Committee report. 8:678-679; 9:107; 10:322; 11:444; 12:462; 13;492. Health' supervision ' of employees: "Accident -. prevention. from a medical standpoint" (Llpmanl 10:499-503. "Accidents in woodworking: indus tries" (Kuhn) 11:1036-1041. "Aims and ideals of the. plant physician" . (Ash) 11:926-931. "Adequate records of lost time in industry due to sickness" (New man) 10:296-303. "Can sick-benefit associations prof itably engage In disease preven tion work?" (Thompson and Brundage) 12:438-446. "Combining of health and accident " services by Industry" (White) 14:pt. 1, 744-749. "Coordination of industrial and community' health . activities" (Ford) 8:667-678. Comparison of disabilities from sickness and accident" (Rector) 11:385-391. Cost, of health - supervision .in. In dustry, 8:675-676. "Critical analysis of health and ac cident experience for a twelve year -period'' in a public utility" (Moses) 14 :pt. 1. 414-428 Discussion, 11:310-312; 373-375. Discussion (Geier) 13:490-492. "Doctor and patient vs. employer and employe e" (Burlingame) 9:85-91. "Doctor's office and its relation- to absence from work" (Lipman) 11:592-596. "Effect of physical examination on . the health and welfare of em ployees" (Dublin) 12:365-369. ``Bndicott-Johnson medical service * (O'Neil} 12:469-475. "Factory housekeeping from the -'standpoint of the worker's health" (Barr) 11:99-102. "Fundamental requirements for successful medical work in indus try" (Sawyer) 9:146-152. "Future of industrial medicine in a labor policy" (Geler) 9:107-112. "Health education in industry" (Evans) 8:660-667. "Health service work in paper and pulp mills (Freehtling) 13:673- 680. "Health surveillance of workmen exposed to industrial poisons" (Doepke) 9:552-554. "Heat hazards In industry" (Mc- Kinstry) 12:77-78. "How a medical department may contribute to safety in the chem ical Industry" (Slater) 13:255-261. "Human conservation--a national necessity" (Wells) 9:41-48. In "Reducing accidents and mini mizing injuries" (Drummond) 12:678-679. In "Supervision of . women indus trial "workers" (Downes).; 8:1397- 1398: :; In "What bas been done for the ' health of the industrial worker in Framingham?" (Armstrong) 10:117-118. "Industrial clinics in general hos pitals" (Edsall) 8:655-660. "Industrial demaloses, their sources types, and control" (Pusey) 8 -.632-642. "Industrial health as a purchasable commodity" (Schram) 13:455-466. ' "Industrial health hazards" (Lauf- fer) 8:614-631. "industrial surgeon as safety en gineer" (Condit) 11:308-310. "Industrial surgery and first-aid" - (McCann) -10:174-177. '"Malingering--Involving the prob lem of getting the sick or injured employee hack to work" (Fisher) 8 *6s1--u^3. "Medical service in public utilities" (Lemon) 9:1065-1070. "Physical examinations and recon struction". (Bureau) 9:968-973. "P re-vention and reclamation" (Mock) 9:99-105. "Production with safety" (Bowerman) 11:941-946. ^Practical plans for- medical super vision in rubber plants" (Quinby) 10:701-707. "Public health nurse In Industry" (Lent) 9:398-403. "Reduction in claim costs through health supervision" (Quinby) 11:367--373. "Relation to benefit association," 9:1071-1072. "Safety and health ' in industry" (Oliver) 12:165-167. ' `Textile worker-health-rehahtlita- tion of the injured" (Van Emburgh) 13:1167-1174.- "Work-day and industrial health" (SpaethJ 10:37-100. See also Employees' Benefit Asso ciations: Nurses; Physical Ex amination of Employees. Hear- Disease: "Discussion of Dr. White's paper on heart disease in Industry" (Clark) 10:813-316. "Problem of heart disease in the - industrial worker" (White) T0:-306-313. Heinrich, _H. W.: Report of research committee on elevator hazards. 13:441-444. Hellmuth, G-. T,: Discussion of Mr. Seely's paper, 11:855-856., "What are the results of the ..bonus and award system?" J.4:pt. 1, 376-380. , ' . : .. . Helmets: Chemical workers, 12:264. Hard boiled caps In construction work, 9:611. Helvin, E. L.: Discussion on work of Southern Bell . Telephone and Teleegraph Co.. 13:972-976. -Henderson, Tandell: "Carbon mon oxide- poisoning," 11:118-123. Henry. G. S.: "Accidents on the highways," -12:41-45. Henriques, H. A.:. Marine ' safety some present day - perils," 14:pt. 1, 519-522. .. .39 Henry, T. P.: "Safety and the auto mobile," 14:pt. 2, 15-20. Hensel,' H. G.: "Best safety kink I have known," 14:pt. 1, 110-112. Hernia: Discussion, 12:192; 276; 12:691; 13:228-232. Resolution, 13:229-230. Hero, C. O.: "Accidents in the ice and refrigeration industry and their cost," 12:484-489. Heron, Jamie: "Building; men for safety," 13:55-61. Herrold, G. H.: Discussion, on street intersections, 13:828-829. Herron, H. D.: "Creating- and sus taining interest in safety," 14:pt. 1, 102-105. Hewitt, E. Hi.: Report of- Membership Committee of Rubber Section, 12:989-991. Hewitt, G. C.: "Maintaining Interest in mine safety," 12:647-651. Hexa-rash: In -Report of . Health Hazards Committee (Horan) 12: 992. Hexamethylene Tetramine Poisoning. XX i898 Heyne', H. P.: "New ways to put sa,fety across in a steel plant," 8:758-762. Hibbs, Dr. R. A.: "Surgery of the spine," 12:433-438. Hleatt, C. C.: "Must we be forced to adopt safe practices?" 13:308311. High Pressure Vessels, see Pressure Vcss Highways: "Safe construction and equipment of highways" (Rogers) 14:pt. 2, 47-49. See also Public Safety; Traffic. Hill, C. A.: "Who is Boss?" 14:pt. 1, 239-240. Hill, C. 33.: "Safety the conserver of life," 14;pt. 1. 957-960. Hill, J. W.: "Safety in the land of the free," 11:27-31. Hilmes, S. H.: "How can we edu cate the drivers and the public so that they cannot offer ignorance as an excuse," I4:pt. 1, 1067-1068. Hinrichs, R. P-: "Safety organiza tion in the TJ. S. yard at New York City, 14:pt 1, 500-503. History of Safety Movement; see Safety Movement---Progress. Hitchcock, T. B.: "Textile safety code," 10:815-818. Hitt, 32. G.: Chicago Ice Producers Mutual Diability Co. Record of members (Hitt) 12:489-490. Hoan. D. 'W.: Address of welcome, 9 *S-7 Hobble, F. A.: Discussion on "What sort of a . fellow should a real safety leader he," 14:pt. 1, 997- 999* '' Hodge,- G.s "Safety committees," 14:pt. 1, 155-159. Hoflson, p.: Report of -Bulletin Com mittee, Electric Railway Section, 13:368. . Hoener, E. H.: Report of Engineer- , ing Committee, 13:1031-1034. Hoffmann, "H. A.: "Pipe lines and tanks, "as jcauses of accidents," 9:537-542. Hohl, G. at: "Safe handling of blast furnace gas for gas engine use,'* 11:463-470. Hoisting: "European vs. American hoisting practice--hoisting ropes" (Bright) 11:562-566. Mine hoist safety devices, 9:805810; 816-823. "Safe practices in mine hoisting equipment" (Kudlicb) 11:553-562. `Safety devices on winding en gines" (Mitten) 9:797-805. "Signalling and controlling mine hoists fror. moving cages" (Allen) 9:810-815. Hoists: In "Safety in underground use Of electricity" (Johnson.) 13:- 615-617. . ~~ Holbrook, 33. A.: "Accidents . from falls of roof and coal," 3.4 :pt. 1, 567-574. Holcomb, Rev. 10:729-731. "Am I my 12:1067-1070. Walt.: brother's Address, keeper?" Holliday, F. F.: "Necessity for and importance of observing operating rules from the standpoint of the claim department," 9:658-661. Holmes, Joseph A.: Associations--see -Joseph A. Holmes Safety Associa tion. Home Safety: "Accident prevention - in the home" (Forster) . 12:861863. Classification of accidental fatali ties In homes, 14:pt. 2, 56. "Development of domestic ice ma chines and relative hazards of refrigerant gases used" (Cope land) 13:501-505. Discussion on domestic ice ma chines, 13:508. Discussion on gas appliances (Wintersteen) 13:982-990. "Home accidents and their preven tion" (Hanson) 14rpt. 2, .156-160. Home Safety, 8:1014-1016. "Mother's interest 'In accident pre vention" (Thorny) 12(852-853. Report of Home Hazards Commit tee of Public Safety Section .(Payne) 9:382-385. "Safety from "the woman's point of view" (Powell) 14 :pt. 2. ,21-22. "Selection atid 'safe installation of electric appliances" (Greenwood) 13:990-1003. Hook-, C. R-: "Dollar side of safety," 11:157-165. Hooks, 8:735. Hoover, Herbert: 33:27-28; 118. Pledge to .support, Hopkins,. Dr. C..'N.: Discussion on Dr. Meyer's paper, 12:89-91. Hopkins, W. E.: -Address of welcome, 14:pt. 1, 8-9... Horan, C. F.: "Benzol poisoning, its occurrence and prevention," 11:9--274. "Health hazards In the rubber In dustry," 9:1118-1122; 10:714-715; U;891-9O0; 13:992-993, 40 Jrlord, Spencer: VOnr employees' pub lication and .what it has accom plished," 12:77!>-782. Horn, S. F., "Trade Journal as a val uable aid .to safety," 9:1360-1365. Horton, F. E.: "Safety in a plant or ganization," 14:pt. 1, 857-863. Hose: Discussion on wire wound hose, 14 :pt. 1. 556. Hose, Defective, see Gas Industry. Hoskin, A. Of.: "Hazards of coal mine haulage -derailment," 12:617-621. Hospitals and Dispensaries: "Field hospitals and their value on con struction work" (Cleary) 9:571676. "Industrial clinics in';, general hos pitals" (Edsall) 8:655-660. Hours .of Labor: Discussion on 12 hour day, 13:215-216. . "Work-day and industrial health" (Spaeth) 10:97-100. Women, 8:1384. House Organs, see Plant Publica tions. Housekeeping:- Discus"* n of vacuum systems, .14:pt. 1, ;s. .-224. "Factory housekeeping from the standpoint of the workers ' health" (Barr) 11:99-102. "Keeping a rubber factory clean" (Jameson) 10:696-701. "Plant housekeeping" - (Stunzl) 13:156-162. "Plant housekeeping" (Goodspeed) 14:pt. 1, 1105-1106. "Platforms, walkways, stairs, lad ders, and floors in cement mills'' (Abbott) 8:429-433. Sanitation and factory housekeep ing, General Session, 11:93-126. See also Cuspidors; Drinking; Water; Toiletc; Sanitation; Wash Booms. Houston. J. A.: "How to keep your contributors enthusiastic," 9:237240. House, J. O.: "Educating the work er," 13:105-108. Howard, C. H.: Discussion on posi tive side of safety, 13:768-769. Hoxie, F- S.: "Dust explosions in the rubber industry," 13:1036-1038. "Fire hazard - of rubber factories de pendent on humidity," 10:687-688. Hoyman, M. G.: `-`Making up an ac cident report," 11:652-653. "Mill of -the Kimberly-Clark Com pany," 9:1003-1009. Hubbard, C. P.: "System operation or load dispatching from a safety standpoint," l'4:pt. 1, 908-919. Hubb'ell, H. !D.: "Getting the safety message to the individual miner," 9:777-782. Hughes, J. A.: "Carnegie .Steel Com pany's practice of prevention and investigation of accidents," l4:pt. 1, 541-545. Hulse, D. T.: "Employing arid hand ling men in the logging and lum ber manufacturing industry," 14-:pt. 1, 1109-1111. `-'Human conservation --a national necessity" (Wells) 9:41-48. Human element In safety work: Dis cussion, 8:547-549. (Mallon) 13:221-227. "Human relations and ' accident promotion" (Noonan) 9:458-464. "Personal element in safety from the standpoint of the foundry" (Moffett) 9:637-707. "Personal element in a safety pro gram for the foundry" (Gartland) 8:726-733. "Railroad safety--past, present and future" (Carrow) 14:pt. 1, 977- 979. "Tracing the real causes of acci dents" (Gaddis) 9:454-457. "Human factor in the safe opera tion and maintenance of rolling stock" (Phillips) 8:535-538. "Human side of our business" (Budd> 11:858-861. Hurlbutt, F. I/.: "Is accident preven tion in construction a. source of profit or a hobby?" 8:490-497. Hutchins, Dr. C. P.: "Getting the In jured back to work," 14:pt 1, 1129- 1140. Hydro-Electric' plants: Discussion (Morse) 10:644-645. Discussion of--Mr. Sear's paper on "Hazards Ijt hydro-electric plants" (Dovering) 14:pt 1, 868-869. . "Hazards -in . hydro-electric plants" (Bauhap) '10:631-643. "Hazards in hydro-electric stations" (Sears) 14 :p*t 1, 863-368. Hydrogen Sulphide (Sayers) 11:685. Hygiene: ".Coordination of industrial and community health activities" (Ford 9:667-678. "Mine hygiene and sanitation" (Sayers) 11:482-487. See also Health Supervision of Em ployees. Hypothyroidism. See Goiter. Ice and Refrigeration Industry: "Ac cident hazards of the ice indus try" (Wilkinson) 12:497-500. "Accidents ip the ice and refrigera tion industry and their cost" (Hero) 12:484-48". Chicago Ice `producers Mutual Lia bility Co.^rrBecord of members (Hitt) 12:482-490. "Development of domestic ice ma chines and relative hazard of re frigerant gases used" (Copeland) 13:501-505. Discussion on broken saws. 13:507. "Hazards of ice manufacturing equipment" (Towne) 14:pt. 1, 455- 457. "Hazards of ice scoring machines" (Stuck) 13:505-507. "How a delivery organization can reduce accidents to the public" (Hanrahan) 12:490-494. "Ice plant hazards" (Steers) -14:pt. 1, 472-476. In "Selection and safe installation of electric appliances" (Green wood) 13:998-999. Joint Meeting with Taxicab and De livery Section, 13:1149-1156. "Plant hazards in the Ice and. re frigerating industry" (Brook) 13:494-501. . "Safety problems in .ice delivery" (Brook) 14:pt. 1, 461-469. 41 Ice and Refrigeration Section: Min utes. 12:483-502; 13:493-509,; ,14:pt. 1, 455-476. Nominating committee report,. .12:502. 13:509. Ide, W. .S.: "Safety education, in the textile industry" 8:1361-1365. Illness, see Sickness of Employees. Illumination, see Lighting. "Immigrant's part" (Rieg) 8:107-113. Industrial Commissions: "Doctor as a witness before industr com missions" (Magnuson) 1. >t; 1, 85-90. Industrial Hygiene, see Health Su pervision of Employees. Industrial Safety Committee. Report, 14:pt. 1, 329-331. ,, See also Benzol Poisoning Com mittee; Poisons. Industrial Safety Committee, Report, 11:20; 12:19. Infections: Discussion, 14:pt. 1, 1125- 1126. "Discussion of Dr. Cotton's paper on infection" (Morehead) 10:318-322. Germicidal action of copper, 9:963. In "Treatment of industrial inju ries" (Dewy) 12:117-118.. "Industrial dermatoses. their sources, types, and control" (Pusey) 8:632-642. ,,, , "Infection of industrial injuries ' (Cotton) 10:316-318. "Infections from wood slivers" (Schram) 14:pt. 1, 1123-1125. ". Rubber industry, 9:1127. Treatment, 9:576. "What the war has taught us In ment. Infections, Focal, see Dental work. Inflammable Liquids: In "Eire pre vention in woodworking plants (Springer) 13:1191-1192. Ingham, Sydney: "Accident hazards in the textile industries and ways of meeting them" 10:826-831. Injured Workmen, see Workmen, In jured. Injuries, see "Workmen Injured. Injuries, Industrial, Treatment of (Dewy) 12:114-117. "Inner meaning of the safety move ment and its application to the problem of education" (Whitney) 12:26-33. Inspection: "Breakdown of electrical machinery" (Spencer) 11:404-412. Gas plant, 8:1113-1114. "How insurance companies can as sist state departments to stimulate accident prevention" (Cbristopher- son) 12:107-111. "How to check plans and specifica tions for hew buildings and equip ment" (Kershaw) 9:299-307. "How to make a sanitary survey of an industrial plant" ' (Price) 10:93-98. ' "Importan*. f proper inspection of tools useoi in shops and by main tenance of way gangs" (Da Foun tain e) 8:1305-1308. .. In "Building a safety organization In a foundry" (Salisbury) 9:689- 690. In "Hazards . in. hydroelectric plants" (Bauhan) 10:632-633. "Inspection of plants--gaa compa nies" (Bliss) 8:1102-1107. Inspection Report Forms, 9:1306- 1307. Qualifications of a safety inspector. In "How to organize for safety In a 'woodworking plant" (Thompson) 12:1132-1133. Safety committees, "9:692-697. "Safety Inspector and the full co operation of the plan " organiza tion" (Wilson) 14:pt. 1. 739-742.) i "Securing the co-operation off in dustry in the development and en forcement of safety codes" (Dans- burgh) 14:pt. 1 167-172. . State and insurance . inspection standards, 12:112-113. Tools used in shops and mainte nance of way gangs. 8:1308-1318. Inspection, see also Plant Visits and Patrols. Instruction of Workmen, see Educa tion of Workmen. Interstate Commerce Commission safety work, 9:1273-1281. Insurance: "Actual accident experi ence and its relation to insurance rates" (Kinghorn) 10:522-525. "Advantages of industrial relief and benefit associations from the em ployer's standpoint" (Woedtke 11:381-385. Discussion in regard to employees' benefit associations, 9:217-232. Discussion on Mr. Spencer's paper, 11:412-416. Discussion on compensation Insur ance (Horan) 13:1035-1036. "Employees' benefit association of the F. -T. Dey and Company, Inc., (Ley) 9:211-217. "How they can assist state depart ments to stimulate prevention" (Christopherson) 12:107-111. In "Experiences of Wm. Demuth and Co., in industrial democracy'' (Feuerbach) 8:60. Industrial Compensation Rating Schedule--1923. In "Reducing the cost of point of operation acci dents (WIberg) 12:1138-1144." Methods used, 9:1030-1032. . Reduction in rates, 10:523-525.. Reduction in "Safety principles as applied to the 'individual utility" (Parsons) 12:358. Safety .measure demanded by insur ance . companies. In "Essentials of safeguarding" (Rlsteen) 12:120. See also Employees' Benefit Associ ations. Insurance, Employees, see Employees' Benefit Associations. Insurance. Group: Discussion, 10:536; 12:690. Insurance--Life: "Rubber Industry ' from a life insurance standpoint" (Vance) 13:1056-1060. ~ Insurance Premiums. Reduction of: In "Automobile accidents In the United States" (Stellwagen and Ryder) 11:796-797. In "Benefits of community organiza tion for safety" (Muwford) 11:784- 7S8. "Intangible Assets of the Cement Manufacturer" (Cam) 13:206-215. 43 Inter-plan Visits, see Plant Visits. Interest in Safety Work. Maintain ing, see Maintaining Interest ra Safety Work. "International aspects .of the safety movement'* (Meeker) 12:50-57. Internal development committee re port (Robertson) 8:27-28. International employees* 8:593-00. Harvester Company benefit association. International Labor Bureau: "Activi ties in the field of accident preven tion and Industrial Inspection" (Rltzmann) 14:ot. 1, 52-58. In "International aspects of the safety movement" (Meeker) 12:5256: Report on Invitation (Young) 12*23- 24. Investigation of Accidents: Discus sion on value of investigation of accidents, 12:746-884. In Report of Accident Causes and Remedies - Committee (Rutland) 12<880-881 Minutes of Linemen's Safety Meet ing, 14:pt. 1, 875-899'. Iron and Steel industry: "Accident prevention in a malleable iron foundry"- (Church) 8:720-725. Accomplishments commended, 12:583- 584. "Carnegie Steel Company practice of prevention and investigation of accidents" :(Hughes) 14:pt. 1, 541- 545. `.`Consider the. crane". (Rausen) 8:743- 753. "Electrical hazards In foundries and steel mills" (Greenwood). 10:372- 376. "Essentials of safety" (Paunce) 12:563-567. "Eire protection in steel -mills and foundries" (Woltz) 32:573-578. Frequency and severity rates, 8:123. "Humanizing a steel plant" (Stren- nel) 8:792-797. `New ways to put safety across In a steel plant" (Heyne) 8:753-762. "100 per cent safety In a steel mill" (Trusel) 11:456-458. "Outstanding safety features in the iron and steel Industry" (Chaney) 11:447-453. "Protective clothing for Iron ami steel workers" (Feehan) 11:453- 461. "Record of achievement in the metal industries" (Chaney) 14:pt. 1, 552556. ."Safe practices in blast-furnace op erations" (Totxzalin) 9:719-725. Safety features of overhead travel ing cranes from the standpoint of construction and design" (Prakken) 9:708-718. "Steel worker and his characteris tics" (Morey) T4:pt. 1, 534-538. Ironers: In "Selection and . safe in stallation of electric appliances" (Greenwood) 13:999-1000. -Iron Mining, see Mines and Mining --Metal. Jack, F. E.: Discussion on automo bile driving,- 13:903-904. Jack. W. L.: "Fire prevention and fighting in anthracite mins,'' 10:430-433. Jacobsen, H. G.: "Accident preven tion in the cement industry--ret rospect and prospect," 11:222-227. "June Mo-Accident month cam paign," 14:pt. 1, 241-243. "Powdered coal hazards," 12:282-288. Jacoby, A. L.: "Mental causes of. ac cidents," 13:42-48. James, E. W.: "Street and highway signs and progress toward stand ardization," 14:pt, 2, 29-36. Jameson, Wm_ "Keeping a rubber factory clean," 10:696-7.01. Jeffers, W. M.: Address, 9:1138-1201. Jeffries, G. K.: "Co-ordination of safe ty between, transportation and equipment ' departments," 8:539540. Jennings, W. H.: "Safety rules and development of. safety guards in the plant of the Great Southern Lumber Company," I4:ptu 1, 1107H09. Jensen, H.: "Methods of securing co operation of workmen In using safeguards," 8:1423-1427. Report of research committee on theater hazards, 13:444-448. John, J. .13.: Remarks on work of Sandusky Cement Co., 14:pt. 1, 147-248. Johnson, Bruce: Industrial surgery in Utah, 12:97-98. Johnson, E. M.: Discussion of Ida Tartoell's paper, 10:854-856. Johnson, Fred: "Safe practices In__ rolling mills," 10:386-393. Johnson, G. J.: "Compressed air hauling," 10:407-408. Johnson, J. B.: "Safety in under ground use of electricity," 13:612- 617. Johnson, O. P.: "Observance of rules ---a real safety measure," X4:pt. 1, 1010-1014. Johnson, R. A.: Company's supervi sion of women workers," 8:1396- 1401. Joint Board ;.of Sanitary Control: "Physical 'Examination of - fifty thousand garment worker s" (Price) 12:463-468. Jointer Heads: Round head jointers, 9:1340-1341. Jones. C. L.: "Carbon dioxide in ma rine fires," 12:542-548. Functions and practical use of li quefied carbon dioxide in fighting mine fires," 32:632-642. Jones, E. E.: "Close-ups -on paper mi1-' guarding." 14:pt. lr 716-718. "Stray electrical currents," 15:575- 580. Jones, M. J.: "What can employes' publications do to promote indus trial good will?" 8:605-607. Jordan, E. S.: "Automobile and safety," 14:pt. 1. Josse, J. C.: "Educating ` cement plant employees in safety," 8:380- 386. Joseph A. Holmes Safety Associa tion (Colburn) 13:625-629. Jubnke, P. B.: Discussion of "The Problems of system operation from the safety standpoint,-" 14:pt. 1, 922-923. - 43 J'jlius, W. R.: "How to keep up In' terest In an employees' publication when the plants are widely sepa rated," 9:241-243. Junior Safety Councils: Discussion, 14:pt. 2. 160. "Junior safety councils and safety patrols" (Miner) 14:pt. 2, 152-165. "Organization of the Junior Safety Councils" fWoemer) 13:935-938. See also Schools--Safety Work in. Kaems, A. L.: "Die construction-- the real safety of punch-press work." 8:316-327. Discussion on power presses, 9:441445; 12:179-181; 13:154. Joint meeting of the Automotive, Drop Forge and Metals Sections, 11:188-209. "Hunch presses--design of dies, automatic feeds, and safeguards," 10:171-173. Kahle, L. C.: "Electrical equipment, its installation and guarding," 8:330-335. Keating, H. IT.: "Safety committees," 11:914-919. Kearns, T. P.: "Safety in stone quar rying and crushing plants," 14:pt. 1, 929-935. Keator, E. O.: "Practical hints for safe use of wire ropes," 11:566580. Keene, G. it.: "Mechanical side of ac cident prevention in the packing industry," 10:503-505. Keleey, G. G.: "Further comments on traffic accident prevention," 13:849-854. "Methods of study of traffic move ment in relation to traffic acci dent prevention," 12:830-843. XCelker, R. F-: "Mechanical control systems," 13:905-909. Kelley, H. J.: "New employee," 14:pt. 1, 144-150. Kelley, W. J.: Discussion on "Where to start safety work," 14: pt. 1, 874. Kelley, It. W.: "Recent progress in safety in the California petroleum industry," 13:746-749. Kenney, B. E.: "Safety in. saw mills and planing mills," 13:1200-1205. Kenney. G. T.: "Safety: our foremost problem," 13:1139-1147. Kenriey, G. X.: "Fublic attitude towards the drivers of motor vehicles and how to improve it," 14:pt. 1, 1068-1070; Keown, R. McA.: "Designing wood working machinery to provide the highest degree of safety,-" 10:865-871. "Practical methods of teaching safety to engineering students," 9:283-288. Report of the committee for promo tlon of safety education in engi neering colleges, 13:438-441, Report of committee on safety edu cation in Engineering Colleges, 14:pt. 1, 203-207. Kepner, I. V.: Publicity committee report, 10:20-21. Kershaw, S. H.: "Goggle problem in chemical plants," 9:513-518. "How to check plans and specifica tions for new buildings and equipment," 9:299-307. Identification of piping systems, 12:416-418. Kessler, E. W.: -"Suggestions outlin ing : functions .of safety commit tee," 8:733-736. Kettering, C. F.: Public safety prob lem, 13:48-55. Keyser, H. M.: . Report of Program Committee. 12:334. Kileen, F. G.: "Safety from the viewpoint of the trainmen." 13: 1106-1109. King. 33. F.: "Safety engineering In the textile plant," 10:819-823. King, O. II.: "Industrial dentistry as an economical measure," 11:423- 433. King, S. L., Jr.: "Qualifications' of a safe driver," 13:1153-1154.'... King, W. G.: "Activities of - Metro politan Chapter," 14:pt. 1,- 187- X88* Kingborn, W. B.: "Actual accident experience and its relation to in surance rates," 10:522-525. Kingsley, Grover: "Selling safety through printers' ink,". 9:253-255. Kinks--Safety: "Best safety kink I have known" (Kensel) 14:pt. 1, 110-112. "Best safety kink. I ' have known" (Quesnel) 14:pt. 1, .108-110. Discussion in chemical plants (Fell- mer) 14:pt. 1, 319-321. "Kinks Safety" (Colburn) 13:582- 586. "Safety kinks in chemical . plants" (Rogers) 14 :pt. 1, 322-325. Kinsey, A. D.: Address, 12:6-7. ICistner, J. Hi.: "Safe handling of toxic gas cylinders in chemical plants and laboratories," 14:pt. 1, 325-329. Knickerbocker. X*. F.: "Safety from the superintendent's viewpoint," 11:646-649. Knives: Accident statistics, 9:959- 960. Discussion on butcher knives, 14:pt. 1, 676. Discussion on Mr. Meehan's paper, 12:664-665. In "Accident prevention and sever ity In the meat packing industry" (Callum) 14:pt. 1, 661-664. Methods of guarding, 9:691-963. Packing houses. 8:954. "Prevention of knife cuts in the packing industry" (Marks) 9:956- 960. KnocppcI, C. E-: "How to employ women successfully In industrial occupations." 8:1378-1389. . Knowiea, M.: "Planning and rebuild ing our cities for the motor age," 13:809-828. Koch, E. W.: "Securing co-operation between police departments and. the public," 14:pt. 2, 99-100. Koehler, A. W.: Discussion on Roches ter school accident prevention pro gram, 10:245-248. Discussion on organized safety in electric railways, 12:362-363.' 44 Kohler. Hr. C. H.: "Pedestrian hazard committee report," 10:604-605. Kopf, E. W.: "Suggestions for model tables on automobile accidents," 13:854-873. Kroes. AJ.: "Direct bits in safety," 10: 549-651. "Poster talk on safety," 8:995^-998. "Putting pep into a safety cam paign," 13:140-143. Kudlicb, H. H.: "Accidents from falls- of roof and ground," 9:881-888. Kudlicb. Rudolph: "Safe practices in mine hoisting equipment," 11:553562. Kueohenmeister, G. A.: "Commercial vs. home-made machine guards" (Debate) 11:148-160. "Elimination of Injurious light rays." 14:pt. l, 229-230. "Wear goggles or be fired," 11:169- 1,72 ICubn. *L. P.: "Accidents in wood working industries," 11:1036-1041. Kurkjian, A. S.: "Safe layout and equipment for the. woodworking plant," 12:1135-1137. La Fountaine, C. I<.: Bulletin Com mittee report. 14:pt. 1, 967. "Coupling and uncoupling acci dents." 10:786-788. "Importance of proper Inspection of tools used in shops and by main tenance of way gangs," 8:1305- 1308. Report of Committee on Co-opera tion with Other Agencies, 13:1084. Latr-is for Solvents: Discussion, 13: 2o3. "labor management and collective ' bargaining" (Lelserson) 8:76-85. . Labor Turnover: In ."Intangible as sets of ' the cement manufacturer" (Cam) 13:213-214. In "New employee" (Kelley) 14:pt. 1. . 144-150. "Labor turnover and its relation to mine accidents" (Bach) 8:847-850. Laboratories: Discussion on chemical laboratories with special reference to explosives laboratories, 12:254257. "Safe handling of toxic gas cylin ders in chemical plants and lab oratories" (Kistner) 14:pt. 1, 325329. "Safety, code for chemical labora tories with special reference to explosives laboratories" (Marsh) 12:245-254. Ladders: Construction of ladders. In "Traveling ways and signs" (Sr' > 10:473-475. Discussion on automatic sell set brake on roiling ladders, 14:pt. 1. 560-561. In "Shipping and railing hazards In packing plant--?" (McClellan) 12:- 682-683. "Ladders and guard rails In oil In dustry," 11:673-674. In construction work, 8:497-498; 507. Laing, N. B.: ' "Enclosed switch as a safety device," 11:65-67. La kb Carriers' Association: "Factors contributing to safety on board ships" (Marr) 14:pL 1, 484-485. "Need and functions of ship safety committees'* (Marr) 12:533-542. "Safeguarding the lives and limbs of lake seamen." 13:523-529. . Lamps: Portable extension lamps, 9:550-551. Lange. P. G.: "What the Ohio State Industrial Commission has done to promote safety education," 9:191-196. Lansburgh, R. H.: "Securing the co operation of industry in the de velopment and enforcement of safety codes," 14:pt. 1, 167-172. Lanterns, see Safety Lamps. Larkin, W- H. Jr.: "Power windups," 14:pt. 1. 948-956. Latrines: Discussion, 10:494-495. Lauerman, F. A.: Bulletin CommltL report, 14:pt. 1, 525. laulfer. Dr. C. A.: Chairman, Health service section, 8:613-716. Law Enforcement: "Law enforce ment and its application" (Mix) 9:335-343. "Safety through law enforcement" (Corlett) 14:pt. 2, 22-24. Laws, Traffic, see Traffic. Layout Machinery: "Plant and ma chinery layout as affecting the accident hazard in textile mills" (Moller) 8:1342-1350. Layout, Plant: "Plant and machinery- layout as affecting the accident hazard in textile mills" (Moeller) 8:1342-1350. Load Poisoning: Cathartics. 13:297. Discussion, 13:284-304. in "My experience with certain In dustrial poisons" (Boos) 14:pt. 1, 343-344. Instructions to employees, 23:291- 295. "Lead Poisoning--Its Prevention" (Tolman) 8:448-458. "New developments in prevention ana treatment of lead poisoning" (Wood) 11:439-443. Report of Committee on Health Hazards ' of Rubber Section. 11:898-899.. Leadership: Discussion on "What sort of a fellow should a real safety leader be?" (Hobble) I4:pt. lr 997-999. "What sort of a fellow should a real safety leader be?" (Galaty) 14 :pt. 1, 995-997. League of Nations: Report on Invi tation (Young) 12:23-24. Lednum, B. T.: "Portable ventilating equipment for mining operations and tunnel construction," 11:520- 525. Lee, R. 33.: "Success in vigilante work," 10:607-609. Lee, W, G.: "Benefits occurring to the railroad trainmen due to or ganized safety upon the American railroads." 14:pt. 1. 1017-1021. "Organized labor's interest in safe ty work." 8:1241-1244. Legislation: m "Fundamentals of our industrial safety* problem" (Davis) 13:41-42. Lehigh Valley Safety Council, Report, Sr 278. Letserson, W. M.: "Labor manage ment and collective bargaining," 8:76-85. 45 Lemon, C. H.: "Medical service in public utilities," 9:1065-3070. Lenderking, W. .IX: Discussion on Mr. Hart's paper, I4:pt. 1, 991- 992. Lent. M. E.: . "The public health nurse in industry," 9:398-403. Leverhulme, W. H. L.: Message from the British Industrial "Safety First" Assn., 9:169. Lewis, A. H.: "Cooperation of the subcontractor in accident preven tion." 10:225-226. Lewis, Dr. W. K.: "Controlling fac tors in gas mask design," 8:466- 478. "Safety in the evaporation of vola tile solvents," 10:288-293. Lewy, Dr. Raphael: "Treatment of industrial injuries," 12:114-118. Ley, H. A.: Address by Chairman of Employees' Benefit Association Section, 14:pt. 1, 401-407. "Employees' benefit association of ' the F. T. Ley and Company, Inc., 9:211-217. Library--N. S. C.: "Valuable sources of information on accident pre- . vention not generally utilized" -- (Canada) 12:931-937. License Laws, see Traffic Laws. Licenses for Automobile Drivers, see . Automobile Driving. Lichty, A. H.: "Why and how indus try should, .develop the habit ot safety in the community," 11:40- 47. Lieboff, Phillip and Dublin, Dr. L. J.: "Occupation hazards and diag nosis signs," 9:163-165. Lies, E. T.: "Relationship between safety and recreation and how each can help the other," 13:941- 946. Life Expectancy: In "Annual address of the President of the' American Association of Industrial Physi cians and Surgeons" (Ford) 12: 70-71. Life Extension Institute, .9:216-217; 226. "Life Savers' Club"' 12:353-354. Lighting: "Better industrial lighting --how?" (Turner) 10:82-86. "Better industrial lighting---why?" <Shenton)_ 10:77-82. Code (Brownell) 12:412. Cooper-Hewitt light, 9:1167-1168. Cranes, 8:755-756. "Factory lighting and industrial ac cidents" (Elliott) 11:105-118. Hydro-electric plants, 10:645. In "Hazards In hydro-electric -plants" (Bauhan) 10:641. In "Health service in. paper and pulp' mills" (-Frechtling) 13:679- 680. In "How to make a sanitary survey of an industrial plant" (Ferguson) 13:483. In "Safety and sanitation for rub ber mills and calendars" (Mitch- ellaV 9:1140-1141; 1145. In "Plant and machinery layouts as affecting the accident hazard In textile mills" (M'oller) 8:1343- 1344. : .Requirements for 10 66 good lighting. Resolution on better industrial lighting, 14:pt. 3, 190. School lighting code (Stlckney) 12: 413-415. See also Illumination--Cranes. Line Protectors: In "Electric start ing devices and fuses with 'refer ence to safety" (MacWilliams) 13:622-623. Linemen: "Care in the construction and maintenance of overhead lines" (Gates) 10:674-680. Discussion on protective device's, 14:pt- 1, 888-891. Grounding chains. Xu "Use of pro tective devices" (Maclachian) 10:670. Hazards, 9:1046-1050. "Hazards in line construction, handling poles, erecting poles, and reconstruction of old and antiquated lines" (Fisher) 9:1038- 1046. Minutes of Linemen's Safety Meet ing, 14:pt- 1, 875-899. Safety in live high. tension line work, 8:1122-1133. - "Working safely bn live high ten sion lines" (Burton) . 8:1122-1128. Lintz, A. H.: Report of. Secretary of . Public Safety Section, 12:788'. Lipman, Dr. W. H.: "Accident pre vention from a medical stand point," 10:499-503. "Doctor's office and its relation to absence from work," 11:592-596. Littell, F. J.: Discussion on. trim ming a die casting, 13:154. Little, Dr. R. M.: "Engineer and con servation," 12:395-401. "Eye injuries and their prevention," 11:959-961. "Place of safety in education," 8:167-165. "Present status of; industrial safe ty." 11:32-40. '' Llewellyn, A. S.: "Safety in textiles in the new south," 14:pt. 1, 1078- 1082. Lloyd, M. G.: Discussion on traffic control, 14:pt. 2, 46-47. Lloyd, W. J.: "Me'chanical phases of motor safety," 14:pt. 1, 1051-1054. Load Dispatching: Discussion of "The Problems of System Operation from the Safety Standpoint" (Fitch) 14:pt. 1, 923-925. Discussion of "The Problems of System Operation from the Safety Standpoint" (Juhnke) 14:pt. 1, 922-923 "Problems of the System Operation from the Safety Standpoint" (Davis) 14:pt. 1, 919-922. "System Operation or load dis patching from a Safety Stand point" (Hubbard) 14:pt. 1, 908919. Loading Docks: In "Slipping and falling hazards In packing plants" (McClellan) 12:683. Loading Racks, see Tank Cars. Local Councils, see Community Coun cils. Local Development and Publicity Committee, Report, 9:21-?-3: 10:18' 20. 46 Locker and Locker Booms: Discus- sion, .8 174-375; 378-379;..13:320-321. In "Industrial . sanitation!" (Ktch) 9:1163-1165. ` locomotives: "Advantages of" "trolley locomotives for u-'rf d e rg'-r o u n d haulage from a safety. standpoint'' . (Whiteside) 10:404-406. "Compressed air hauling''' "(Johnson) 10:407-408. Control devices,' 13:587-588. ' Dangers of trolley locomotives, 10: 428-429. Disadvantages of compressed- " air ; locomotive, 10:428. x- Distances storage battery locomo tive could be used, 10:428. Sarety In mines (MacWilliams) 12: 597-603. "Storage battery locomotives" (Stuart) 10:408. "Storage batte-y . locomotives in metal mines"- (Daveler) 10:400- 404. .'`Underground transport'' (Reese) 11:533-538. "Underground transport in metal mines" 11:526-533. Logan, E. L.: "What the women of Washington are doing for safety," 13 : 917r918. lagging: "Accident severity in log ging operations" (Marshall) 8:1432-1436. "Accidents in logging operations and how they may be reduced" (Boyd) 8:1429-1432. "Application of workmen's compen sation act in Canadian logging and sawmill operations" (Haw kins) 8:1437-1440. Code, 10:903 "Employing and handling men in the logging and lumber manufac turing industry" (Hulse) 14:pt. 1, 1109-1111. In "Sire prevention in woodwork ing plants" (Springer) 13:1186- 1192. -' ` "Logging accidents on the Pacific coast" (Marshall) 9:1365-1369. Meeting, 14:pt. 1, 1107-1119. "Safety and sanitary accomplish ments -of the -Loyal Legion of Doggers and Lumbermen" - (Thar- aldsen) 9:1352-1356. . "Safety.- as applied to southern : log ging- operations'.' . (WeathBrsby) 9:1356-1360,." .. "Safety code for logging operations --construction, operation and maintenance of logging- .railroads and sawmills" (Dickinson) 10:902- .. 903. "Safety guards built in and .safe methods on operating mechanical -skldders" 1111-1116. (Dickinson) ' -14:pt. : 1, "Safety in the "logging and lumber ing industry" (Dickinson) 13:1180- 1186. -- "Safety rules and development of saf-ty guards in the plant" of- the great Southern .Lumber- ,-Com pany" (Jennings) - ,14ifpt. 1, , 1107- 1109. ' . "Safety work of-the Southern Bine Association" (Cole). "9:1342-1345. Longshoremen, see Marine Hanrds. Lo*?t Time Accidents--see Classifica tion of Causes of Accidents. Lovering, H. F.: Discussion Op:Mr. Sear's paper on - "HTazaf-dh in hydro-electric plants,"--' Wipe1"- 1, 868-869. " - . Lovett, F. G.: "Need of improvement in safeguarding woodworking ma chinery," 9:1324-1327. Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumber men, Safety and sanitary accom plishments of (Tharaldsen) 9:13521356. Lucas, H. C.: Discussion of Mr. Scott's paper, 10:628-629.- - - Discussion ..of Mr. Seely's "paper, 11:852-854. . .. Lueck, H. "W.: "Accident, hazards In laying c o n d u I.t " underground," 9:1034-1037. "Analysis of accident causes," 10: 66-73. "Non-traffic street hazards," 14: pt. 2. 91-98. Lumbering, see Logging. Lunch Rooms: Cafeteria, Johnston, Robert A., 8:1398. Wcstlnshouse Electric 8:1394. 10:535. Company, Company, Lund, U-: "Foreman's responsibility - for accidents," l4:pt. 1, 1103-1104. Lyons, G-. I.: Report of standardiza tion and statistics committee of Rubber Section, 12:991-992. iiacBrayne, L. E.: Discussion of Mr. Morris' paper, 11:803-804. ' Discussion of "Experience of Mas sachusetts Safety Council," 12:350-352. McBride, Ca.pt. S. M.: "Uses of the all-purpose canister gas masks aboard ships," 12:521-533. McCampbelt, T. R_: "Defects in or improper maintenance of way and structures," 10:759-762. McCann, Dr. CD. A-: "Industrial surg ery and-.first-aid," 10:174-177. Machine Operators: "Train machine operators In safe methods" CGood- speed) 12:1144-1145. McClain, G. EL: "Teaching safety to the public through publicity," 11:798-799. McClellan, -vV. F.: "Employees' rep resentation with reference to safe ty," 11:608-613. "Slipping and failing hazards In packing plants," 12:680-683. "Value of foreman's instructions to _ new employee," 9:949-953. McClelland, J. W.: "Shall we scatter or concentrate our safety news?" 11:699-701.. McDonald, L. M.: "Three hundred sixty-five days without an acci dent," 14:pt. 1, 257-259. Machinery--Accident statistics, 8:1076. McCulloch. B. B.: Report of Secretary of PubUc Utilities Section, 12:867- 868. " Mack, J. G. D.: "Engineer and pub lic safety work," 9:265-267. McKay, B. L.: "Sanitation -In cement plants," 8:373-376. 47- McKenney, T. El.: "Getting- results from, plant safety committees," 9 '78-81. Report of Chairman of Metals Sec tion, 14 :pt. 1, 523-524. South Works of the Illinois Steel Co., record, 11:454-456. McKinstry, Dr. G. H.: "Heat hazards in industry," 12:77-78. "Relation of the medical and safe ty departments," 12:579-582. Maclachlan, Wills: "Use of protective devices," 10:869-672. McClain, G. H.: "Cincinnati local council educational plan," 8:181- 182; 260-265. McClellan, Dr. Wm.: Speech at "Get tog-ether luncheon," 10:654-657. McCormick, Cyrus, Jr.: "Co-opera tion and industrial progress," 8:40-50. McDougaU, R. E.: "Electric railway hazards--causes, effects and rem edies," 8:557-562. McLaughlin, F. F.: "Blasting and the use of explosives," 14:pt. 1, 270- 277. MacMullari, R. A.: "Contractors' As sociations' activities in the reductlon of accidents," 12:305-308- McXally, J". A.: "JPreseittation of safety inspector's problems," 13:- 11X1-1113. "Shop Accidents," 9:1219-1226. MacNulty, I.: Discussion of Mr. Stratton's papers, 14:pt. 1, 1087- 1089. "Organizing the human element for safety in the textile industry," 12 `1119--1122. MacWilHams, G- F.: "Electric start ing devices and fuses with refer ence to safety," 13:617-624. "Safety in mine locomotive haul age," 12:597-603. Magazines, Employees,' see Riant Publications. Magazines. Trade: `Trade Journal as a valuable aid to safety" (Horn) 9:1260-1365. Magnuson, P. B.: "Doctor as a. wit ness before industrial commis sions," l'4:-pt. 1, 85-90. Magraw, R. M.: "Animal haulage in coal mines," 10:414-420. Maintaining `Interest in Safety: "Cre ating and sustaining Interest in, safety" (Herron) 14:pl. 1, 102-105. "Creating and sustaining interest - In safety" (yoss) 14:pt. 1, 105- 107. ' "Direct '-hits in safety" (ECToes) 10:549-551. Discussion, 8:1272-1276: 10:926; 11: 696-697; 12:706-708; 12:166-160; 13: 682-690; 14:pt. 1, 734-739. Discussion on Mir. IViallon'i! paper, %3,i2S7"m^32 "How to promote safety education, in a plant" (Regula) 10:138-139. "Human elem'ent in safety work" .. (Mallon) `13:221-227. In "Bsaentials -of a plant safety oi-ganization" . (Tinsley) 10:131- 132. "Interest of the state in its indus trial women Workers" (Perkins) 9:426-432. "Interesting the Individual in Safe ty- Work" (Clancy) 13:1128-1129. "Maintaining interest. among shift bosses and foremen,.-safety organ ization and method of operating" (Cowperthwaite) 10:459-462. "Maintaining interest -at .the Old Dominion Company" (Tallon) 12: 654-656. "Maintaining interest in mine safe ty" (Hewitt) 12:647-651. "Maintaining Interest in safety'". (Oartel) 14:pt. 1. 163-166, "Maintaining safety interest among) executives" (Moulton) 10:458-459. "Maintaining safety Interest among miners" (Bradley) 10:462-484. "Maintaining safety interest among shift bosses and foremen" (Cow perthwaite) 12:651-654. "Maintaining Safety Interest at Mines" (Gillette and- Denny) 11: 542-553. "Organizing and maintaining inter est among committeemen" (Cor bin) 13:1115-1117. "Promoting and maintaining the in terest of the supervisory forces In plant safety" (Cooke) 14:pt. 1, 763-770. "Safety kinks" (Colburn) 13:582- 586. "Which--men or miles per gallon?" (Nichoson) 14:pt. 1. 785-793. See also Campaigns; Contests; Prizes. "Maintenance of way and motor car accidents" (REdgway) 9:1263-1267. Maintenance Department; Rules, 12: 896. Make-Up of a Man: In `^Railroad safety--past, present and future" (Carrow) 14:pfc. 1, 977. Malingering: Discussion, 12:274-276. "Further studies In meirtai hygiene" (Dershimer) 12:476-482. In discussion on "Getting the in .jured man back to work," ;l'4:pt. 1, 101 "Malingering--Involving* the .-prob lem of getting the sick or injured employee back to work" (Fisher) 8:681-693. Mallou, J. EE.: "Duties and responsi bilities of foremen and men in advisory positions with reference to the safety of men under their jurisdiction," 9:672-676. "Human element In safety work," 13:221-227. Man--His Make-up: In "Railroad safety--pass, .present and future" (Carrow) 14 rpt. 1, 977. Management: "Better management through co-operatlon-^-the safety method" (Bruere) 13:1063-1068. Discussion of Mr. --'Scott's paper (Lucas) 10:628-629. "Management and Safety" (Clark) 11:931-937. 'Management and training of men" (Gidiey) 81826-832. "Management problems related to the employment of > women" CNunn) 9:421-423. 48 Management--Continued "Management responsibility" (Shat- tuck) 14:pt- X, 731-734. "Managers' and foremen's responsi bilities" (Murbach) 10:541-543. "Necessity, of the support of ex ecutives ' in accident prevention work" 10:624-628. "Relations between management and men" (Bentley) 14:pt. 1. 832- 836. "Safety first from .the factory man ager's viewpoint" CWhittelseyJ 10:716-719. "Why the management should be interested in safety" (Carlton) 14:pfc. 1, 209-212. Managing Director's Annual report, see National Safety Council. Manufacturing Sections: Joint meet ing, 10:77-96. Marble, EC. C.: "Diseases of occupa tion in the textile Industry," 11:- 1015^1017. Marine Hazards: "Carbon dioxide in marine fires" (Jones)' 12:542-548. "Considerations of safety with spe cial reference to tank steamers" (Outwater) 14:pt 1, 503-507. Discussion on federal compensation act, -13:536. "Factors contributing to -safety on board ships" (Marr) 14:pt. 1, 483- 485. "Fuel oil--the elimination of all hazards incident to its handling" (Weller) 14:pt. 1, 478-483. "Marine fire hazards" (Titsworth) 12:504-513. "Marine hazards--some present day perils" (Henriques) 14:pt. 1, 619- 622. "Marine safety of personnel" (Evans) 14:pt. 1, 507-514. Marine statistics--their value and compilation (Edwards) 14:pt. 1, 494-497. "Maritime casualties" (Edwards) 13:511-517. "Need and functions of ship safety committees" (Marr) 12:533-542. "Observations on the principle of marine safety" (Brown) 14:pt. 1, 489-494. "Organizing for safety on board ship" (Bush) 14:pt. 1, 486-488. "Practical safety supervision in the merchant marine" (Hand) 13:518- 522. - "Reducing accident costs in water- front work--the conflict between. . compensation and a-dm iralty laws" (Foiiliy) 13:530-536. "Safeguarding.- the lives and limbs of lake ' seamen" (Marr) 13:523- 529. "Safety developments in the ma rine industry of the Great Lakes" (Cole) 14:pt. 1, 497-500. "Safety organization fin the XT. S. Tard at -New York City" (Hin- xicks) 14:pt. 1, 500-503. "Ship personnel hazards" (Evans) 12:549-567. "Ship. 'Stevedoring hazards" (Welch) 12:513-517. "Uses of `the nil-purpose canister gas masks aboard ships" (Mc Bride) 12:521-533. "Work of the XJ. S. Coast Guard In rescuing lives in peril at .sea" (Billard) 12:557-561. "Tear's attack on stevedoring acci dents on Fuget Sound" (Arkills) 14 :pt. 1, 514-519. Marine Section: Minutes, 12:503-562; 18:511-537; 14 .-pt. 1. 477-522. Nominating Committee report, 12:520; 13:518; . 14:pt. 1, 507. Resolution on enactment of federal compensation Bill. 13:537. Roll call, 12:517-518; 548. Marks, J. S.: `^Prevention of knife cuts in the packing industry," 9:956-960. Marqnard, F. F.: "Safe practices in by-products coke plants," 10:378335. Marr, G. A.: "Factors contributing to safety on. board ships," 14;pt. 1. 483-485. "Need and functions of ship safety committees," 12:533-542. "Safeguarding .the lives and limbs of lake seamen," 13:523-529. Marsh, H. 17.: Safety code for cfaem- - ical laboratories with special ref erence to explosives laboratories, 12:245-254. Marshall, -R. C., Jr.: "Why the A. G. C. Joined the National Safety Council " 11:295-299. Marshall, W.- A.: "Accident severity in lagging operations," 8:14321436. "Dogging accidents on the Pacific coast," 9:1365-1369. Martens, P. B.: "Handling of mate rial/' 9:1128-1131. Martin,. H. T.: "Selling safety In the factory;" 9:1170-1174. Martinson, George: "Industrial nurses in metal mining communities," 9:767-770. Masks: "Carbon monoxide gas" (Bur rell) 9:751--753. "Controlling factors in gas mask design," 8:466-478. Discussion, 8:470-477; 10:397-398. "New developments in gas masks'* (Burrell) 10:394-397. "Paper and pulp industry," 8.974. Use for gas work, 11:687-690. Use in repairing gas -and fume leaks, 9:531. XJse of army -gas mask for worker with chlorine, 10:564. "Use of oxygen gas masks" (Costi- gane) 11:59. See also Respirators; Helmets. Mason, R. .O.: "Some highlights on the highway traffic -problem," 13:1021-1028. Massey, A. H-.: -"Some accident ex periences in the dye industry," 8:478-484. Masslich, G. B.: "Requisites or safe ty instruction in elementary schools," 12:321-325. Matches, see SmokingMaternity Insurance. 8:137. Matthiesou, H. U.: "Unsafe . prac tices in paper mills--their ; cost in money and men," 8:980-986. "What benefits should a corporation - expect to derive -from an em ployees' publication?" 8:601-605. 49 Meat Packers* Section, . see Packers' and Tanners' Section- Medical Supervision: ' "Co-operation of the medical department and . . the safety department" (Crom well) 13:633-635. "Critical analysis of health and. ac cident experience for a twelve year period In a public utility" (Moses) 14:pt. 1, 414-428. Discussion, 13:726. "Edicott-Johnson Medical service. (O'Neil) 12:469-475. "Health service work in paper, and pulp mips" ' (Frechtling) 13:673- 680. "How a medical department may contribute to safety in the chemical Industry" (Slater) 13:255- 261. "How far should "physical examina tions and medical service go?" (Clark) 14:pt. 1, 446-449. In "Elimination of occupational diseases in the chemical and rub ber industries" (Roach) 12:233-238. In "Securing the co-operation of employees in safety work" (North) 13:643. In "Should medical service of a mutual benefit society extend be yond the work . in the plant?" _ : .(Wright) 13:411*414. "Industrial health, as a purchasable commodity" (Schram) 13:455-466. "Medical service in public utilities" (Demon) 9:1065-1070. "Opportuity for preventive medicine in industry" (Button) 14:pt. 1, 430-434. "Relation of the medical and safety departments" (McKinstry) 12:579- 582. See also Health Supervision of Em ployees; Physical Examination of Employees. Medicine, Industrial and its relation to general practice (Meyers) 12:84- 88. Meehan, R. M.: "Safety in the pack ing industry," 12:663-664. Meeker, R. B.: "International aspects of the safety movement," 12:50-57. Meetings of Employees: Discussion on conduct of meetings (Harmon) 13:375-376. "How to make safety meetings in teresting" (Shattuck) 8:988-991." In "Best safety kink I have known" (Hensel) I4:pt. 1, 100-101. In "Human element, the important factor in safety" (Purkhlser) 12: 279-280. Size and results, 8:541-542. Type and time, 8:542-543. -- Members, Annual Meeting, see Busi ness Session. . Membership campaign, 8:38. -- 'Membership committee ' reports of sections, see name of Section, subheads. Membership . committee - report." . . .r "Men and machines" (Nichoson) l'4':pt'. I, 46-50. "Mental causes of personal Injuries" ' (Hale) 12:1039-1062." "Mental Causes of Accidents" (Jaco by) 13:42-48. "Mental hygiene in industry, Further studies" (Derahimer) 12:476-482. "Mental Tests for Commercial Driv ers" (Snow) 13:909-911. Meredith, Dr. A. B.r "Safety and the schools." 14:pt. &. 6-15. Metal Mining. --Metal. Mines and Mining ... : Merit System. * Sorbui Systems. Messenger. R. PL; "Standardising . railroad rreisaiac and grade crossing*." jo.sss-Mo. Meta! mining. --M etal. Win-!", and Mining Metals Section. Bulletin Committee report, I4:pt. 523. Chairman's report. 9:581-753;-14:pt. 1, 523-524. Joint meeting; of the Automotive Drop Fortre and Metals sections, ll:lS3-209. Membership Committee report, 14; pt. 1. 5S4-52S. Minutes. 6:717-862: 9:681-753; 10:365- 398: 11:445-477: 12:563-584; 13:539- 572; Z4:pt- 1. 523-564. Nominating Committee report. 8:791; 9:734-735: 10:386: V:462-463; .12: 672; 13:562-563; 14:pt. 1, 525, 552. Program Committee report, 14:pt. 1, 526. Proposed change of name, 13:563. Report of bulletin committee, 11:445- 446. Report of engineering representa tives, 14:pt. 1, 524. Resolution. 14:pt. 1, 531. Secretary's report, 8:718-719; 9:682- 683. Metal Industries, see also Iron and Steel -Industry. Metcalfe, F. M.: "Gates, distant signs, and crossing watchmen as protec tion at highway grade crossings," 10:768-771. "Methods of promoting safety educa tion in a plant" (Rasmussen) 8:293-296. "Methods of securing co-operation of workmen in using- safeguards" (Jensen) 8:1423-1427. "Methods of selecting committees and maintaining interest In safety" (Scott) 8:1270-1276.. Methyl Chloride: In "Development of domestic ice machines and rela- tive hazard of refrigerant gases" (Copland) 13:504--. Metropolitan Ufe Insurance Company, Statistical" bureau, "Occupation hazards and diagnostic signs," 9:163-165.' -- Meyers, Fred.: "Co-operation of . : officers and employees in safety work on railroads," 8:1237-1239. "Safety from an operating stand point." 11:952-954. Meyers, Dr. Harry: "Relation of in dustrial medicine to. general .prac tice," 12:84-88. Miles, L. L.: "Securing the co-oper ation of taxicab drivers. . for safety," 13:1136-1137. Miller. C. It.: "Some of the box.znan-" nfacturers' problems,'*: 8:1427- 1428. 5D Miller. R. E.: "Safety work In the Mid-Continent field." 14;pt. 1, 755762. "Millwrights" (Bowie) 3:464-469. Milne, W. D.: "Eire hazards in chum and spreader- rooms." 12:10121018. Mine Cars: Sprags vs. brake. In "Animal haulage in coal mines" (Magraw) 10:416-417. Mine cars. Standard gauge, 8:900901. See also Handling Materials. Mine Rescue, see First Aid. Miner, Mrs. F. H-: "Junior Safety Councils and Safety Patrols." 14:pt. 2, 152-156. Mines and Mining: Accident statis tics, 8:11-820; 849-859; 950: 10751076: 9:834-835; 872-879; 888; 891. "Accidents from falls, of roof and ground" (KTadlich) 9:881-888. "Advantages' of trolley locomotives for underground haulage from a safety standpoint" (Whiteside) 10:404-406. Animal haulage, 10:420. 'Animal haulage at anthracite coal mines" (Solomon)" 10:410-414. "Animal haulage in coal mines" (Magraw) 10:414-420. "Compressed air haulage-' (Johnson) ^10:407-408. Cost of haulage, 10:408-409. Demonstrating of effect of carbon monoxide on animals (Ryan) 12: 631-632. "Desirability for standardizing mine rescue training and plan for standardization" (Parker) 8:854857. "Effective means of using rescue apparatus in the fighting of mine ' fires" (Ryan) 8:871-877. Discussion on Mr. Holbrook's paper (Reed) 14:pt. 1, 574-576. Discussion" on searchlights In fire fighting in mines. 14:pt. X, 622. "Electric starting devices and fuses with reference to safety" (MacWilliams) 13:617-624. "Experiences in a coal mine fire" (Gillette) 10:442-445. Explosion hazards, 9:838-839. "Few thoughts on the use of posi tive suggestive psychology in ac cident prevention work" (Ageton) 14:pt. 1, 578-587. "Fire prevention and. fighting in anthracite mines" (Jacobs) 10:430433. First-aid contests, 8:951. "First aid stations underground" (Sayers) 10:484-488. Forms for mine accidents discussed, 11:497-501.- "General rules for gas' explosion prevention" (Walter)- 9:823-829. "Hazards met In open-cut mining" (Charlton) 9:900-909. Hoisting safety devices. 9:805-810r 816-823. Ignition of gases by spars. 10:429. Industrial relations ' in the mining Industry (Willis) 8:832-841.' "Joseph A. Holmes Safety Associa tion plan" (Colburn) 13:625-629. "Labor turnover and Its relation to mine accidents" (Bach) 8:847-850. `Maintaining Interest in mine safe ty" (Hewitt) 12:647-651. "Maintaining safety interest among executives"- (Moulton) 10:456-459. "Maintaining safety interest among shift bosses and foremen" (Cow- perthwaite) 12:651-654. ''Maintaining safety . interest at mines" (Gillette and Denny) 11: 542-553. "Maintaining safety interest at the Old Dominion Company" (Tallon) 12:654-656. "Maintaining safety interest among miners" (Bradley) 10:462-464. "Mine accident statistics" (Adams) 13:589-597. "Mine fire prevention and fighting in bituminous coal mines" (Reed) 10:437-442. "Mine fire prevention and fighting" (Seip) 11:501-509. "Mine accidents: English speaking vs. non-English speaking em ployees" (Fay) 8:807-821. -Mine hygiene . and sanitation" (Sayers) 11:482-487. Mine locomotive control device, 13: 587--588. _ ( - "Mine rescue ' and recovery opera tions" (Woodburn) 9:840-850. , "Mine rescue training and opera tion" (Barker) 11:509-510. "Mine safety and the National Safety .Council" (Colburn). 12:658660. "Observations of a safety engineer in various coal and metal mining Camps of U. S." (Colburn) 10:468. 471. "Organizing the mining industry for safety" (Feehan) 13:605-609. "Portable ventilating equipment for mining operations and tunnel con struction" (Lednum) 11:520-525. "Provisions - for drinking . wat r" (Yates) 10:481-482. Rescue apparatus and inspection, 8:862-868. Rescue training, 8:860-862. Rescue work, 9:858-872. Responsibility for. accidents, 834. 9:893- "Safe practices in mine hoisting equipment" (KuC'^h), 11:553-362. "Safety devices ' winding en gines" (Mitten) (97-805. "Safety in the use of exploslves" - (Greensfelder). 13:598-605. : - "Safety In underground use of elec tricity" (Johnson) 13:612-617. "Safety kinks" (Colburn) 13:582-586. "Safety organizations and method of operating and maintaining in- .... terest among shift bosses and foremen" (Cowperthwaite) 10:459- 462. "Safety visits to mines of. the United States" (Colburn) 11: 518519. "Signalling to and controlling mine hoists from' moving cages" (Alien) 9:810-815. 51 Mines and Mining--Continued "Standardization of first-aid and first aid contents with list of qual ified professional and lay judges"' (Shields) 10:495-498. "Storage battery locomotives" (Stuart) 10:408. "Stray electrical currents" (Jones) 13:575-580. Timbering hazards, 9:888-890, 892. Tracks. In "Animal haulage in coal mines" (Magraw) 10:417-419. "Transportation of the injured in the mining industry" (Sayers) 10 *323-329* "Traveling "ways and signs" (Seip) 10:471-481. "True causes of mine accidents" (Adams) 11:490-495. "Underground toilets and sewage disposal for mines" (Williams) 10:489-494. "Underground transport" (Reese) 11:533-538. "Use of telephones in mines" (Charlton) 11:512-517. "Vocational training as influencing safety and efficiency in mining" (Mltke) 9:761-764. . Mines and Mining, see also Eire pre vention; First-aid. Mines and Mining--Coal: "Accidents from falls of roof and coal" (Hol brook) 14:pt. 1, 567-574. BIfner fire. In "Functions and practical use of liquefied carbon dioxide in fighting mine fires" (Jones) 12:632-642. "Fire prevention and fighting in the anthracite mines" (Otto) 10:434437. "Fire prevention in anthracite coal mines and necessary equipment for fighting mine fires" (Price) 8: 885-888. "First year of Utah's drastic coal mine regulations" (Harrington) 14:pt. 1, 596-601. "Hazards met in anthracite strip ping" (Galiu3) 9:909-912. "Hazards of coal mine haulage de railment" (Hoskin) 12:617-621. "Rules for prevention of gas ex plosions in anthracite mines" (Walsh) 9:833-837. "Safe practices of my company (Conibear) 14:pt. 1, 638-643. "Safety in mine locomotive haul age" (MacWilllams) 12:597-603. "Safety in underground transpor tation at coal mines -- tracks" (Brosfcy) 12:606-615. "Safety in underground transporta tion in coal mines--mine cars'' (Gillette and Heed) 12:623-626. . Statistics in "International aspects of the safety movement" (Meeker) 12:52. "Ventilation practice in the mines of .the Union Pacific Coal Co., in .Wyoming" (Dickinson) 14:pt. 1, '634-638. Mines and Mining--Metal: Accident . statistics, 8:950. "Accidents from falls of rock or ore" (Boardman and Bates) 9:872- 879. "Block signal and dispatching sys tems in metal mines" (Murrill) 10:420-427. Chutes, 8:901-914. Comparison of safety records in large and small companies, 8:919921; 924-925. "Compilation of chute types for loading or Into' tram cars in metal mines" (Mltke) 8:894-901. "Fire prevention and fighting In metal mines" (Wolfiln) '10:445-453. "Importance of safety measures to the miner" (Dwight) 8:914-918. In "Functions and practical use of liquefied carbon dioxide in fighting fires" (Jones) 12:641. "Requirements of fescue training for metal miners" (Woodburn) 9:850-867. "Safety in underground transporta tion in . metal mines" (Shove) 12:592-595. ^'Storage battery locomotives In metal mines" (Daveler) 10:400404. "Underground toilets and feewage disposal for mines" (Williams) 10:489-494. "Underground transport in metal mines" (Baton) 11:526-533. "Underground transportation from a safety standpoint" (Boardman) 11:539-541. Use of liquid carbon dioxide in mine fire. In `Fire prevention and fighting in metal mines" (Wolfiln) 10:448-449. Mines and Mining--Signs and Signals: "Block signal and dispatching system in metal mines" (Murrill) 10:420-427. Mining Section: Chairman's report, 12:585-587; l4:pt. 1, 632-633. Co-operation with D. S. Bureau of Mines, 9:895-900. Delegates, 9:755-757: 10:399-400. Membership) and publicity commit tee report, 8:806. "Mine safety and the National Safety Council" (Colburn) 12:658660. "Minimizing personal Injury acci dents" (Bennett) 11:820-825. Minutes, 8:803-951; 9:755-916.; 10:399- 498; 11:479-585; 12:585-661; 13:573631; 14:pt. 1, 665-654. "Need tor a definite technical serv ice In the mining section of the National Safety Council" (Tlilson) 8:926-935. Nominating committee report, 9:915; 10:455; 11:519: 12:632; 13:629-631; 14;pfc. , 629-630. Organization of local councils. 8:936943. Paid secretary discussion. 9:894-395; 89S-9O0. Jlerort of safety service engineer (Colburn) 12:587-591. Resolution. 14;p{ 1. ESI. Secretary's report. !(:pt 1. 565-566. Standardization of first-aid prac tices committee report. 9:783-784. Statistics of transactions, 9:75T-759. Summary of lost-time accidents, 12: 591. 52 Minins Section--Continued Summary of replies to Chairman Tillson'8 letter on Minins Section. Service. 12:657-658. Votes on paid secretary Question. 9:760. "Minor accidents, Possibilities of controllins*' (IDevitt) 14:pt. 1, 773- Mitcheil, A. O.: "Selection and safe- installation of eras appliances," 13:977-982. J.Titcheil; F. W.: "Foreman--his re lation to safety,'' 14:pt. 1, 10061009. Mitchella, C. B.: Report or Engineer ing- Committee of Rubber Sec tion,12:969-985. "Safety and sanitation for rubber mills and calendars." 9:1134-1146. Mitchell, F.-W.: "Negligence of em ployees," 10:764-757. "Safety as a builder of morale," 12:1086-1088. "Should safety agents be clothed with authority to requira correc tion of dangerous practice?" 8:1299-1300. Mitke, C. A.: "Compilation of chute types for loading ore Into tram cars in metal mines." 8:894-901. "Vocational training as influencing safety- and efficiency in mining," 9:761-764. Mitten, I*. F.: "Safety devices on winding engines," 9:798-805. Mix. G. E.: "Law enforcement and its application," 9:335-343. Report of committee on law en forcement of Public Safety Sec tion, 9:368-374. Mix, M. X: Discussion of Col. Fogg's paper, 14:pt. 1, 847-849. Mixing Mills: ."Proper ventilation of mixing mints" (Crooks) 13:1053- 1055. Mock, Dr. EC. E.: "Prevention and reclamation.' ' 9:99-105- Moffett, Prank: "Personal element in safety from the standpoint of the foundry," 9:697-707. Moller, Kenneth: "Plant and machin ery layout as affecting the acci dent . hazard in textile mills," 8:1342-1360. Moore, X F1.: "Safety first--from a moral viewpoint," 10:725-729. Moorhead. Dr. J. X: "Discussion of Dr. Cotton's paper on infection," 10:318-322. "Fractures incident to occupation." 9:123-127. "Moral viewpoint. Safety first from" (Moore) 10:725-729. Morale: "Safety as a builder of mor ale" (Mitchell) 12:1086-1088. Morbidity: "Critical analysis of health and accident experience for a twelve year period 5rz a public utility" (Moses) 14:pt- 1, 414-428. Morey, A. T.: Resolutions committee report, 8:32-33. "Steel worker and his characteris tics," 14:pt. 1, 534-538. Morley, R. A.: Experiences of On tario safety league, 8:215-218. Morris, F. E.: Discussion of Syracuse school accident prevention pro gram, 10:243-245. "Foreman.--the determining factor,'' 9:71-74. "Safety committees will starve un less fed." 13:89-94. "Typical school hazards," 11:800802. Morris, R. 6.: "Switching and ear cleaning in terminal yards," 14:pt. 1, 985-986. Morrison. C. E.: "Progress in acci dent .prevention In public utili ties," 11:833-840. Morrison, X P.: "Boilers and tanks on pressure vessels," 10:511-517. Moses, H. M.: "Critical anaysls of health and accident experience for a twelve year period Ir a public utility," 14:pt.l, 414-428. Motor Age: "Planning and rebuild ing our cities for the motor age'* (Knowles) 13:809-828. Motor Bus Operation, see Bus Oper ation. Motor truck accidents (Squires) 9:976979. "Motor Truck Operation, Safety In" (Elkin) 13:647-655. Motor and ECand Cars: 8:1324-1334. "Hand and motor car (Walsh) 8:1320-1324. Discussion, accidents" Motor Clubs, see Automobile Clubs. Moving Pictures in Safety Work: "Ask Daddy" (Beyer) 12:66-67. Discussion, 8:543-545; 10:180-182; 595-600; 11:192. Film Committee report, 14;pt. 1, 966-967. In Annual report of the president (DeBIois) 13:18. In "Safety Kinks" (Colburn) 13:585- 587. In "Safety work In the Mid-Con tinent Field" (Miller) 14:pt. 1, 756-757. New ways of keeping up interest in safety, 9:63. "Public safety lessons taught through motion pictures" (Beyer) 11:805-807. Report of Film Committee, 10:594- 595: 12:843-844; 13:1082-1083. "Safety education > through motion pictures" (Beyer) 10:177-180. Moulton, W. EC.: "Maintaining safe ty Interest among ' executives," 10:456-459. Mowery, H. W.: Report of Committee Investigating the Elmtnatlon of Excess Noise, 14:pt- 1, 192-199. Slipping and falling hazards, 11: 603-604. "Slipping hazards in woodworking plants," 14 :pt. 1, 1101-1103. Mulligan. X R-: "Fixing the' re sponsibility- for an accident," 9: 726-734. Mulligan, W. H-: "Hazards in build ing additions to power plants-- protecting operators and equip ment," 9:1059-1062. Mullins, E. V.: Prayer, 13:7-8. Mumford, S. C.: "Address of wel come," 11:6-7. "Benefits of community organiza tion for safety." 11:784-788. 53 Murbaeh, B. J.: "Managers' and foremen's responsibilities," 10:541- 543. MuiThy, E. D.: Discussion on coIIoct tion and. use of accident statis tics, 14:pt. 2. 87-88. ``Getting safety to belong," 12:728- 734. Murrill, R: T.: "Block signal and dispatching in metal mines," 10: 420-427. Music In industry, 8:1391-1392; 10:611. Mutual Benefit Associations, see Em ployees' Benefit Associations. Nail Hazards: Discussion, 10:219. Nails: Discussion on special cut nails. 14:pt. 1, 659. In "Best kinks. .1 . have known" (Quesnel) 14:pt. 1', rl09. Naphtha: In "Safe handling of sol vents" (Smith) 12:230. Nation, .Safety and the (Sims) 14:pt. 1 38-43. National Aniline and Chemical Com pany, Report of frequency, and severity rates. 8:460-461. National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters, 13:120. National Cash Register Co.,: ' "Fac tory housekeeping from the stand point of the workers' health" (Barr) 11:99-102. National Conference on Street and Highway Safety: Work (Barber) 14:pt. 2, 2-6,, "National co-operation In safety" (Epps) 14:pt. 1. 778-784. National railroad accident prevention drive, 8:1289-1299. National Safety Council: "Council -- past and future" (Richards) 8:193- 197. Managing Directors' Annual reports, 8:20-24; 9:13-18: 10:11-15: 11:13- 16; 12:12-16; 13:31-35: 14:pt. X, 23-28- Nominatfng Committee report. 8:34- 35: 9:25-26; 10:23; 11:25; 12:22-23; 13:26. President's Annual address, 8:11-20: 9:7-13; 10:7-11: 11:7-13; 12:7-12; 13: 11-21; 14:pt. 1, 10-14. "Reminiscences" (Campbell) 9:172- 178. Treasurer's Annual, report, 8:25-26; 9:18-20; 11:18-19; 12:16-18; 13:35- 37: 14:pt. 1, 28-30. "What can the National Safety Council do to assist the states in safety education work?" (Co'n- nally) 11:335-336. "Nationalization of ideas and ideals" (Payne) 14:pt. 1, 14-18. Navy: "Safety and the nation" (Sims) i4:pt. 1, 38-43. Navy Yards, see Marine. Hazards. Naylor C. L.: , "Static hazards in gasoline handling," 12:734-741; Negative Side of Safety, see Posi tive Side of Safety. "Negligence of Employees" (Mitchell) 10:754-757. Neuman, E. Gr.: . "Safety from the viewpoint of -the transportation department," 13:1087-1090. New Employees:- `.`Accident liability in cement industry," 9:472-474. Accident statistics, 9:1339-1340. Discussion. 12:148-149. General Electric Co.. Lrftu. Mass. 10:128. "How to promote safety education in a plant" (Regula) lO;X3~t39. In a woodworking shop. ' 1337- In "Accident prevention .. a mal leable iron foundry" (Church) 8: 722-723. In "Employment and safety" (Blank) 8:340-343. In "Maintaining Interest in mine safety" (Hewitt) 12:648-650. In "Maintaining safety interest at the Old Dominion Company" (Tallon) 12:654-655. In "Mental causes of personal in juries" (Hale) 12:1042. In "Protective devices and clothing - for foundry workmen" (Watters) 13:561-562. In "Safety Kinks" (CaAburn) 13: 582-583. Instruction, 9:1006. "Necessity for and importance of observing operating rules from the standpoint of the safety depart ment" (Wilson) 9:655-658. "Necessity for and importance of observing operating rules from the standpoint of the transportation department" (Thompson) S:6Rf- "New employees" (Kelley) 14:pt- I. 144-150. "Training at Copper Queen Mine*" 14:pt. 1, 587-588. "Value of foreman's Instruction* to new employee" (McClellan) 9:949953. New England Steamship Company: "Organizing for safety on board ship" (Brown) 14:ptL 1. 491-494. Newell, H. E.: "Fire hazard* In woodworking plants.'.' 10:SS0-S98Newman. B. J.: "Adequate records of lost time In industry due to sickness" 10:236-303. "Shop standards and fatigue." 9: 405-415. New York State Department of Labor: Minutes of General Session. 12: 101-IIS. "Newspaper reader. Educating in Safety" (Wallis) 14:pt. 2. 138-139. Niagara Frontier Local Council: "Ex perience of a small city in local council work" (Case) 8:218-222. Nichols. H. M.: Dust Explosion Haz ards Committee of the N.F.F.A. 12:415. "Exhaust systems for woodworking machines," 10:871-878. "Industrial ventilation as applied to dust and fume removal," 11:255- 259. NIchoson, A. A.: "Men and ma chines." 14:pt. 1, 46-50. "Which--men or miles per gallon?" 14:pt. 1, 785-793. Nielson, John: "Practical safety methods of a field superintendent," 11:286-289. Niesz, H. E.: "Instructions in and observance of- safety rules In sub- station- operation,"- 13:1012-1019. Report of Finance Committee, 12:16- Treasurer's annual report; 13:35-37, Nitric Acid: Discussion, .12:2.61-. 54 Nltro: Handling-, 11:251. Nitrogen:. In "Functions and practical use of liquefied carbon dioxide in fighting- fires" (Jones) 12:641-642. Nitrous fumes, 'see Fumes and Vapors, Irritating. No-Accident; campaigns, see Cam paigns. Noise: Report of Committee investi gating the elimination of excess noise (Mowery) 14:pti 1, 192-199. Non-English Speaking Foreigner, see Foreign Workman. Nominating Committee report. (N.S.C.) 8:134-35: 9:25-26: 10:23; 11:25; 12:22-23; 13:26; 14:pt. 1, 30- ' 31; 113-114. Nominating Committees: For reports of section nominating committees, see Name pf Section, sub-head Nominating committee. Noonan, Rev. H. C. Invocation, 9:5-6. Noonan, V. T.: "Getting down to brass tacks," 14:pt. 1 399-400. "Human relations and accident pre vention," 9:458.-464. North, H.: "Securing cooperation of employees in safety work," 13:641647. Northwood. J. A.: Report of engineer ing representative. 14:pt. 1, 524. Northeastern Ohio Safety Council, Re port- 8:278-280. Nunn, H- X..: "Management problems related- -to the employment of women," 9:421-423. Nurses: Discussion. 14:pt. 1, 711-716. Duties of industrial, 9:771-777. Function In industry, 9:403-405. In "Health education of our foreign families'' (Colcord) 13:476-478. In "Health service in paper and pulp mills" (F*reeh.tling> 13:677-678. "Industrial nurses in metal mining communities'* . (Martinson) 770. - 1 ~ 9:767- Kimberly-Clark Company first-aid nursing -department', 8:1377. "Fart the nurse plays in preventing lost time accidents" (Ostrander) 14:pt. 1. 708-711. "Fublic health nurse In (Lent) 9:398-403. industry" "Responsibilities and opportunities of the industrial nurse" (Wright) 8:1372-1376. Visiting nurse, 10:534-535; 537. Oakes, C. B3.: "Testing of goggles for protection against radiant en ergy," 8:782-789. Oartel, J. A.: Local, development and ^pblio safety committee report, 10: .^"Maintaining interest in safety," 14:pt. 1, 163-166. "Safety and production from the practical viewpoint," 10:58-69. ``Workmen's Inspection committees, 8:297-803. Obier;' J. ' L.:... Address of welcome, 13:306. "Occupation hazards ' and diagnosis signs," (Dublin and LiebofE) 9:163165. Occupational Diseases, see Diseases, -Occupational; Tuberculosis. Oculists: In "Endicott-Johnson Medi cal Service" (O'Neil) 12:472. In "Eye accidents and their vention" (Allport) . I4:pt. 1, 216. See also Eye Protection. pre 215- Officers of N.S.C., see Executive Com mittee of N.S.C. Officers of Sections, see' name of Sec tion, sub-head Nominating com mittee report. Ohio Workmen's Compensation Law: "Accident prevention an Invest ment" (Duffy) 14:pt. 1. 354-359. Oil Company Safety': "Accident causes in the sales division" (Singleton) 14:pt. 1. 793-796. Accident statistics, 12:742-743. Discussion, 11:657-658. "Effective methods of safety organ ization" (Wallace) 13:714-715. "Effective methods of safety organization -- manufacturing di vision," 13:719-722. "Effective safety methods in the marketing division of the petrole um Industry" (Singleton) 13:738- 746. "Fire prevention in oil properties" (Epps) 13:695-707. "Fuel oil--the elimination of all hazards incident to Its handling" (Weller) 14:pt. 1. 478-483. "Getting safety to belong" (Mur- phey) 12:728-734. , "Promoting and maintaining the in terest 'of the supervisory forces in ' plant safety" (Cooke) 14:pt. 1, 763-770. "Recent progress in safety in the California petroleum industry" (Kelley) 13:746-74?. "Responsibility of the petroleum in dustry for safety" (Boyd) 13:707- 711. "Review of the petroleum accident records in Oklahoma" (Fowler) 13:727-737. "Safe practice of acetylene welding and burning in an oil plant" (Timm) 12:715-723. "Safety valves and pressure gauges," - 12:743-744. "Safety work in the Mid-Continent Field" (Miller) 14:pt. 1, 755-762. "Spirit of competition In safety work" (Shaw) 14:pt. 1, 770-773. "Standard OH Company" (Wadding- ton) 13:715-716. "Static hazards in gasoline han dling" (Naylor and Ramsey) 12: 734-741. "Which--men or miles per gallon?" (NIchoson) 14:pt. 1. 785-793. Oil--Handling, see Handling Materials. Oil Storage: ``Risks in handling and storing coal. oil. and by-products" (Paige) 10:646-653. Oklahoma Workmen's Compensation Law: In "A--- review of the pe troleum accident records In Okla- . homa during 1922"- (Fowler) 13: '727-737. . -- : Oliver, J. W.: -Discussion on school safety work, 13:391-394. Oils: Hazards of .fuel 611, 11:692-694. "100 per cent safety in a steel mill" (Trusel) 11:456-458. -- 55 Oliver. Sir Thomas: Address at Ce ment Section. 12:270. Discussion on time of day accidents occur, 12:461-462. "Safety and health in industry,*' 12: 165-167. Olschwsky, W. H. Jr.: Discussion on work of Western Union, 13:968- 972. Olsen, E. H.: "How far should man agement participate in the opera tion and support of E.M.B.A.?" 14:pt. 1. 435-444. Omaha Safety Council Report, 8:280. O'Malley, J. E.: "Elimination of haz ards in by-product plants," 12: 887-897. O'Neil, Dr. D. C-: "Endlcott-Johnson Medical Service," 12:469-475. Ontario Safety League: Experiences (Morley) 8:215-218. Operators, see Machine operators. Opp, George: "Accidents to meter readers and other employees on equipment outside of the com pany's premises." 9:1090-1099. Report of Bulletin Committee of Public Utilities Section, 12:868. Report of secretary, 13:951-953. "Organized labor's interest in safety work" (Lee) 8:1241-1244. Organization: "Actual experience with a safety organization on a typical construction job" (Easterbrooks) 10:227-231. "Benefits occurring to the railroad trainmen due to organized safety upon the American railroads" (Lee) 14:pt. 1, 1017-1021. "Benefits of community organization for safety" (Mumford) 11:784-788. "Boosting safety- through contrac tors* organizations" 10:211-214. (Robinson) "Broader field for safety work" (Prank) 9:1177-1182. "Building a safety organization in a foundr. " (Salisbury) 9:688-691. Committees, 9:6S2-697. Construction work of DuPont d Nemours Company, 8:490-497. "Co-ordination of safety between transportation and equipment de partments" (Jeffries) 8:539-540. "Development of accident preven tion and first-aid work in the tele phone field." (Downey) 10:659-664. Discussion, 11:361-365; 999-1005; 13: 722-724. Discussion on "Safety in a plant organization of a public utility" (Bunyaa) X4:pt- X, 855-857. 'Educating cement plant employees In safety" (Josse) 8:380-386. "Effective methods of safety organ ization -- manufacturing division" (Winslow) 13:719-722. "Effective methods of safetyorganization--producing division" . (Wallace). 13:714-715. "Effective safety methods in the marketing division of the pe troleum industry" (Singleton) 13: 738-746. Electric railway, 8:543-544. 5G "Employees' representation with ref erence to safety" (McClellan) 11: 698-613. "Essentials of a plant safety organization" (Tinsley) 10:129-132. '"Essentials of a plant safety organ ization" (Worth) 9:67-71. "Essentials of a safety organiza tion" (Hayward) 8:287-290.' "Essentials of safety" (Eaunce) 12:563-567. "Experience at Nltro" (Williams) 8:357-358. "Getting- safety to bslon g" (Murphey) 12:728-734. "Getting the safety message to the individual miner" (HCuhbell) 9:777782. "How to organize for safety in a woodworking plant" (Thompson) 12:1128-1135. "Human element in safety work" (Mallon) 13:221-227. Xn "Bums and scalds--tanning in dustry" (Batchelder) 9:966-967. In "Co-operating on s a f e t y" (Dresser) 8:625-627. In electric railways, 8:554-555. In "Instruction in and observance of safety rules in substation oper ation" (Niesz) 13:1018-1019. In "Reducing accidents ftnd minhTfizinjr juries" (Drummond) 12: In "Safe practices in rolling mills" (Johnson) 10:391-393. In 'Safety Committees" (Hodge) 14 :pt. 1, 156-169. In "Year's experience with Local Councils" (DeBlols) 12:36-37. "Management and safety" (Clark) 11:931-937. Men working in scattered small groups. 12:156-160. "Methods of selecting committees and maintaining interest in safety" (Scott) 8:1270-1276. Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railway. 9:677-679. "Most efficient manor of conduct ing safety work" (Scott) 11:350- "Need and functions of ship safety committees" (Marr) 12:533-542. "New ways to put safety across in a steel plant" (Heyne) 8:758-762. Oil company suggestions. 11:660-672. "Organizing for safety in a wood working plant" (Guilbert) 10:859860. "Organizing the human element for safety in the textile industry" (McNulty), 12:1119-1122. Organizing tbe mining industry for safety" (Feehan) 13:605-609. "Planning for safety" (Sherman) 13:1165-1166. "Position, authority and responsibil ity of the safety officer" (Adams) 10:746-747. "Relation of the medical and safety departments" (McKinstry) 12:579- `Results obtained in the manufac ture of lumber by the adoption of a plan of safety organization" (Griffith) 9:1346-1351. Organization--Continued `Safe practices in pouring in a foundry" (Root) 10:365-368. "Safety committees" (Keating) 11: 914-919; 937-941. "Safety committees--rvalue, organ ization methods used, and pro cedure" (Eaton) 9:918-920. "Safety from the executives'stand point'' (Young) 12:271-273. "Safety game as played in one plant" (Kimberly-mill of' the Kim berly-Clark Company) 9:992-1009. "Safety in a plant organization" (Horton) 14:pt. 1, 857-863. "Safety in a plant organization of a public utility company" (Allen) 14:pt. l, 850-854. "Safety kinks" (Colburn) 13:582-586. "Safety organization and method of operating and maintaining inter est among shift bosses and fore men" (Cowperthwalte) 10:459-462. "Safety organization for a large textile plant" (Stowell) 9:1301- 1305. "Safety organization and Its money value" (Eaton) 11:615-618. "Safety organization in the XT. S. Yard at New York City" (Utnricks) 14:pt. 1. 500-503. "Safety organization -work in textile industry" (Stratton) 14:pt. 1. 10831087. "Safety principles as applied to the individual utility" (Parsons) 12: 356-363. S. Slater & Sons, Inc. (Textiles) 8:1361-1365. "Securing, the interest of the construction executive force" (SchUlts) 9:565-569. "Selling safety in the factory" (Martin) 9:1170-1174. "Selling: safety to- the executive and employees" (Wilson) 9:1289-1296. "Social phases of safety work (Rose bush) 10:565-567. "What is on my mind" (Cease) 10: 793-802. "Why dees not every electric rail way have?" (Proctor) 8:545-547. See also Committees, Safety. O'Reilly, T. T.: Prayer, 14:pt. 1, 37-3S. Orr, W. J.: "Operating hand brakes and hand switches," 10:788-790. Orris, George: "Guarding woodwork ing machines from the viewpoint of the operator," 10:888-889. Osgood, Dr. Robert: "Discussion of Dr. Bradford's paper," 10:335-340, Ostrander, P. I.: ``Part the nurse plays in preventing lost time acci dents," 14:pt. 1, 708-711. Otto, H. H.: "Fire prevention and fighting in the anthracite mines," 10:434-437. Outwater,-A.: "Considerations of safety with, special reference to tank steamers," 14:pt. 1, 503-507. Owen, H. A.: ' "Standard guards for textile machinery," 8:1351-1361. Oxygen Cylinders: In' "Safe handling and use of cutting and welding gases" (Smith) 13:563-571. Oxy-acetylene Welding and Cutting: Discussion, 11:204-209. . "Bessons learned from oxy-acety lene and other gas welding and cutting processes" (Banash) 10: 281-286. Practical demonstration of welding and cutting (Schleicher) 8:797-802. Quality and size of hose. In "Bes sons learned from oxy-acetylene and other gas welding and cutting processes" (Banash) 10:284. "Safe practices in acetylene and oxygen welding" (Smith) 11:192204. Various accidents described, 10:286288. Oxygen Tanks--Handling, Discussion, 14:pt. 1, 564. Pacini, A. J.: "Physiotherapy and physiotherapeutic reconstruction,' ' 13:485-490. Packers and Tanners Industry: "Ac cident prevention and severity (Callum) 14:pt. 1, 655-673. "Reducing accidents caused by ma chinery and chemical burns" (Schwarze) 13:636-640. "Securing co-operation of employees in safety work" (North) 13:641647. "Securing co-operation of tannery officials" (Smith) I4:pt. 1, 681-683. Packers' and Tanners' Section: Dele gates attending, 9:917-918. Discussion of consolidation, 9:934937. Minutes, 8:953-956; 9:917-987; 10:499537; 11:587-618; 12:663-685; 13:633660; 14:pt. 1, 655-688. Name of Section determined. 9:987. Nominating committee report, 9:956- 956; 10:510; 11:604; 12:676; 13:641; 14:pt. 1, 680. Packing Houses: Discussion of haz ards, 8:954-956. "Mechanical aide of accident pre vention in the packing industry" (Keene) 10:503-505. In "Boilers and tanks of pressure vessels" (Morrison) 10:515-517. "Prevention of knife cuts In the packing industry" (MDarks) 9:956960. "Reducing accidents and minimizing injuries" (Drummond) 12:676-679. "Safety In the packing industry" (Meehan) 12:663-664. "Slipping and falling hazards In packing plants" (McClellan) 12: 680-683. Tanks in packing house. 10:518. "Ventilation of paper mills from a building and safety standpoint" (Taylor) 10:554-558. See also Tanning Industry. Paige, C. E.: "Risks in handling and storing coal, oil, and by-products," 10:646-653. Paine, W. S.: Address of ChairmanElect, 12:420. "Benzol poisoning in Industry," 11: 274-279. "Development of uniform standards for safeguarding circular saws," 9:269-273. 57 l>Jj$CUS&S07) rTl S5& *a. Discussion or; pr-ei-r.*..! i.- r. Of Jes <2 pelsoninp. -2Mv Report of rs~p::: or. Guillotine Paper :i- - VI. Report of tlse Electric; ty. ti-r; or. Static - rof.-jsns. Woodworking S: 'iii.t. 12:3125-1145. Psimlng: .r>ls`cuvss<m on methods of painting sr.ii.!! ir. Ser-lors. 12:222. Paitncr, X-. K.: "'Electric railway in community safety extension." 13: 1005-1010. Palmer, D. R.: ".How safety activi ties for children reduce accidents." 12:S16-Si. "National- "cost of railroad acci dents."' 12:1073-1086. Paper and Pulp Industry: Accident statistics. 0:1009. ____ "Beater room hazards" (Walker) 30:552-553. "Body inflicted accidents'* (Davies) 14:pt- 3. CSS-653. "Close-tips on paper mill guarding" (Jones) lirptu 1. 716-71S. "Combining of health and accident services by industry-1 (White) 34^>t. 1. 744-749. "Digest of annual congress proceed ings of Paper and Pulp Section" (Rosebush) 13:663-671. Discussion. 11:653-654. Discussion on safe, practices pamph let, 6:975-979- Discussion on August paper mill contest. 14:pt 3, 734-739. Discussion on best safety stunt in our mil! 1S:$2-6S0. Discussion on code, 11:639-641: 12: SS-7u3: 12:671-673. Discussion on wood hooks, 14:pt. 1. 694-693. "Foreman"' (Bongers) 9:999-1001. "Goggle problem in a paper mill" (Steffen) 11:626-629. `Health service work in paper and pulp mills" (Erechtling) 13:673680. "How to use danger sighs in a paper . mill" (Dickson) 8:962-965. Report of Committee on Guillotine Paper Cutters (Paine) 13:405-411. ``Safety in the paper industry" (Baker) 12:692-698. ``Safety from the superintendent's viewpoint" (Knickerbocker) 11: 646-649. "Safety in relation to the .future of the pulp and paper industry" (Baker) 14:pt. 1, 702-707. "Safety in the woodroom" (Drumb) 11:631-638. Suggestions for safety code, 11:655- 656. "Sulphate and sulphite hazards" (Riis) 8:966-973. "Uniform accident records for paper mills" (Sandel) 11:650-652. ."Unsafe practices in paper mills-- their, cost' in money and - men" (Matthieson) 8:980-985. "Value of physical examinations in pulp and paper mills" (Bush) 12:687-690. Paper and Pulp Section: Annual re ports, 10:539-540. Buiietin Committee report,. 8:879: 11:620-621. .. DiIspcfussion of safe' practices pam. ph- Members registered^ 13:661-662. Minutes, 8:957-1001; 9:989-1032; 539-568; 11:619-656; 12:687-712; 661-691; 14:pt. 1, 689-749. 10: 13: dominating Committee report. 9: 1021; 10:553; 11:655; 12:710; 13:691; 14:pt. 1. 707. "Paper mill accident (Guerrant) 9:1011-1017. records" Program' Committee report, 8:960961; 9:991. Representation Committee report, 9:991. Roll call, .12:710-712. Safe. practices commit-tee report,-8: 961-962. Secretary's report, 9:990-991; 11:620. Paper Cutters, see Guillotine Paper . Cutters, Para-nitrosodimethlanine. ll:S99-900. Poisoning, Para-phenylene-diaminei 11:900. Poisoning, Parent-Teachers' Association and what it can do for safety'- ("Wat kins) 13:939-941. Parker. D. J.: "Desirability for- stand ardising mine rescue training and plan for standardization," 8:854- 857. "Mine rescue training and" opera- tion," 11:509-510. - Parking: Discussion, 13:829-830: '836S39. In "Accident prevention results ob tained. from enforcement of new traffic regulations as applied to vehicles and street cars" (Emer son) X4:pt. 1, 397-398. In "Planning and rebuilding our cities for "the motor " age" (Knowles) 13:818-820. Parks. B. A.: "Safety and efficiency in a woodworking'plant," 11:1043.1049. Parresine treatment for burns, ' 8:368370. Parsons, D. E.: "Safety principles as applied to the individual util ity," 12:356-363. ' Partridge, A. ML: Report of Secretary of Rubber . Section, 12:945-946. Report of Standardization and Star tistics Committee, 13:1049-1052. Patrols: ' "Jur- nr safety- councils and': safety patrols" (Miner) 14:pt. 8, 152-155. Patten, R. O.: (`Safe -operation of motor trucks." 12:,,65-67.0.-......... Patterson, Dr. E. D.: "Lack of'train ing in industrial medicine and sur gery in the medical schools of the United States," 9:96-97; "Pavement Markings" : (Allen) r 14-:pt.- 2-,--43--45. . : - --;c: t, Pay envelopes, 8:1103.':.: ,. 58 Payne, I>r. E.' G.: Discussion on School children and. car accidents, 12:355-356. Education. Section, 12:319-329. "Growth of the. safety movement in public and parochial schools," 11: 323-329: "Mother's responsibility In safety education,'-' 12:854-858. "Outline of method of . safety in struetlon in -public and parochial schools," 10;238-23S. . . ;"Problem of school hazards," 9:200-> 202 "Raiiruadman's approach to \ safety through the schools,".. 12:1029- : 1032. Report of committee on school haz- .. ards of Public Safety Section, 9:377-381; 10:581. "Safety instruction In public and parbchial schools," 10:33-39. "Teaching' safety in public schools," 8:165-172. "Utility accidents to the public pre vented. through .school safety in struction," 9:1073-1078, Value of the Educational section, 8:142-144. Payne, Mrs. E. G.: Report of com mittee on home hazards of Public Safety Section, 9:382-385. Payne, J. ;33;: "Nationalization of ideas and ideals," 14:pt. 1, 14-18. Pedestrians: "Educating- thj pedes trian in safety" (Brent) 14:pt. 2, 134-137. "Motorists and pedestrians" (Smith) 13:74-79.. Pedestrian Tunnels: " Discussion, 13: 833; 835-S3G. PefiCerly, W. J.: "Electrical hazards and proper installation of equip ment," 10:156-160. Pen berth,y, G. C-: "Education :.of in dustrial surgeons : in safety ..meth ods," 11:435-438. Pensions: Discussion on Mr.: Bush's paper, 12:691-692. . Periodic Examinations,, see Physical Examination of Employees. Perkins, Frances:- "Interest of the state in its industrial women .workers," 9:426-432. Perry, C. G.: "Statics electricity in chemical and other industrial plants," 14:pt. 1, 345-352. "Personal element in a safety pro gram for the foundry" (Gartland) ''8:726-733. ' "Personal touch in safety" (Bartlett) 14:pt. 1. 1121-1123. Peterson, G. . E.: Aeronautic safety code, 12:419.' 'Petroleum; see ' Oil Company Safety. Petroleum Section: Accident statis tics, 12:742-743. Atlantic Division report, 14:pt. 1, 751-755. Bulletins, 14.*pt. 1. 762-763. Manufacturing Division' r e p o r t (Senne) 12:713-714. Membership Committee report, 12: 727 . Minutes, 11:657-698; 12:713-746; 693-752; 14:pt. 1, 751-800. Nominating Committee report; 690-691; 12:727-728; 13:713-714; pt. I, 773. 13: 11: 14: Petroleum safety handbook commit tee, 13:748. Register of members present, 13:712713. Report form. 14:pt.. 1, 739. Report of chairman, 11:557-658. "Report of Committee on Accident Statistics," 14:pt. 1, 796-890. Report of manufacturing .division (Timm) 13:693-694. Report of Producing Division .(Wal lace) 12:714. Report on change of name, 13:714. Resolution of thanks, 12:746. . Secretary's" report,' 12:714: 13:694- 695. Pfeiffer, T. P.: "Make-up and art in house organs and plant publica tions," 13:776-778. Phenol burns, see Burns, Chemical, Philadelphia Junior Safety Council, 8:573. Philadelphia Safety Council report, S: 280-281. ' Phillips, F. R.: "ifuman factor in' tfc 3 safe operation, and maintenance of rolling stock," 8:535-538. Philosophy: "Tentative philosophy of safety" (Rosebush) 14:pt. 1, . 723- 731. Phosphorous Poisoning: In "Safety and health in industry"' (Oliver) 12:166. - Photography: Discussion, 10:547-549. In "Getting the most out of illus trations" (Redmond) 12:775-776. "Using a camera to promote safety" (Frampton) 10:543-547. Photographs, Use of, 8:387; 388: 517. Physical examination of employees: As related to-benefit associations, 8:578-579. Discussion. 8:370-372: 625-627; 676- 678; 3:153-163: 11:183-185; 101-102; 12:468; 12:883; 13:485-436; 680-6S2; 13:970; l4:pfc. 1, 697-700. "Doctor as a witness before indus trial commissions" (Magnuson) 14:pt. 1, 85-90. "Effect of physical examination on the health ' and welfare of em ployees'* (Dublin) 12:365-369. "Employment and safety" (Blank) 8:339-341. "Examination of employees from the standpoint of occupations In the rubber industry" (Quirhby)- 1 12: 1007-1.011. Federalized plan, 8:618-619; 624; 627- 628. "Health service work in paper and pulp mills" (Freeht ling) 13:673- 680. "How a. medical department may contribute to safety in the chem ical industry" (Slater) 13:255-261. "How far should physical examina tions and medical- service go" (Clark) 14:px. 1, 446-449. In "Benefit associations their need, scope and possibilities" (Ryan) 13: 401-405. In "Economic viewpoint upon syph ilis in industry" (Hartman) 12: 455-458. : In "Field hospitals and their value on construction work" . (Cleary) 9:574-575. ' 59 PhCyosnitcinaul eEd xamination of Employees-- In "Fundamental requirements for successful medical work in indus try" (Sawyer) 9:146-152. In "Maintaining: interest in mine safety" (Hewitt) 12:648-649. In "What has been done for the health of- the industrial worker in Framing- m?" (Armstrong) 10: 117. Methods. 9:973-976. Mine rescue work, 8:368-871; 879. Oil field examinations. 11:679-680. Organization of medical department, 10:119-120. "Physical examination and con struction'* (Bureau) 9:968-973. "Physical examination, first aid and care of the injured at cement plants" (Coleman) 8:363-368. "Physical examination of em ployees" (CoIcord) 9:134-146. "Physical examination of fifty thou sand garment workers" (Price) 12:463-468. Requirement for employment, 9: 1009-1010. "Scope of the physical examination in Industry" (Selby) 8:649-655. "Should physical examination be compulsory to members of a mu tual benefit association?" (Tenney) 13:429-432. "Value of physical examination in pulp and paper mills" (Bush) 12: 687-690. See also Health supervision of em ployees. Physicians: "Annual address of the President of the American Asso ciation of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons" (Ford) 12:69-77. Discussion (Dickinson) 12:96-97. Discussion on pay, 13:681. "Doctor and patient vs. Employer and employee" (Burlingame) 9:85- 91. "Education of industrial surgeons in safety methods" (Penberthy) 11: 435-438. In "Endicott-Johnson Medical Serv ice" (O'Neil) 12:469-475. "Industrial health as a purchasable commodity" (Schram) 13:455-466. Physicians. Requirements of indus trial. 8:671-672. "Relation of Industrial medicine to . :general practice" (Meyer) 12:84- 88 Relation to other industrial depart ments. 9:91-96. "Should the physician go out into the plant?" (Schram) 12:92-96. Training requirements, 9:96-98; 113- 119. Work of 9:127-134. See also Surgeons. Picker machine, 8:1351-1355. Picnics: "No-Accident picnic. In "Social phases of safety work" (Rosebush) 10:565-567. Pierce, Dana: "Brief analysis of en- closed switch design," 11:60-65. Pipe Lines: Discussion of painting, 11:255. In "Safe practice of acetylene weld ing and burning in an oil plant" (Timm) 12:717-773. Painting, in "Safe handling of sol vents" (Smith) 12:227.- "Pipe lines and tanks as causes of accidents" (HolCman) 9:637-542. Pipe Dines for Oxygen Supply: In "Safe handling and. use of cutting and welding gases" (Smith) 13: 568-571. Safeguarding, 9:540-642. Piping, Identification: Identification of piping systems (Weaver and Kershaw) 12:416-418. Planing Mills: "Safety in' sawmills and planing mills" .(Kenney) 13: 1200-1205. "Planing for Safet"" (Sherman) 13: 1163-1167. Plant Publication Section: By-Daws, 13:784--785. Membership Committee report, 14: pt. 1, 804-805. Minutes, 11:699-731: 12:747-784: 13: 753-803: 14:pt. 1, 801-840. Nominating Committee report, 12: 768; 13:785; 14:pt. 1. 818. Prize Contest, 14:pt. 1, 802-804: 830. Report of Chairman, 14:pt. 1, 801- 802. ` Report of Committee on by-laws, 12: 767-768. Plant Publications: ' "Broadcasting and house organs" (Ashe) 14:pt. 1, 823-830. "Charting a course" (Puller) 12:770774. Committee Appointments, 13:803; 14: pt. 1, 840. "Content of personal publications" (Close) 13:769-774. "Cost of employees' magazines" (Wilkins) 13:793-800. "Different ways of. getting there--a study of eight representative publications" (Staley) 11:720-728. Discission, 11:718-720; 728-731; 12: 757-768; 12:758; 13:759-760: 785-786; 791-793. Discussion on censorship of con tents, 14:pt. 1, 808-809. Discussion on costs; 13:800-802. Discussion on illustrations, 14:pt. 1, 831-832. Discussion on poetry. 13:780. Distribution, 8:6O3-605. "Economics for employees" (Rec tor) 12:768-770. Editorial problems, 11:707-711. "Employees' publication promotes plant spirit" (Bloss) 9:256-258. "Getting across the safety message" (Robinson) 11:702-704. "Getting employees acquainted with each other, -with the company's* officials, and with the company's products" (Durgin) 9:234-236. "Getting the most out of illustra tions" (Redmond) 12:774-779. "How the Safety Council can help the plant editor" (Wallis) 11:705706. "How to foster loyalty to company and to country" (Gunnls) 9:252253. "How to keep up interest in an em ployees' publication when the plants are widely separated" (Julius) 0:241-243. 60 Plant Publications--Continued "How to keep your contributors en thusiastic" (Huston) 9:237-240. "How to obtain, news items for a' plant publication" (Wilson) 8:610611. "How to reach readers with safetymaterial" (Conover) 13:760-769. "Illustrating- the plant publication" (Wingfield) 9:246-247. In "Getting the safety message to the individual miner" (Hubbell) 9:781. In `Results of safety work in ship building and how they were ob tained" (Bonsib) 8:617-618. "Keeping your plant paper from going stale" (Augustus) 11:711718. "Makeup and art in house organs and plant publications" (.Pfeffer) 13:776-778. "Method of collecting material for employees' publications" (Fergu son) 9:248-251. "Our employees' publication and what it has accomplished" (Hord) 12:779-782. "Our plant paper and what it has accomplished" (Zimmerman) 12: 782-784. "Plant publication policies" (Stev ens) 18:764-759." "Properly balanced and well-edited publication a necessity in selling safety" (Bentley) 12:763-767. "Putting safety across with a punch --selling safety to the folks at home by means of the plant paper" (Coxe) 14:pt. 1, 836-840. "Real functions of a plant publica tion" (Young) 12:747-750. "Relations between management and men" (Bentley) 14:pt. 1, 832836. "Responsibilities of the plant pub lication editor"' (Boswell) 14:pt. 1, S05-808. "Selling safety through printers' ink" (Kingsley) 9:253-256. "Shall we scatter or concentrate our . safety news" (McClelland) 11:699-701. "Some proved methods of present ing- safety and health through plant papers" (Wilkins), 12:759765. "Spirit of a house organ" (Price) 13:787-791. "What benefits should a corpora tion expect to derive from an em ployees' publication?" (Matthieson) 8:604-605. "What can employees' publications do to promote industrial good, will?" (Jones) 8:605-607. "What kind of material is needed to make the plant periodical a bucce3s?'' (Sayler) 8:607-610. What should appear on the safetyfirst . page. 9:258-261. "What the magazine means to us--1 the plant publication from the em ployees' point of view" (Stephens) 14:pt. 1, 809-813. Plant Railways, see Railroads. .Plant Visits: Inter-plant visits, 12: 111 See also inspection. ."Platforms, walkways, stairs, lad ders, and floors In cement mills" (Abbott) 8:429-433. Playgrounds: Discussion, 13:946-950. "Relationship between safety and recreation and how each can help the other" (Dies) 13:941-946. Plays: "Scene in a foundry," 12:151- 156. Pledge of Safety, 11:129. Pledge to Support Hoover, 3:27-28; 118. Poems: "Building men for safety" (Heron) 13:55-61. "Debt you Owe" (Wells) 12:164. "How I learned about safety from them," 12:156. "It makes you pay," 12:764. "Stop! Book! Listen!" (Chapman) 12:1062. Point of operation accidents. Reduc ing the cost of (Wiberg) 12:1138- 1144. Point of Operation of Machine: Defini tion. In "Essentials of safeguard ing:" (Risteen) 12:120. Poisons: Industrial Poisons Commit tee report, 11:260-268; 13:238-246. "My experience with certain In dustrial poisons" (Boos) 14.pt. 1, 336-345. Poisoning, see Benzol Poisoning: Car bon-tetrachloride; Carbon - bisul phide; Lead Poisoning; Turpen tine Poisoning. Poisons Committee, Industrial: Re port, 14:pt. 1, 329-331. - Police Department: "Cooperation be tween police and schools" (Allen) 14:pt. 2, 101-102. "How a community safety council can aid the police department (Allen) 13 .-911-914. In "Accident facts as a basis for preventive measures" (Haven) 13: S86-88T. "Securing cooperation between police department and the pub lic" (Koch) 14:pt. 2, 99-100. Police Officials: Special session, 14: pt. 8, 93-106. See also Traffic Officials. Pope, P. E., "Health and sanitation in the tannery," 10:530-534. Popularizing Safety: . In "Safety kinks" (Colburn) 13:584-585. Positive Side of Safety: Discussion (Howard) 13:768-769. Discussion on positive and negative side of life (Doeller) 13:774-775. "Poster talk on safety" (Kroes) 8: 995-998. Posture: "Better posture when seated" (Tuttle) 13:1038-1039. "Industrial posture and seating" (Swartz) 10:846-850. See also Fatigue. Potassium Citrate: Discussion on treatment of plumism, 13:2..c,. Potter, H. J.: "Activities of the Hart ford Chapter," 14rot. 1, 188-191. Potter, M. C.: "Importance of safety instruction In the schools," 9:197- 199. Powder. Manufacture of, S:36i-362. Powdered Coal, see Coal Dust. Powell, E. A.: "Safety from the woman's point of view," 14:pt. 2, 21-22. 61 Powell, Q. B.: Discussion on Ills operation, 13:367-370. "Value of employees' suggestions in electric railway safety,*' 14:pt. 1, 391-394. Powell. W. B-: Discussion on collec tion and use of accident statistics, 14:pt. 2, 90-91. Discussion on traffic signals, 14:pt. 2. 41-43. Power Souses: "Hazards in building additions to power plants--pro tecting operators and equipment" (Mulligan) 9:1039-1062. Buies for power house and gas pumping, 12:895. Power Presses: Accidents due . to dropping dies. In Discussion on punch presses (Auel) 12:183. "Die construction--the real safety of punch-press work" (Kaems) 8:316-327. Discussion, 12:182-184: 12:lCe: 184- 187; 182-183; 13:154-155. "New specifications for guards in the power press code" (Auel) 13: 145-161. Operating and guarding problems, 9:445-448. "Punch press hazards" (Kaems) 12:179-181. "Punch presses" (Kaems) 9:441- 445. `Punch presses and dies" (Thomp son) 13:143-145. "Punch presses--designs of dies, automatic feeds, and safe guards'* (Kaems) 1.0:171-173. Rubber industry hazards, 9:1146- 1148. Safeguarding. 8:307-308; 328-330. "Safety codes for punch presses" (Williams) 11:180-182. Special devices for safeguarding, 10:173. Suction device. In "Discussion on punch-presses" (Auel) 12:183. "Power windups" (Larkin) 14:pt. 1, 943-956- Prakken. Nicholaas, "Safety features of overhead traveling cranes from th1* siandpoint of construction and design," 9:708-718. Pratt. J. T-: "Handling freight sup plies. materials, etc." 10:811-813. "Safety in- transportation on the road," 14:pt. 1, 1037-1039. Prayer: 8:7; 9:5-6; 11:5; 12:5; 13:7-8; 14:pt. 1, 7-8; 37-38. President's Annual Address, 8:11-20; 9:7-13; 10:7-11; 11:8-13; 12:7-12; 13:11-21; 14:pt. 1, 10-14. . Presses, Embossing, see Embossing Presses. Presses, Power, see Power Presses. Presses Punch, see Power Presses.. Presses--Filter, see Filter Presses. Pressure Vessels (Caskey) 12:420-426. Preventable accidents defined, 8:510. Price, C. Wt: General manager's re port, 8:20-26: 9:13-18; 10:11-15. Secretary of Education Section re port. 9:187-191. Price, D. J.: "Dust explosions-- their nature, causes and methods of prevention," 10:165-171- " Grain dust explosion hazards," 9: 311-318. Price, G. M.: "Health and accident hazards in the clothing industry," 11:1009-1012. "How to make a sanitary Survey of an industrial plant," 11:93-98. "Physical examination of fifty thousand garment workers," 12: 463-468. Price, JI. W.: "Fire prevention in anthracite coal mines and neces sary equipment for fighting mine fires." 8:885-888. Price, Dr. W- A.: "Bad teeth and. . fatigue," 8:642-649. "Responsibility of the management for the effect of focal infection (especially dental) on the life, health and efficiency of the em ployee," 14:pt. 1, 59-79. Price, W. D..: "Spirit of a house organ," 13:787-791. Pride, G. H.: "Automobile age," 13: 69-73. "Private driver" (Reese) 14:pt. 2, 131-133. Pressure vessels, see Reaction vessels. Prizes: Discussion, 9:744-747; 11:344- 349; 12:178-179; 765-767; 13:683; 14:pt. 1, 739. . Discussion on "Sentinels of Safety," 14:pt- 1, 632. In "Management' responsibility" (Shattuck) 14:pt. 1, 733-734. In "Safety from the executive's standpoint" (Young) 12:272-273. In steel plant, 8:611; 763-766. Methods discussed, 9:747-750. "Prize and bonus systems In safe ty work" (Smith) 9:735-741. Railroad safety work, 9:1250-1256. "Should prizes be given for safety work?" `(Stremmel) 9:741-744. See also Bonus Systems; Contests, Rewards. Proctor, C. B.: "Value of. the local council to the railway- and utility" 14:pt. 1, 901-903. - "Why does not every electric rail way have a safety organization ?" 8:545-547. Production: In "Does Safety work in the textile plant pay?" (Saul) 12:1116-1117. In "National cost of railroad acci dents" (Palmer) 12:1075-1078. In "Punch press hazards" (Kaems) 12:181. In "Supervision and safety" (Coffin) 12:175. Production Increased by Accident Prevention: "Increased production, through accident prevention" (Al ford) 10:49-58. "Safety and production from. ' the practical viewpoint" (Oartel) 10: 58-59. "Production with Safety" (Bowerman) 11:941-946. Program Committee Reports, of Sec tions, see name of Section,, sub head, Program Committee Report. Progress Committee of Wilson. Com pany, 9:921-922. Prone Pressure Method, see Resusci tation. "Protective devices. Use of'-' (Maclachlan) 10:669-672. Proto, the safety clown, 9:57, ' G2 Profit sharing plan of Wm. Demuth and Company, 8:67-59. Program committee report of Sec tions, see name of. Section, sub head, Program committee report. Prohibition, see Alcoholism. Prone pressure Method, see Resusci tation. "Protecting the public" (Risteea) 10: 220-225. Prouty, R. A.: "Results obtained In safeguarding woodworking ma chinery during the past ten years," 13:1193-1199. Prussing, G. F.: "How the worker can be educated by the foreman," 14:pt. 1, 151-155. Psychology: Discussion, 8:761-762; 9:295-299; 14:pt. 1, 588-590. "Pew thoughts on the use of posi tive suggestive psychology in ac cident prevention work" (Ageton) 14:pt. 1, 578-587. "Mental causes of accidents" (Jaco- ' by) 13:42-48. "Mental causes of personal injuries" (Hale) 12:1039-1052. "Personal element in safety from the standpoint -of the foundry" (Moffett) 9:697-707. "Possibilities of the psychological drivers test" (Clair) 14:pt. 1, 1064- 1066. "Some psychological aspects of ac cident prevention" (Coleord) 9:289-294. "Public Accidents--A National prob lem^ 14:pt. 2, 50-85. "Public accidents and their cost" (Crum) 8:1061-1082. Public cooperation committee report, 8:27-28. Public Health: "Human conservation --a. national necessity" ("Wells) 9:41-48."Public health nurse in industry" (Lant) 9:398-403. Public Mass Meeting, 9:33-49. ' Public Relations N. S. C.: In Annual report of the "president (DeBlois) 13:16-17. Public Safety: "Accident facts as a ba3is for preventive measures" (Haven) 13:881-887. Accident report forms, 8:1027-1029. Accident reports, ' 9:321-326. Accident report . forms. In "Report of committee on public accident statistics," 10:579-580. "Accidents on the highways (Hen ry) 12:41-45. "Attitude of the motorist toward traffic regulations" (Tuthill) 12: 810-815. "Automobile accidents in the United States" (Stellwagen and Ryder) 11:789-797. "Benefits of community organiza tion for safety" (Mum ford) it: 784-788. "Boy Scouts and safety first" (EVeeman) 9:349-353. "City planning as an aid to public safety" (Bartholomew) 13:831-833. "Collection and use of accident re ports 'by the police department" (Sinke) 13:876-8?!. 63 Discussion on "Cooperation of elec* trie railways in community safe ty activities," 12:346-356. "Educating the pedestrian in safe ty" (Brent> 14:pt. 2. 134-137. "Electric railway in community safety extension" (Palmer) 13: 1005-1010. "Elevator hazards affecting the genera! public" (Webster) 8:1017- I02G. "Essentials and non-essentials, and cost or conducting a safety week campaign" (Smith) 3:1040-1045. "Establishing a. motor vehicle bu reau for the state of New York" (Graves) 13:873-876. "Further comments on traffic acci dent prevention." (Kelcey) 13:849854. "General round table," 11:77-91. "Getting business concerns to pay bills for safety publicity," 10:602. "How can we educate the drivers and the public so that they can not offer ignorance as an ex cuse" (Hilmes) 14:pt. 1, 1067-1068. In "Experience of a large city In local council work" (Smith) 8:212214. In "Warning of public accident sta tistics," 12:798-809. "Law enforcement and its applica tion" (Mix) 9:335-343. * Making safety propaganda live news from the city editor's stand point, 10:603-609. "Mechanical control systems" (Kelker) 13:905-909. More newspaper publicity needed (Van Schaack) 12:786. "Motorists and pedestrians" (Smith) 13:74-79. "Obligations and opportunities of public service companies in com munity safety" (Bowen) 12:940944. "Pavement marking" (Allen) 14:pt. 2. 43-45. "Planning and rebuilding our' cities for the motor age" (Knowles); 13: 809-828. "Proper personnel of a public safe ty committee" (Quigley) 8:1923- 1027. "Protecting the public against acci dents on new buildings" (Talbert) 8:502-505. "Public accidents a national prob lem," 14:pt. 2,50-85. "Public accidents and their cost" (Crum) 8:1061-1082. "Public accidents in the TJ. S." 13:840-873. "Public attitude toward the drivers of motor vehicles and how to im prove it" (Kenrley) 14:pt. 1, 1068- 1070. "Public Safety" (Cole) 10:39-42; 44. "Public safety" (Smyth) 9:685-687- "Public safety" (Talbert) 9:649-661. Public safety and education. Gener al session, 11:27-61. "Public safety from citizen's view point" (Goldsborough) 12:825-830. "Public safety lessons taught through motion pictures" (Beyer) 11:805-807. Public Safety--Continued "Public safety problem" CKettering-) 13:48-55. . "Public safety work by the police department in the greatest city in the world" (Dow) 12:790-794. "Records and spot maps in Louis ville" (Braden) 13:887-893. "Regulating motor vehicles and pre venting accidents" (Stoeckel) 12: 794-798. "Relation of speed to accidents" (Collins) I4:pt. 2, 104-106. Report or vice-president in charge of public safety (Van Schaack) 12:19. Resolution. 13:28-29; 14:pt. 1, 32-34. Round table discussion, 11:807-811. "Safe construction and equipment of highways" (Rogers) 1.4 :pt. 2. 47-49. Safe Drivers' Clubs, 10:616-620. "Safe drivers school's and communi ty safety work" (Cloud) 12:1099- 1102. "Safety and the automobile" (Henry) 14:pt. 2. 15-20. "Safety in the land of the free" (Hill) 11:27-31. "Safety through law enforcement" (Cortlett) 14:pt. 2, 22-24. "Securing cooperation between police department and the public" (Koch) 14:pt. 2. 99-100. "Selling taxicab safety to the pub lic" (Beard) 12:1102-1105. "Street and highway signs and progress toward standardization" (James) 14:pt. 2. 29-36. "Traffic control systems" (Etdridge) 14:pt. 2, 38-41. "Traffic officer and his relation to the public" (Smyth) 9:330-335. "What Boy Scouts cazi do for safe ty" (Barclay) 8:1010-1016. "What kind of examinatior will weed out the incompetent di ver?" (Cattell) 14:pt. 2, 110-119. "Who is responsible for public ac cidents?" (Bryan) 13:79-S2. "Woman's interest in public safety" (Barrett) 9:344-349. "Work of the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety" (Barber) 14:pt. 2. 2-6. Tekr's experience with Local Coun cils (De Blois) 12:33-39. See also Automobile Driving; Park ing. Pedestrians; Traffic. Public Safety Section: Color of traf fic lights committee report, 9:357360. Elevator Hazards Committee report, 10:584-589: 11:799-800: 12:788-789: 13:441-444. Home hazards committee report (Payne) 9:382-385. In Annual report of president (De Blois) 13:13-14. Law enforcement committee report (Mix) 9:368-374. . Minutes. 8:1003-1088; 9:319-396; 10: 56S-620: 11:733-811; 12:785-866: 13: 65-82: SOS-914; 14:pt. 2, 1-161. Minutes of Joint meeting of Public Safety and Education Sections, 13:931-950. Nominating Committee report, 8: 1003; 9:393-395; 10:589; 11:773; 12: 825; 13:831. Pedestrian Hazards Committee re port. 9:386-390; 10:604-605. "Public Accidents in the U. S." 13; 840-873. Publicity Committee report, 8:10291030; 9:374-377; 10:600-601. Report of Chairman, 11:733-737; 12; 785-788: 13:805-809. Renort of Committee on Public Ac cident Statistics, 8:1004-1007; 9: 321-326; 10:573-580; 11:746-773; 12: 798-809; 13:8-0-873; 14:pt. 2, 50-83. Report of Film Committee, 10:594- 595; 12:843-844; 13:1082-1083. Report of Mr. Rosseland, 11:737-740. Resolutions; 8:1039 ; 9:390-392; 809; 13:28-29. 12: School Hazards Committee report, 9:377-381; 10:581. Secretary's report, 9:318-320; 10:569- 571; 11:20; 12:788. "Success in vigilante work" (Lee) 10:607-609. Traffic hazards committee (Smyth) 9:355-356. Vigilance committee report art) 9:361-363. - report (Stew Public Safety Section--Women's Di vision: Minutes, 13:915-929. Nominating committee report, 13: 926. Public Utilities: "Accident hazards in laying conduit underground" (Lueck) 9:1034-1037. "Accident hazards when laying gas mains" (Carter) 9:1053-1057. "Accident statistics," 9:1098-1099. "Accidents to meter readers and other employees on equipment out side of the company's premises" (Opp) 9:1090-1099. "Accidents to meter readers ar.d other employees on equipment out side the company's premises" (Tewksbury) 9:1099-1105. - Address (Brady) 11:877-880. Address (Dow) 11:880-889. Conduit laying hazards, 9:1038. "Elimination of hazards in by product plants" (O'Malley) 12:887897. "Financial side of accident preven tion" (Seely) 11:844-852. "Hazards in building additions to power plants--protecting operators and equipment" (Mulligan) 9:10591062. "Hazards in hydro-electric plants" (Bauhan) 10:631-643. "Hazards in line construction, han dling poles, erecting poles, and. reconstruction of old and an tiquated lines" (Fisher) 9:1038- 104<\ "Inspection of plants of gas com panies" (Bliss) 8:1102-1107. "Minimizing personal injury acci dents" (Bennett) 11:820-825.- . "Necessity of the support of execu tives In accident prevention work" (Scott) 10:624-628. "Non-traffic sheet hazards" (Lueck) 14:pt, 2, 91-93. - 64 Public Utilities--Continued "Obligations and opportunities of public service companies in com munity safety" (Bowen) 12:940944. "Preventing accidents in gras plants" (Connor) 8:1096-1098. "Prevention of personal injuries during the construction of gas, electric and other plants" (Crisfleld) 12:907-920. "Progress in accident prevention in public utilities" (Morrison) 11:833840. "Relation of the chief engineer to accident ' prevention." (Eustace) 11:813-817. Report of accident causes and remedies committee (Rutland) 12: 869-882. "Risks in handling and storing coal, oil and by-products" (Paige) 10: 646-653. Safe practices in line construction, 9:1046-1050. "Tagging, barriers, markings, and practices of operators" (Wagner) 8:1134-1148. "Working safely on live high ten sion lines" (Burton) 8:1122-1123. See also Electric Railways; Rail roads; Telephone Industry. Public Utilities Section: Chairman's report, 14:pt. 1, 841-842. Committee report on unsafe prac tices and conditions, 14:pt. 1, 898899 Delegates attending, 10:621-624. Joint Session Minutes. 11:833-889; 12:923-944; 13:1005-1029; 14:pt. 1, 901-928. Membership committee report, 8: 1093-1094. Minutes, 8:1089-1165; 9:1033-1106; 10: 621-682; 11:813-832; 12:867-922; 13: 951-1003; 14:pt 1, 841-900. Nominating Committee report, 9: 1064; 10:658; 11:813; 12:906-907; 13: 982; 14:pt. 1, 870. Program committee report, 8:1094. Report of Accident Causes and Remedies Committee (Rutland) 12:869-882. : .Report of Bulletin Committee (Opp) 12 868 Safe practices committee report, S: 1094-1095. Secretary's report, 8:1090-1091; 9: 1033-1034; 12:867-868; 13:951-953. Publicity: Discussion, 11:996-997. Discussion on "Cooperation of elec tric railways in community safety activities," 12:346-356. "Educating the newspaper reader in safety" (Wallis) 14:pt. 2, 138139. More newspaper publicity needed (Van Scbaack) 12:786. "Publicity as .an aid to the rail road safety officer" -(Wright) 12: 1052-1054. Publicity Committee report, 14:pt. 1, 967-968. "Relative importance of supervision and propaganda in railroad safety work" (Braden) 11:962-965. Report or publicity committee of Steam Railroad Section (Braden) 13:1084-1085. "Teaching safety to the public through publicity" (McClain) 11: . 798-799. "Pullman Company's contribution to railroad safety" (Carry) 12:10891905. Pulp Industry: See Paper and Pulp Industry. Pulp mills, see Paper and pulp in dustry. Pulleys: Convenient method of laying out belt and pulley guards, 10:122- 123. Punch press Departments: Discussion, 14 :pt. 1, 238-239. "Hazards of the punch press de partment other than on the ma chine" (Dittmer) 14:pt. 1, 231-235. Punch Presses, see Power Presses. Purifying Mouses: Rules, '.2:895. Purkliiser, H. H.: "Human ele ment, the important factor in Safety," 12:276-281. Pusey,. W. A., Industrial Dermatoses: their sources, types and control, 8:632-642. Quarries: Accident statistics, 9:486: 439; 490. Hazards, 9:495-499. "Hazards In quarries" (Boucher) 9: 486-495. "Hazards of standard and narrow gauge railroad, equipment in quar ries" (Stewart) 14:pt. 1, 277-280. "How we are able to operate with so few lost-time accidents" (Davis) 14:pt. 1. 936-939. "Safety factors in the use of ex plosives In cement rock quarry ing" (Snelling) 8:405-418. "Safety in stone quarrying and crushing plants" (Kearns) 14:pt. 1, 929-935. See also Blasting: Explosives. Quarry Section: Joint session with cement Section, 14:pt. 1, 261-280. Minutes, 14:pt. 1, 929-940. Nominating Committee report, 14;it. 1, 940. Quesnel, E. G.: "Best safety kink I have known," I4:pt. 1, 108-110. Report of Program Committee, 14. pt. 1. 526. Questionnaires; In discussion on "Best safety stunt in our mill," 13:689-690. Quigley, J. M.: "Proper personnel of a public safety committee," 8: 1023-1027. Quinby, Dr. R. S. Health service sec tion,. 11:417-444. "Examination of employees from the standpoint of occupations in the rubber industry," 12:1007-1011. "Practical plans for medical super vision In rubber plants," 10:701- 707. "Reduction in claim costs through health supervision," 11:367-373. Quinn. H-: Address of welcome, 13: 8-10. Radio: "Hazards of improper radio installation" (Burton) 12:899-904. "Safety in playing the public's new scientific game, radio" (Whiting) 12:845. Warnings addressed to children. In "Hazard of improper radio in stallation" (Burton) 12:902-903. 65 Radio Talks: "Broadcasting- and house organs" (Ashe) 14:pt. 1, 823-830. Radley, G. R.: Discussion oh Mr. Graham's paper, 13:364-367. Report of Membership Committee of Electric Railway Section, 12: 332. '- : Railroad trespassing, see Trespassing on railroads. -- Railroads: Accident statistics, 8:1076; 1180: 1201: 1248: 1249; 1252; 1321; 9:1193-1194; 1228-1231; 1234-1236; 1244: 1264; 1266; 1275. Accident Statistics. In "Report of Committee on public accident Statistics. In "Report of Commit tee on public accident statistics," 10:578. "Acquiring a safety conscience" (Allison) 13:1120-1126. Address (Holcomb) 10:729-731. Address (Jeffers) 9:1198-1201. "Am I my brother's keeper?" (Hol comb) 12:1067-1070. "Alms and purposes of the safety section of the United States rail road administration" (Duffy) 8: 1207-1214. "Benefits accuring to the railroad trainmen due to organized safety upon the American railroads" (Dee) 14:pt. 1, 1017-1021. "Better management through co operation--the safety method" (Bruere) 13:1063-1068. Brake development. In "Develop ment of safety on the railroads" (Carter) 13:1071-1073. "Coming In contact with fixed struc tures" (Satterfield) 10:791-792. "Competition in safety work" (Bell) 9:1247-1250. "Cooperation of officers and em;-loyees in safety wof-k on rail roads'' (Meyers) 8:1237-1239. 'Cooperation with railroad organiza tions" (Hale) 9:1209-1217. "Coupling and uncoupling accidents" (LaPountaine) 10:786-788. "Defects or failure of equipment" (Watkins) 10:757-758. "Defects^ in or', improper main tenance of way and structures" (McCampbell) 10:759-762. "Development of safety on the rail roads" (Carter) 13:1068-1073. Discussion of "Benefits accuring to the railroad trainmen due to organized safety upon the Ameri can railroads" (Hale) 14:pt. 1, 1022-1023. Discussion of Mr. Hartenstien's paper (Green) I4:pt. 1, 963-965. Discussion of Mr. Hart's paper (Lendcrking) 14:pt. 1, 991-992. Discussion of Mr. Morris' . paper (Curtis) 14:pt. 1. 986-988. Discussion on bulletin for schools by Steam Railroad Section, 12: 1095-1096. Discussion on making the safety committeemen greater factors for safety, 12:1096-1097. Discussion on plant railways, 12:569- 572. "Dividends of safety" (Gray) 14:pt. 1, 116-122. 66 "Electric currents, falls of objects or persons" (Chapin) 10:806-809. Extension of whistle cord, 12:1027. Gas generator buildings--rules, 13: 1094. "Gates, distant signs, and crossing watchmen as protection at high way grade crossings" (Metcalfe) 10:768-771. "Getting on or off engines or cars, falling from engines or cars, struck or run over by engines or cars" (Harris) 10:803-805. "Handling freight supplies, ma terials. etc." (Pratt) 10:811-813. "Handling rails, tle3, timbers, etc." (Astley) 10:809-811. Headlights. 9:1282-1284. "Importance of safety In railroad operation" (Galloway) 10:731-742. Locomotive whistle, 12:1072-1073. "Maintenance of way and motor car accidents" (Ridgway) 9:1263-1267. "Mental causes of personal injuries" (Hale) 12:1039-1052. "Methods of selecting committees and maintaining interest In Safe ty" (Scott) 8:1270-1276. Motor car hazards, 9:1267-1271; 1272. "National co3t of railroad accidents" (Palmer) 1.2:1073T!086. No-accident campaigns, 8:1289-1293. "Operating hand brakes and: hand switches" (Orr) 10:788-790. "Organized labor's interest In safety work" (Dee) 8:1241-1244. "Position, authority and responsi bility of the safety officer" (Adams) 10:744-747. Position of safety officer (Discus sion) 10:748-753. "Presentation of safety inspectors' problem" (McNally) 13:1111-1113. "Prevention of accidents at highway crossings" (Reynolds) 8:1277-1282. "Public aspect of the work of the Bureau of Explosives" (Dunn) 12:1033-1039. "Publicity as an aid to the railroad safety officer'' (Wright) 12:10521054. "Pullman Company's contribution to railroad safety'' (Carry) 12: 1089-1095. "Railroad sa.fety past, present and future" (Carrow) 14:pt. 1, 971-979. "Railroadman's approach to safety through the schools" (Payne) 12: 1029-1032. Remarks (Bentley) 14:pt. 1, 993-995. Remarks (Dugan) 14:pt. 1, 1025- 1028. Rules for yard and railroad men, 12:892. "Safety and fire prevention" (Ed wards) 13:1073-1079. "Safety from the viewpoint of the car department" (Clark) 13:1090- 1097. "Safety from the viewpoint of con ductor" (Butler) 13:1105-1106. "Safety from the viewpoint of the locomotive engineer" (Buckley) 13: 1100-1101. "Safety from the viewpoint of the shopman" (CapdevIUe) 13:1101- 1104. - 1'aliruads--<<t;nued "Safety from 'the viewpoint of the track department" (Ashworth) 13: 1097-1100. "Safety from the viewpoint of the trainmen" (Kilaen) 13:1106-1109. "Safety from the viewpoint of the transportation department" (New- mann) 13:1087-1090. "Safety In the maintenance of equipment--car d e p a r t m en t" (Claypool) 14:pt. 1. 1033-1037. "Safety in the maintenance of - way and structures department"' (Et~ tinger) 14:pt. 1, 1028-1030. "Safety in transportation on the road" (Pratt)' 14:pt. 1, 1037-1039. "Safety on the plant railway" (Waltz) 12:568. `Safety as a builder of morals" (Mitchell) 12:1086-1088. . "Safety committee suggestions and recommendations: how they should be treated and disposed' of" (Car- row) 8:1251-1263. "Safety in tbe transportation de partment in the yard" (Gnadinger) 14:pt. 1, 1039-1042. "Safety--maintenance ' of machinery and mechanical equipment--loco motive department' ' (Smith) 14: pt. 1, 1030-1033. "Safety--the conservor of life" (Hill) 14:pt. 1, 957-960. .............-........ Safety work. 8:1283-1299; 1335-1336. "Safety work of the Interstate Com merce Commission" (Borland) 9: 1273-1281- "Seliing safety to the man on the firing line" (Doak) 12:1054-1062. "Selling safety to the. management of a large railroad (Adam) 12: 1062-1065. "Selling safety to the management of a small railroad" (Rohweder) 12:1065-1067. "Shop accidents" (McNally) 9:1219- 1226. "Steam Railroad Section's contribu tion to safety" (Aishton) I4:pt. 1, 999-1002. "Switching and car cleaning in ter minal yards" (Morris) 14:pt. 1, 985-986. Time inspection, 8:1336: 1201; 1338- 1339. Train and train service accidents. 11:951. "Transportation accidents" (Balt- zell) 9:1234-1238. "Underground transport" (Reese) 11:533-538. "Underground transport in metal mines" (Eaton) 11:526-533. "Underground transportation' from a safety s .andpoint" (Boardman) 11:539-541. "Value and necessity of safety agents" (Dow) 8:1217-1223. Vaiue of safety agents, 8:1223-1236. Visual ' requirements of . engineers and firemen, 1:125-126. "What Is on my mind?'* (Cease) 10:793-802. ' "What safety has done for the shopmen" (Hart) 14:pt. 1. 988-991. . "What sort .of a fellow should a real safety leader toe" (GaTaty) 14 rpfc. 1, 995-997. "Why are we assembled--what Is our goal?" (Hartenstien) I4:pt. 1, 961-963. See also Accidents, Statistics; Grade . Crossings; steam Railroad Sec tion. Railroads--Industrial: "Hazards of standard and narrow gauge rail road equipment in t quarries" (Stewart) 14:pt. 1, 277-280. Rails, see Tracks. Ralston C. E.: "Handling material," 11:185-191. Ramsey. H. E.: "Static hazards in gasoline handling," 12:734-741. Rasmussen, W. R., "Methods of pro moting safety education In a plant." 8:293-296.. Rating--Experience: "Experience rat ing of contractors' risks" (Hall) 10:207-210. Rating of Plants: "Reducing the cost of poirt of operation accidents" (Wiberg) 12:1138-1144. Rausch. C. C., "Consider the crane," ^ 8:743-753. Razing, see Wrecking. Reaction vessels. Protection against excessive or abnormal pressure. 8:480-482. Read, T. T-. Discussion on Mr. Hol brook's paper, 14:pt. 1, 574-676. `JReclaiming plants and their efforts toward safe operations" (Baker) 10:719-721. Reclamation, see Workmen, Injured. Recreation: . Discussion, 13:947-350. "Relationship between safety and recreation and how each can help the other" (Lies) 13:941-946. Rector, Dr. P. L.: "Comparison' of disabilities from sickness and ac cident," 11:385-391. "Simple economics for employees," 12:768-770. Redmond, F. ~E.: "Getting the most out of illustrations," 12:774-779. Safety drawing for children, 9:58. Red Cross: "Nationalization of idea3 and " ideals" (Payne) 14:pt. 1, 14-18. Redfern, X N.. "Best form 'of man agement," 8:575-577. Redpath, R. I.: "Industrial safety," 12:67-61. Reduction of accidents. Methods for, see -Education of workmen. Reed. : "Mine fire,. prevention and fighting in bituminous coal mines," 10:437-442. "Safety in underground transpor tation in coal mines--mine cars," 12:623-626. Reese, D.: "Private driver," 14:pt. 2. 131-133. Reese, H. L.: "Underground trans port," 11:533-538. Refineries, see OH Compa.ny Safety. Refrigeration Section, see Gas, Refrig eration; Ice . and Refrigeration Section. Registration, see Automobile Regis tration. Regrula, A. S.-: "How to promote safe ty educ-' -ion in a plant," 10:138- 142. .' ' Rehabilitation: "Textile worker-- health--rehabilitation of the in jured" (VanEmburgh) 13:1167- 1174. 67 Reid, Harry: "Nationalizing: and standardizing: accident tion," 8:550-553. preven Reid, S. H.: "Pi'one pressure demon stration," 12:143-146. "Prone pressure methods of resusci tation,"- 9:1051-1052. Reifschneider, C. A.: "Benzol poison ing-, its occurrence and preven tion," 11:279-282. "Relation of the chief engineer to accident prevention" ([Eustace) 11:813-817. Reilly, C. A.: "How we get discipline through supervision," 13:1131-1135. Relief systems, see Valves. Safety. "Reinlniscences" (Campbell) 9:172-178. Reninger, H. A.: "Discussion of elec trical hazards," 11:228-230. Report on locker rooms of Lehigh Portland Cement Company, 8:378- 379. Renington,- E. E.: "Safety in crane repairing," 11:473-474. Report Forms: Accident report forms (Crum) 9:322-323. "Compiling and using accident rec ords" (Adair) 12:124-131. Report Forms---Industrial: Accident forms developed by Walworth Mfg. Co., 13:93-94. Employees' benefit associations, 81588"5?3 General Motors Corporation form, 13:171-172. "Making up an accident report" (Hoyman) 11:652-653. Reasons for reporting small acci dents, 9:986. "Requirements of rescue training for metal miners" (Woodburn) 9:850-857. Resolutions committee report (Rob ertson) 9:26-29. Suggesstions by statistical and standardization committee of the construction section, 9:592-593. "Uniform accident records for paper mills" (Sandel) 11:650-652. "Value of comparative accident sta tistics" (Sandel) 9:981-985. Report Forms--Public: Accident re port forms (Crum) 8:1027-1029. Accident report forms. In "Report of Committee on Public Accident Statistics," 10:579-580. "Collection and use of accident sta tistics," 14:pt. 2, 84-85. Discussion on accident report forms (Gilmore) 14:pt. 2. 85-86. Discussion on collection and use of accident statistics (Eldridge) 14: pt. 2, 87. Discussion on collection and use of accident statistics (Murphy) 14: pt. 2, 87-83. Discussion on reporting non-fatal accidents (Williams) 14:pt. 2, S9- 90. Dis6u3sion on collection and use of accident statistics (Powell) 14:pt. 2. 90-91. Discussion on report form (Aronowitz) 14:pt. 2, 86. Elevator inspection report forms. . In "Elevator hazards committee report," 10:586-587. Highway vehicular accidents, 8:1005-1006. In "Collection and use of accident reports by the police department" (Sinke) 13:876-881. In "Opening Address of Public Safety Section" (Van Schaack) 14:pt. 2, 25-26. In "Public accidents--a national problem," 14: pt. 2, 52-54. In "Suggestions for model tables on automobile accidents" (Stellwagen and Kopf) 13:855-873. In "Trend of public accidents in the United States" (Dublin) 11:763- 772. i New York report form, 14:pt. 2. 5859. "Records and spot maps in Louise- vllle" (Braden) 13:887-893. Vehicular report forms, I4.:pt. 2. 63- 72. Reporting of Accidents: Discussion on Hr. Hanrahan's paper, 12:495. In "Effective safety methods in the marketing division of the petro leum industry" (Singleton) 13:741- 742. Rescue Work, see Hirst Aid. Resolutions: Better industrial light ing, 14:pfc. 1, 190. Resolutions Committee Report, 8:32- 33: 9:29: 10:21-22; 572-573; 11:23-25: 12:20-22; 13:26-31; 1129-1130; 13: 1087. Resolutions: Fire hose threads, 14:pt. 1, 203. Resolutions: Public Safety Section, 14 :pt. 2, 104, 125-126. Report of Chairman of the Resolu tions Committee. 14:pt. 1, 31-36. Steam Railroad Section, 14:pt. 1, 1005-1006. "Rescue training and operation in mines" (Parker) 11:509-512. Respirators: Chemical Workers, 12: 265-266. "Desirability for standardizing mine rescue training and plan for standardization" (Parker) 8:854- 857. Discussion, 13:1020-1021. Discussion on "heeseeloth respira tors (Fellmer) 14:pt. 1, 321-322. Discussion on gas masks for work ers cleaning tanks, 12:223-224. Discussion on Mr. Timm's paper, 12: 725-726. Distance covered by two-hour mine rescue breathing apparatus, 8:880882. "Dust respirators in industry" (Watson) 11:260-268. Effect of temperature on breathing apparatus, 8:883-884. "Effective means of using rescue apparatus In the fighting of mine fires" (Ryan) 8:871-877. Gas Industry, 9:1101-1105. In "Accident hazards when laying gas mains" (Carter) 9:1053-1054. In "Mine Rescue and recovery oper ations" (Woodburn) 9:841-842. In "Protective devices and clothing for foundry workmen" (Walters) 13:558. Mine rescue work, 9:860-861: 864. U. S. Bureau of Mines Publication, 12:225. "Uses of the all-purpose canister .gas masks aboard (McBride) 12:521-523. ships" See also Helmets, Masks. 68 Responsibility for Accidents: .."Acci dent cases from the standpoint of the employee responsible for the accident" (Forstali) 9:1088--1089. "Co-operation with railroad labor organizations'* (Hale) 9:1209-1217. "Discipline and accident preven tion" (Dashlell) 9:1087-1088. "Duties and responsibilities of fore men in -advisory positions with reference to the safety of men under their Jurisdiction" (Mallon) 9:672-676. `Effective means of focusing- the re sponsibility for the prevention of accidents upon foremen" (Easley) 8:1116-1117. "Engineering factor-' (Forster) 10: 60-66. "Fixing responsibility and penaliz ing those responsible for accidents and rewarding those showing abil ity in time of accidents" (Foster) 9:1079-1086. . "Ffcxing the responsibility for an accident" (Mulligan) 9:726-734. Foremen, 8. :1117-1120; 9:60-62. In "Supervision and safety" (Coffin) 12:176-177. "Increased production through ac cident prevention" (Alford) 10:4958. Penalizing for infraction of rules, 9:1089-1090. "Results obtained in the manufac ture of lumber by the adoption of a plan of safefay organization" (Griffith) 9:1346-1361. "Safety first from f moral view point" (Moore) 10:726-729. "Supervision as a factor in acci dent prevention." (DeBlois) 8:132- 137. "To what extent should supervising forces toe held responsible for the safety of men under their direct supervision?" (Clark) 8:1301-1302. "Upon whom does the burden fall when death or disability removes a producer from our midst?" 10: 743-744. "Results of safety work in shipbuild ing and how they were obtained" (Bonslb) 8:516-519. Resuscitation: Discussion, 10:681: 11: 487-488; 12:726; 12:765-766; 14:pt. 1, 892-898. Gas poisoning, 9:1055; 11:685-686. Electric shocks, 9:477-478. In "Work of the U. S. Coast Guard in rescuing lives in peril at sea" (Billard) 12:559. "Personal experiences with the prone pressure method, of resusci tation" (Ashe) 3:108-113. "Prone pressure method of resusci tation" (Reid) 9:1051-1052. "Prone pressure demonstration" (Reid) 12:143-146. Prone pressure method used. 9:570. Prone pressure discussion, 11:231- 2Z&. Prone pressure for public utilities, 10:665-669. Prone pressure method adopted toy N. S. C., 8:613. Prone pressure method illustrated, 8:176-177. Prone pressure method used, 3:386388. Radio talk. In "Broadcasting and house organs" (Ashe) 14:pt. 1, 827-830. Resolution by Public Utilities Sec tion, 9:1052-1053. Safety lessons sailed lives, 11:88-90. Successful use, 10:673. Rewards, see also Bonus Systems. Reszke, F. E.: Discussion on examin ation of drivers, 14:pt. 2, 123. Discussion on work of Cincinnati schools, 13:340-342. Rewards: Automobile Insignia. In "Accident prevention work in the Bell Telephone System" (Elstrum) 13:967-968. See also Prizes. Reynolds, H. B.: "Prevention of ac cidents at highway- crossings," 8:1277-1282. Rice. B. E.: "Mutual Benefit associa tion," 11:376-381. Rice, M. S.: Prayer, 11:5. Richards, K. C. r "Council-past and future," 8:193-197. President's address, 9:7-13. Remarks on Educational 8:144-145. section, Riderway, Arthur: "Maintenance of way and motor car accidents," 9:1263-1267. "Safety at highway crossings through legislation," 10:779-782. Rieg, Kims: "Immigrant's part," 8: 107-113. Riis, Erling: "Sulphate and sulphite hazards," 8:966-973. Risteen, A. D.: "Essentials of safe guarding," 12:119-124. "Protecting the public," 10:220-225. Ritzmann, F.: "Activity of the Inter national Labor office in the held of accident prevention and indus trial inspection," 14:pt. 1, 521-58. Remarks at Cement Section, I4:pt. 1. 248-249. Roach. John: `'Elimination of occu pational diseases in the chemical and rubber Industries, 12:233-238. Roadifer, Laura: "Rejecting the ,, Grundys from safety first," 10: 249-252. Robertson, H. K.: Internal develop ment committee report, 8:27*28. Robertson, L. B.: Resolution commit tee report, 9:26-28; 29. Robinson, F. S.: "Boosting safety through contractors' organiza tions," 10:211-214. Robinson, F. A.: "Getting across the safety message," 11:702-704. Robinson, J. W.: "Analyzing the re lation between accidents and vol ume of construction," 14:pt. l, 371-374. Rochester public safety campaign, 8: 562. Roesch, E. J.: Remarks on Ameri canization, 8:120-122. Rogers, E. C.: "Safety kinks in chemical plants," 14:pt. 1, 322- 325. Rogers, F. A.: "Static electricity-- What It is and how it behaves," 11:67-70. 69 Hog-crs. F. F.: "Safe construction and equipment of highways," 14: pt. 2, 47-49. Rohweder. A. V-: "Selling: safety to the management of a small rail road," 12:1065-1067. Rolling- amis: "Safe practices in rolling; mills" (Johnson) 10:386- 393. Roof, X. E.: Discussion on ' preven tion of lead poisoning, 13:295-298. Root, A. B-. Jr., "Safe practices in pouring in a foundry," 10:365-368. Ropes: "European vs. American hoisting practice--hoisting ropes" (Briglat) 11:562-566. In "Safe Practices in mine hoisting equipment" (Kudlich) 11:556-558. "Practical hints for safe use of wire ropes" (Keator) 11:556-580. Resistance to muriatic acid, 8:528- 529. Rose, A. L.: "Trials and compensa tions of the safety man," 11:901- 905. Rosebush. F. H.: Digest of annual Congress proceedings of Pulp and Paper Section, 13:663-671. "Social phases of safety work, 10: 565-567. Rosebush, J. G.: "Tentative philoso phy of safety." 14:pt. 1, 723-731. Rosseland, M.: Safety bulletin luncheoi `'`'5-286. Discussion on Public utilities bulle tins, 8:1091-1093. Report on public safety work, 11: 737-740. "Taxicab business and the National Safety Council." 12:1105-1106. Rowe. Bf. A.: "Careful crossing cam paign," 12:61-66. "Careful crossing campaign," 11: 974-979. Rubber Industry: Accident Statistics, 9:1120. Calender drives, 12:957-960. Code. In "Report of Engineering Committee" (Hoener) 13:1031 1034. Compounding materials. In "Safe ty--from the chemist's stand-: point" (Weber) 10:691-692. Discussion on Mr. Cook's letter, 11: 911-913. Discussion on safety stops on rub ber mills and calenders; 12:962- 967. "Dust explosions in the rubber in dustry" (Hoxie) 13:1036-1038. "Elimination of occupational di seases in the chemical and rub ber industries'- (Roach) 12:233238. "Engineering revision and mechan ical safeguarding" CBeck) 1.4 :pt. 1, 136-142. "Examination of employees from the standpoint of occupations in the. rubber industry .(Quimby) 12: - ' 1007-1011. "Fire hazard in church and spreader room" (Milne) 12:1012-1018. "Fire" hazard of rubber factories dependent on humidity" (Hoxie) 10:687-688. "Handling of material" (Martens) 9:1128-1131. "Handling solvents" CWright) - 14: pt. 1, 945-948. "Hazards of aniline oil," 10:695. "Health hazards" (Horan) 9:1118- 1122. "Keeping a- rubber factory clean" (Jameson) 10:696-701. Kill line drives, 12:950-952; 957. Mills and calenders,. 12:978-986. New Jersey safety code, 12:967-969. "New stunts to promote' safety in the" rubber industry, including safety work at minimum, expense," 10:688-690. Organic accelerators. In "Safety from the chemist's standpoint" (Weber) 10:693-694. "Personal accident prevention in the rubber industry" (Date) 12:950- 962. "Power windups'' (Larkin) 14 :pt. 1, 948-956. "Practical plans for medical super vision in rubber plants" (Quimby) 10:701-707. "Proper ventilation of mixing mills" (Crooks) 13:1053-1055. "Reclaiming plants and their efforts toward safe operations" (Baker) 10:719-721. "Rubber industry from. a. life insur ance standpoint" (Vane) 13:10561060. "Safe handling of solvents" (Smith) 12:225-231. "Safe handling of volatile liquids in rubber factories," 10:709-714. Safeguarding power presses, 9:1146- 1148. "Safety and sanitation for rubber mills and calenders" (Mitchella) 9:1134-1146. "Safety first from the factory man ager's viewpoint" (Whittelsey) 10: 716-719. "Safety--from the chemist's stand point" (Weber) 10:891-694. Safety stops on mill rolls, 9:1148- 1151. "Standard statistics for the ' rubber industry" (Watson) 10:683-686. Solvents. In "Safety--from the chemist's standpoint" (Weber) 10:692. Solvents, 10:694. Stopping tests, rubber rolls, 12:952. "Vulvanfzers" (Cook) 11:906-911. Vulcanizers, 12:970-978. "Vulcanizing apparatus" (Scott) 9: 1151-1157. See also Benzol Poisoning; CarbonTetrachloride ; Carbon-Bisulphide. Rubber manufacture. Safety in, 8:11671170. Rubber Section: Accident standard ization and statistics committee report, 9:1108-1109. Bulletins Committee report, 9:1107- 1108; 12:946; 13:1052. Committee chairmen for coming year, 10:722. Discussion on standardization, 12: 987-989. Engineering Committee report, 9: -1110-1111; 10:709-714: .12:969-985; 13:1031-1034; 14:pt. 1, 943-945. Health Hazard Committee report. 9: 1118-1122; 10:714-715; 11:891-900; 12:992-993. 70 Rubber Section--Continued Joint meetings, 12:203-238; 13:265- 304; 14:pt. 1, 281-314. t_ Membership Committee report, 9: 1111-1112; 12:989-991; 13:1033; 14: pt. 1, 941. Minutes, 8:1167-1170; 8:1107-1182; 10:683-722; 11:891-948; :12:945-1021; 13:1031-1060; 14:pt. 1, 941-956. Nominating Committee report, 8: 1167; 9:1157; 10:690; 11;948; 12: 1020; 13:1039; 14:pt. 1, 943. "Present and future of safety in the rubber industry (Schott) 9: 1112-1114. Report of Safe Practice Committee, 12:993-1007: 13:1052-1053. Report of Secretary (Partridge) 12: 945-946. Report of Standardisation and Statistics Committee, 11:924-926; 12:991-992; 23:1049-1052. Safety Code Committee. 12:1020. Standardization of safety rules com mittee report, 9:1111. Rules: Ammonia concentrator, light oil and by-product operation, 12: 893-894. Blue gas. 12:595. Boiler plants, 12:895. Car department, 9:t225-122G. Coal department. 12:S92-893. Coke handling department, 12:893. Coke oven3. 12:891-892. Designs, purchase and construction, 12:889-890. Discussion on rules, 14:pt. 1, 1015- 1017. Discussion of electric railway oper ating rules. 9:865-666. Electric department, 12:896-897. Enforcement of safety rules. In "Position, authority and respon sibility of the safety officer" (Adams) 10:746-747. Foremen, 12:890-891. Formulating, 8:843-844. In "Accident hazards in the textile industries and ways of meeting them" (Ingham) 10:826-831. In "Selling safety in the factory" (Martin) 9:1172. In construction work, 8:511; 513-514. Maintenance department, 12:896. Mechanical department, 9:1223-1225. "Necessity for and importance ff observing operating rules from the standpoint of the claim de partment" (Holliday) 9:658-661. "Necessity for and importance of observing operating rules from the standpoint of the safety depart ment" (Wilson) 9:655-658. "Necessity for and importance of observing operating rules from the standpoint of the transportation department" (Thompson) 9 ^Gl eet. - "Observance ' of rules--a real safety measure" (Johnson) 14:pt. 1, 1010- 1014. Oxygen and acetylene hazards, 9*1222-1223. Power house and gas pumping, 12: 895. Purifying house, 12:835. Response to Mr. Johnson's (Smith) 14 :pt. 1, 1014-1015. 'Rule Books, 8:308-309. paper Rules for crossing watchmen. . In "Gates, distant signs, and cross ing watchmen as protection at highway grade crossings" (Met calfe) 10:769-771. "Rules for prevention of gras explo sions in anthracite mines" (Walsh) 9:853-837. "Instructions in and observance of safety rules in substation opera tion" (Niesz) 13:1012-1019. Standard railroad rules, 8:1264-1265. Value in rubber mills, 9:1175-1177. Woods operations, 8:1431. Yard and railroad men, 12:892. Rutherford, G. A.: "Importance to the contractor of preventing minor accidents," 6:498-501, Rutland, C. J.: Report of Accident Causes and Remedies Committee, 12:869-882. Ryan, A. H.: ."Benefit Associations-- their need, scope and possibil ities," 13:398-409. Ryan, J. T.: Demonstration of effect of carbon monoxide on animals (Rya..) 12:631-632. Effective ineans of using rescue apparatus in the fighting of mine fires." 8:871-877. Ryder, Ambrose, and Stellwagen. H. P.: "Automobile accidents in the United States," 11:783-797. Safe Drivers' Schools, see Automobile driving. Safe practices In blast-furnace opera tions (Touzalin) 9:719-725. Safety Committees, see Committees, Safety. Safety Department: Cooperation of the medical department and the safety department (Cromwell) 13: 633-634. Safety Education, Safety. see Education, Safety Engineers, see Engineers, Safety. Safeguarding: "Commercial -vs. home made machine guards" (Debate) 11:145-155. Commercial vs. homemade machine guards (Rebuttal) 11:150-151. "Die construction--the real safety of punch-press work" (Kaems) 8:318-327. Discussion, 10:148-149. "Electrical equipment, its installa tion and guarding" (Kahle) 8:330- 335. "Engineering revision and mechan ical safeguarding" (Beck) 14:pt. I, 136-142. "Essentials of safeguarding" (Ris- teen) 12:119-124. "Fatal accidents--are they due to faulty mechanical equipment or appliances or to carelessness or both?" (Frame) 14:pt. 1, 249-256. "Fundamental principles of safe guarding" (Dickinson) 10:143-148. "Fundamentals of safeguarding" (Beyer) 9:81-84. "Fundamental of safeguarding" (Sanford) 10:121-126. "Fundamental principles of safe guarding" (Williams) 8:303-308. "Mechanical safeguarding of equip ment" (Talbot) 10:214-218. 71 Safeguarding--Continued "Mechanical safeguards" (Ballen- tire) 10:519-521. "Millwrights" (Bowie) 9:464-469. "Safety and efficiency" (Somes) 9 -.436-438. "Standardisation of guards (Ex perience of the automotive group)" (Goldie) 8:346-351. Suggestions and recommendations for woodworking machinery, 9:1334. Safeguarding standards, see Stand ards, Safeguarding. Safeguards: See Guards. Safety Movement--Progress: "Divi dends of safety" (Gray) 14:pt. 1, 116-122. "Fundamentals of our industrial safety problem" (Davis) 13:39-42. In Annual report of the president (DeBlois) 13:18-21. "National cooperation In safety" (Epps) 13:pt. 1, 779-781. "Safety movement--Review of the" (Alexander) 13:954-961. Safety- Patrols, see Patrols. Sand Blasting: In "Protective de vices and clothing for foundry workmen'' (Walters) 13:557-558. Safety committees, see Committees, Safety. Safety Agent, see Agent, Safety. Safety Education, see Education, Safety. Safety Engineers, see Engineers, Safety. "Safety first--from a moral view point" (Moore) 10:725-729. "Safety last" (Beyer) 8:191. Safety Movement: "Address" (Dow) 11:129-135. Discussion on Mr. Chaney's paper, 11:453-456. "Present status of industrial safe ty" (Dittle) 11:32-40. Speech at "Get together luncheon" (McClellan) 10:654-637. "Trials and compensations of the safety man" (Rose) 11:901-905. Safety Movement -- History: "Out standing safety features in the iron and steel industry" (Chaney) 11:447-453. St. Louis Docal Council: "Experi ence of a large city in local coun cil work" (Smith) 8:204-215. St. Louis plan of public safety- (T bert) 8:1045-1057. Salisbury, R. C-: "Building a safety organization in a foundry," 9:688- 691. "Getting results from plant safety committees," 10:125-127. Sandel. J. M.: Discussion on paper and pulp mill code, 13:671-673. "Uniform accident records for paper mills," 11:650-652. "Value of comparative accident statistics," 9:981-985. Sanford, G. E.: "Fire drills and -ire alarm and drill signal system--," 9:4.48-453; 941-946. "Fundamentals of safeguarding," 10:121-125. ` "How can woodworking guards be kept in place," 10:879-881. Report of Chairman, 14:pt. 1, 10971098. Sanitation: Discussion on Dr. Sayer'a paper, 11:487-490. Health and sanitation. Meeting of. General Session, 10:97-120. "Health and sanitation in the tan nery" (Pope) 10:530-534. "How to make a sanitary survey of an industrial plant" (Ferguson) 13:480-485. "How to make a sanitary survey of an industrial plant" (Price) il: 93-98. In "Health service in paper and pulp mills" (Frechtling) 13:678- 679. ,- "Industrial sanitation" (Fitch) 9:1157-1165. Industrial sanitation code (Burlin game) 12:412-413. "Keeping a rubber factory clean" (Jameson) 10:696-701. Lockers and washing facilities, 9:1166-1167: 1169. "Mine hygiene and .sanitation" (Sayers) 11:482-487. Removal of cement from hands, 9:1169-1170. "Safety and" sanitary accomplish ments ot. the Loyal, Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen" (Theraldsen) 9:1352-1356. "Sanitation in cement plants" (McKay) 8:373-376. Sanitation and factory housekeep ing, General Session, 11:93-126. Sanitation and factory housekeep ing, General Session, 11:93-126., "Study of factory sanitation in for eign dye works" (Hamilton) 8:436448. 'Underground toilets and sewage disposal for mines" (Williams) 10:.;-494. See also Drinking water; Toilets: Wash rooms. Satterfield, D. E.: "Coming in con tact with fixed 'structures," 10: 791-792. "Getting the cooperation of local safety committeemen, local offi cers and labor representatives in correcting unsafe practices." 13: 1127-1128. Saul, Harvey: "Does safety work in the textile plant pay?" 12:1115- 1117. Sawmills: "Application of workmen's compensation act in Canadian sawmill and Jogging operations" (Hawkins) 8:1437-1440. In "Fire prevention in woodworking plants'* (Springer) 13:1136-1192. "Safety in saw mills and planing mills" (Kenney) 13:1200-1205. Saws: Accident statistics, 8:14:24; 9:271; 1338. r- Aeeidents from saws, 9:1328-1329. Circular, 3:306-307. Circular horn saw. In "Mechanical side of accident prevention ' in the packing industry (Keene) '10:505. "Circular saws and shapers" (Auel) 12:1126-1127. "Development of uniform standards for safeguarding circular saws" (Faine) 9:269-273. 72 Paws-- Continued .Discussion on guards, 9:1335-1336: 11:1054-1063; 13:1177-1178. How saws siiould be sharpened, 9:1328. In "Results obtained in safeguard ing of woodworking machinery during the past ten years" (Prouty) 13:1195-1198. "Practical demonstration of investi gating accidents" (Weeks) 8:766776. Unsafe conditions and guards nec essary. 9:274-282. See also Woodworking Industries. Sawyer, Dr. W. A.: "Fundamental requirements for successful medi cal work, in industry," 9:146-152. Sayers, Dr. It. R.: First Aid Stations underground." 10:484-488. Gas investigations, 11:684-690. "Mine hygiene and sanitation," 11: 482-487. "Transportation of the injured in the mining industry," 10:323-329. Sayler, A. C.: "'What kind of mate rial is needed to make the plant periodical a success?" 8: 607-610-. Scaffolds: In "Slipping and falling hazards in packing plants" (Mc Clellan) X2. :682. "Scene in a Foundry,*' 12:151-156. Schaefer method of artificial resusci tation, see Resuscitation.' Schermerhom, C. T.; "Safety and publicity," 11:955-959. Schermerhom, James: "Signs of the times," 14:pt. 1, 122-134. Schleicher, X: Practical demonstra tion of welding and cutting, 81797-802 Schneider, EJ. F.: "Safety before and after the war," 8:563-570." Schneider, W. L. : Report of Safe Practice Committee, 12:993-1007. Schools, Lighting, see Lighting. Schools, Safety work In: "Rill Day, the boy athlete" (Bentley) 11:969- 974. "Cincinnati local plan" (McClain) 8:260-265. Cities, 11:320-321. . Cleveland schools safety demonstra th i, 8:172-176. "Cooperation between police and schools" (Allen) 14:pt. 2, 101-102. "Correlation of safety and physical education" (Schrader) 13:351-356. "Correlation of safety with Eng lish" (Flowers) 13:343-351. "Correlation of safety with grade school subjects" (Dawson) 13:336- 340. Demonstration by Cleveland school children, 8:172-176. Detroit's school accident prevention program, 9:203-205. Development in the public schools, 9:135-196; 205-209. Discussion, 10:581-583; 11:808-809; 337-340; 342-344; 13:391-394. . Discussion on work of Cincinnati schools (Reszke). 13:340-342. Electric Railway co-operation, 9:648. "Growth of the safety movement in public and parochial schools" (Payrie) 11:323-329. "How Buffalo teaches safety In its public schools" (Cobb) 12:325-326. "How Buffalo teaches safety in its public schools" (Connors), 12:326327. How school safety was Boated In Cincinnati (McClain) 10:583-584. "How the Detroit school system is co-operating to make Detroit Safe" (Beard) 11:330-333. "Importance of safety instruction in schools" (Potter) 9:197-199. In "Public safety work by the police department in the greatest city in the world" (Dow) 12:791792. "Interesting school children In safe ty on the streets" (Gordon) 13: 388-391. "Interesting the teacher in safety education" (Gosling) 13:332-336. Junior Safety Councils in "Correla tion of safety with English" (Flowers) 13:349-351. "Mother's responsibility in safety education" (Payne) 12:854-858. "Heed of "safety education in our public schools" (Tigert) 11:47-51. "Organization. and function of the demonstration center" CGruver) 13:931-935. "Organization of the Junior Safety Councils" (Woerner) 13:935-938. ."Outline of method of safety in struction in public parochial schools" (Payne) 10:238-239. Outline of school safety committee duties, 13:391. "Parent-Teachers' Association and what it can do for Safety" (Watkins) 13:939-941. Philadelphia Junior Safety Co .incil, 8:571. Portland, Oregon, 8:1009-1010-. "Problem of school hazards" (Payne) 9:200-202. "Railroads and school safety work" (Beard) 11:965-969. "Railroadman's approach to safety through the schools" (Payne) 12: 1029-1032. "Recent developments in safety edu cation" (Sherrard) 14:pt. 2, 143151. Remarks on (Adams) 3:151Eemarka on schools of Portland, Oregon, 8:151-152. Report of School Hazards Commit tee of Public Safety Section, 9: 377-38t; 10:581. "Reports on progress of safety edu cation in various cities," 10:239248. "Requisites of safety instruction in elementary schools" (Masslich) 12:321-325. "Safety and the schools" (Meredith) 14 :pt. 2, 6-15. "Safety instruction .j.i public and parochial schools" (Payne) 10:3339. Safety Patrol Work. In "Rejecting the Grundys from safety first" (Roadifer) 10:252. St. Louis. 8:1007-10<D- Scale for measuring, 11:322. "Street safety education '-jt school children" (Brown) 12:863-366. 73 Schools, Safety Work In--Continued '`Teaching: safety in public schools'* {Payne) 2:165-172. "Teaching' the child to be careful (Beard) 12:858-861. "Traffic games in the primary grades" (Boland) 12:327-329. "Typfcal school hazards" (Morris) 11:800-802. "Utility accidents to the public pre vented through school safety in struction" (Payne) 9:1073-1078. "What can the National Safety Council -do to assist the states in safety education work?" (Connally) 11:335-336. Work of Frisco railroad at Fort Smith, 8:1303-1304. See also Children. Safety work with: education. Junior Safety Councils: Patrols. Schott. S. -M.: "Present and future of safety in the rubber industry," 9:1112-1114. Schrader, C. L.: "Correlation of safe ty and physical education." 13: 351-356. Schram, Dr. C. F. X.: "Industrial health as a purchasable commodi ty." 13:455-466. "Infections from wood silvers." 14: pt. 1, 1123-1125. "Should the physician go out into the plant?" 12:92-96. Schreiber, H.: "Essentials for safety in a woodworking plant," 9:1327- 1331.. Schubmehl, F. E.: "Subnormal work er," 8:629-630. Schults, J. H-: "How safety first . penalizes the contractor," 12:310- 311. "Securing the interest of the con struction executive force," 9:565- 569. Schwab, F. X.: Address of welcome, 12:6. Schwarze, F.: "Reducing accidents caused by machinery and chemical burns." 13:636-640. Scientific Accident Prevention: Con crete results (Gordon) 14:pt. 1, 903-908. Scientific Selection of Automobile drivers, see Automobile Driving. Scoring Machine, see Ice and Refrig eration. Scott, C. B.: Address of acceptance, 14:pt. 1, 115. Treasurer's Annual report, 14:pt. 1. 28-30. Scott, Frank: "Vulcanizing ap paratus," 9:1151-1157. Scott. C. B.: Local councils commit-' tee report, 11:21-23. "Most efficient manner of conduct ing safety work." 11:350-356. "Necessity of the support of execu tives in accident prevention work," 10:624-628. Scott, Robert: "Methods of selecting committees and maintaining Inter- est in safety," 8:1270-1276. Report of Membership Committee, 12:1024. Screw Conveyors: Hazards, 8:403-404. In "Hazards in cement stockhouses packing and shipping depart ments." 8:396-397. Soaris. R. M.: Address. 12:938-940. Sears, C. A.: "Hazards in hydro electric stations," 14:pt. 1, 863-863. Seating, see Chairs. Seattle Safety Council, Report. 8:281- 282. Secretary's Report, Sectional, see name of Section, Sub-herd, Secre tary's Report. Sectional Activities Committee re port, 11:23; 12:19-20'. Seely, G. T.: "Financial side of ac cident prevention," 11:844-852. Seip, R. H.: "Mine fire prevention and fighting." 11:501-509. "Requirements of rescue training for metal miners," 9:850-357. "Traveling ways and signs," 10:471481. Selby, Dr. C. I>.: "Scope of the physical examination in Industry." 8:649-655. "Selling safety to the man on (hafiring line" (Doak) 12:1054-1062. "Selling safety to the management of a large railroad" (Adams) 12:1062- 1065. "Selling safety to the management of a small railroad" (Rohweder) 12: 1065-1067. "Selling taxicab safety to the public" (Beard) 12:1102-1105. Senne, E. J.: Report of Membership Committee, 12:727. Report of secretary of Petroleum Section, 13:694-696. Service to Members Committee re .port, 8:28-30; 9:23; 10:16-17; 11:19- 20 Severity Rates, see Accidents, Statis tics. Sewage Disposal: Discussion on Dr. Sayer's paper, 11:489-490. In "Mine hygiene and sanitation" (Sayers) 11:484-486. "Underground toilets and sewage disposal for mines" (Williams) 10: 489-494. Shapers: "Circular saws and shap ers" (Auel) 13:1126-1127. Shapleigh, J. H.: "Corrosion and its relation to safety in chemical plants," 13:248-255. Shattuck, S. F.: "How to make safety meetings interesting," 8:988-991. "Management responsibility," 14:pt. 1, 731-734. Shaw, J. G.: Report of Elevator Haz ards Committee, 12:788-789. Shaw, J. S.: Protection from excess pressures in chemical apparatus, 16:194-198. Shaw, R. A.: "Abstract of paper on our method of safety education," 8:336-339. Shaw, R. E.: "Elimination of steam during pouring." 10:368-372. Shaw, T. N.: "Safety Committees,'' 13:716-718. "Spirit of competition in safety work," 14 :pt. 1, 770-773. Shears: Discussion, 14:pt. 1, 557. Shedd, Li. F.: Discussion on Mr. Cease's paper, "What is on my mind," 10:802-803. Response. 14:pt. 1, 1002-1004. Shenton, R. W.: "Better Industrial lighting--why?" 10:77-82. 74 Sheridan Presses, presses. see Embossing? Sherman, R. 3.: "Planning for safe ty," 13:1163-1167. Sherman, Dr. W. O.: Surgery," 9:120-123. "Industrial Sherrard, R. M.: "Recent develop ments in safety education," 14:pt. 2, 143-151. Shields. ML J.: "Standardization of first-aid and first-aid contests, with lists of Qualified professional and lay Judges," 10:495-498. "Standardization of first-aid train ing and first-aid contests in min ing," 9:784-789. Shientag, B. !>.: / '.dress of New York State industrial Commissioner, 3.2: - 24-26. Shipbuilding: "Progress of safety woric In the shipbuilding indus try." 9:606-611. "Results of safety work in and bow they were obtained" (Bonsib) 8: 516-519. Ship Yards, see Marine Hazards. Shock, Electric, see Electricity, Injur ies from. Shoes: Discussion, 12:704-705; 12:885. Discussion on shoes for ice workers, 13:509. Shoes for workmen--Foundry, 8:725- 726. Spun sole rubber soles, 14:pt. 1, 674- 675. Shoudy, L. A.: "Minimum standards of first aid," 11:418-423. Shove, 3. D.: "Safety in under ground transportation In metal mines," 12:592-595. Showers: Discussion on location and c3o2in. struction (Fellmer) 14:pt. 1. Sick-Benefit Associations, see Em ployees' Benefit Associations. Sickness of Employees: "Can sick- benefit associations profitably en gage In disease prevention work?" (Thompson and Brundage) 12:438446. Sickness of Employees, Time lost by: "Adequate records of lost time in industry due to sickness" (New man) 10:296-303. Experience of Hood Rubber Co., ~Watertown, Mass., 10:303-304. In "Annual address of the President of the American Association Of In dustrial Physicians and Surgeons" (Ford) 12:73-75. Signals: Flag used loading and un loading trains, l4:pt. 1, 542-544. Mine fires, 9:865-869. Mine hoists, 9:816-818; 820-823. Signals, Grade Crossings, see Grade Crossings--Signs and Signals. Signals. Mine. ;see Mines and mining-- Signs and Signals. Signals--Traffic: Discussion, 13:314. Discussion on traffic control (Lloyd) 14:pt. 2, 46-47. Discussion on traffic signals (Powell) 14:pt. 2, 41-43. In "Educating the pedestrian in safety" (Brent) 14:pt. 2, 135. In Public safety development (Vail Schaack) 12:787. In "Selection and training of traf fic and other officers and charae- . teristics of a good officer," I4:pt. 2. 94-98. "Mechanical control systems" (Kelker) 13:905-909. "Standardization of the traffic regu lations and traffic signals" (Slnke) 14:pt- 2, 100-101. "Traffic control systems" (Eldridge) 14:pt. 2, 38-41. Signs: Discussion, 11:810: 12:1071. Discussion on school signs, 14:pt. 2, 37. "Elmination of traffic hazards in highway improvement" (Blanch ard) 11:782-783. "Gates, distant signs, and crossing watchmen as protection at high way grade crossings" (Metcalfe) 10:768-771. Grade crossings, 8:1286-1289. "How to use danger signs in a paper mill" (Dickson) 8:962-965. In "Hazards in building additions to power plants--protecting operators and equipment" (Mulligan) 9:1061. In "System operr tion or load dis patching from a safety stand point" (Hubbard) 14:pt- 1, 91S. Lights on calenders, 9:1151. Metal recommended, 8:966. "Pavement markings" (Allen) 14:pt. 2, '43-45. "Progress in standardization signs and signals" (Talbert) 11:773-777. Railroad signs, 10:771-772. "Standardizing railroad crossing signs and grade crossings" (Messenger) 10:259-265. "Street and highway signs and progress toward standardization" (James) 14:pt. 2, 29-36. "Tagging, barriers, markings and practices of operators" (Wagner) 8:1X34-J148. "Traveling ways and signs" (Seip) 10:471-481. "Signs of the times" (Schermerhorn) 14:pt. 1, 122-134. Sims, "W. S.: "Safety and the nation." 14:pt. 1, 38-43. Sinclair, H- R.: Discussion on punch presses, 12:184-187.. Singleton, F. C-: "Accident causes in the sales division," 14:pt. 1,. 793796. "Effective safety methods in the marketing division of the petrole um industry," 13:738-746. Sinke. J.: "Collection and use of ac cident reports by. the police de partment," 13:876-881. "Standardization of traffic regula tions and traffic signals," 14:pt. 2, 100-I0L Sinn. F. P.: Service to Members Committee report, 8:28-39; 9:23. Skldders: "Safety guard built in and safe methods on operating me chanical skldders" (Dickinson) 14: pt. 1, 1111-1116. Skin Diseases: Cyanide rash. In "my experience with certain industrial poisons" (Boos) 14:pt. 1, 342; 345. Dermatitis, 8:465. Discussion. 14:pt. 1, 236-237. In dye works, 8:437-439; 444. 75 Skin Diseases--Continued In "Occupational hazards incident to the tanning: industry*' (Elder) 10:526. . "Industrial dermatoses, thejr sources. types and control" (Pusey) 8:632-642. Skin grafting, 8:700-701; 703; 714-715. Slater, B. J.: "How a medical de partment may contribute to safe ty in the chemical industry," 13: 265-261. Slipping and Falling Hazards: Hazards (Howery) 11:603-604. "Plant hazards in the ice and re frigeration industry" (Brock) 13: 495 "In "packing plants" (McClellan) 12:680-683. "Slipping hazards in woodworking plants" (Mowery) l4:pt. 1, 11011103. See also Falls (People): Falls (Ma terial) . Slivers, see Infections. Slogans: In "Quarter of a century of safety and welfare development in a textile plant" (Emery) 14:pt. 1, 1076-1077. In "Safety principles as applied to the individual utility" (Parsons) 12:358-359. Smith, A. Gr.: "Safe handling of solv ents,'" 12:225-231. Smith, Dr. A. IC.: "Treatment of acid and alkali bums," 9:555-557. Smith, C. E.: Response to Mr. John son's paper, 14:pt. I. 3914-1015. . Smith, C. L.: "Essentials and non- essentials, and cost of conduct ing a safety week campaign." S:1040-1045. "Experience of a large city in local council work," 8:204-205. Smith, E. >7.: "Motorists and pedes trians," 13:74-79. Smith, H- S-: "Safe handling and use of cutting and welding gases," 13:563-571. "Safe practices in acetylene and oxygen welding," 11:192-204. Smith, J. C.: "Price and bonus sys tems in safety work," 9:735-741, Smith, J. F.: "Safety-maintenanc-e of machinery and mechanical equipment -- locomotive depart ment." 14:pt. 1, 1030-1033. Smith. W. S.: "Securing cooperation of tannery official," 14:pt. 1, 681683. Smoking: Discussion, 8:877: 891; 13: 749. Smyth, L. J.: "Public Safety," 9:685687. Report of committee on traffic haz ards of Public Safety Section, 9:355-356. "Traffic officer and his relation to the public," 9:330-335. Snelling, W. O.: "Safety factors in the use of explosives in cement rock quarrying," 8:405-418. Snow, A. J.: "Mental tests for com mercial drivers," 13:909-911. "Social phases of safety work" (Rose bush) 10:565-567. Solensten, R. T.: "Bulletin board-- an indispensable safety adver tiser," 12:134-140. "How to advertise the safety idea," 13:96-101. Solomon, E. X.: "Animal haulage at anthracite coal mines," 10:410-414. Solvents: "Handling solvents" (Wright) 14 :pt. 1, 945-948. Somes, H. G..: "Safety and effi ciency," 9:436-438. Southern Pine Association, Safety work of (Cole) 9:1342-1345. Spaeth, Dr. R. A.: "Workday and in dustrial health," 10:97-100. Spalding, G. B.: "Safety In the use of high explosives," 14:pt. 1, 261- 269. Sparks. K- T.: "Central mine rescue stations," 14:pt. 1, 603-613. Speed: "Relationship of speed and congestion in safe operation of cabs and deliveries" (Beard) 14: pt. 1, 1057-1060. "Speed and its relation to accidents" (Collins) 14 :pt. 2. 104-106. Spence, P. G.: "Progress of the New York State Industrial Commission toward. -safeguarding building operations," 9:625-630. Spencer, B. K.: "Breakdown of elec trical machinery," 11:404-412. "Spice of life" (Gillillan) 13:133-139. Speyer, James: "Teamwork in safe ty," 8:186-190. Spillman, EL C.: "Tribute to indus try," 13:124-128. Spine: Discussion on Dr. Bradford's paper (Osgood) 10:335-340. "Diseases and injuries with symp toms referable to the lumbar spine" (Bradford) 10:329-335. "Surgery of the spine" (Hibbs> 12: 433-438. Spine, see also Back Sprain. Spirit of Safety, 11:128-129. Sports--Accident statistics, 8:1070- 1071. Spoj; Maps: "Records and spot'maps in Louisville" (Braden) 13:887- 893. Sprained. Back, see Back Sprain. Springer. C. E.: "Fire Prevention in woodworking plants," 13:1186- 1192. Squire, A.: Address of welcome, 14 :pt, 1, S. Squires, F. H.: "Motor truck acci dents." 9:976-979. Staines, S. E.: "Accident prevention and severity in the meat pack ing industry," 14:pt. 1, 655-673. Stairs and Stairways: Cement mills, 8:431. In "Slipping and falling hazards in packing plants" (McClellan) 12: 681-682. In Report of Research Committee on Theater Hazards (Jensen) 13: 445-446. Staley, A. E.: "Different ways of getting there--a study of eight representative publications," 11: 720-728. "Standard guards for textile ma chinery" (Owen) 8:1351-1361. "Standard statistics" (Clarke) 13:170173. 76 "Standard statistics lor the rubber industry" (Watson) 10:683-686. Standards, see Codes. Standardization, see Codes. Standardization and technical devel opment committee report (DeBlois) 9:23-24. "Standardization of accident statis tics and their value in construc tion work" (Davidson) 9:677- . 584. "Standardization of first-aid training and first-aid contests in mining" (Shield) 9:784-789. "Standardization of guards (Experi ence of the automotive group)" (Goldie) 8:346-361. "Standardization of statistics" (Hawes) 10:182-184. Standards, Safeguarding: "Funda mental principles of safeguard ing" (Williams) 8:303-308. "Standardization of guards (Expe rience of the automotive group)" (Goldie), 8:346-351. Stanlon. Thomas: "How to conduct, a school for safety supervisors and foremen," 8:233-240. Starch: "Safe methods of boiling starch" (Alger) 14:pt. 1, 1082- 1083. State Departments of Labor: "Secur ing the cooperation of industry in the development and enforcement of safety codes" (Lanaburgh) 14: pt. 1, 167-172. Static Electricity, see Electricity, Static. Statistics, see Accidents--Statistics; also specific subjects, sub-heads. Accident statistics. Steam Jets: In "Static hazards in gasoline handling" (Naylor and Ramsey) 12:738-740. Steam Railroad Section: Accident causes and remedies committee report, 8:1179-1203; 9:1192-1194; 1246. Address of President Dow, 12:1032- 1033. Appointment of Film Committee, 12:1096. Bulletin Committee report, 14:pt, 1, 967. Chairman's Report, 11:949-950; 13: 1061-1063. Coffin resolution, 13:1129-1130. Committee for Co-operation with other agencies. (Grodzki) 12:1024- 1025; 13:1084. Co-operation with Engineering Sec tion, 9:1197-1198. Delegates. 8:1171-1177; 9:1138-1188; 10:723-725. Discussion of committee on grade crossings, '9:1285-1286. Film Committee report, 13:1082- 1083;' 14:pt. 1, 966-967. "Its contribution to safety" (Aish- ton) 14:pt. 1, 999-1002. Joint meeting of the Steam Railway Section and the Electric Railway Section, 10:767-813. Lumber, 14:pt. 1, 980-981. Membership Committee report, . 8:1205-1207; 9:1195-1197; 12:1024; 13:1079; 14:pt. 1, 965-966. Minutes, 8:1171-1340; 9:1183-1288: 10: 723-813; 11:949-1007; 12:1023-1097; 13:1061-1130; 14:pt, 1, 957-1050. News items for railroad periodicals. 9:1217-1219. Nominating Committee report, 8: 1265-1269: 9:1242-1244; 10:765-766: 11:986; 12:1088; 13:1085-1086; 14:pt. 1, 1004. Prevention of highway crossing ac cidents committee report, I4:pt. 1 968--971. Program committee report, 9:1195. Publicity Committee report, 8:1204; 9:1191-1192; 13:1084-1085; 14:pt. 1, 967-968. Report of Bulletin Committee of Steam Railroad Section, 12:10251026. Report of Committee on Prevention of Highway Crossing Accidents (Brennan) 12:1026-1029. Report of Committee on Statistics (Carrow) 13:1079-1080. Resolution, ~ 14 :pt. 1, 1005-1006. Resolutions Committee report, 10: 742; 13:1086-1087. Secretary's report, 9:1194-1195. Steam railroads, see also Railroads. Steel industry, see Iron and Steel In dustry. Steers, George, Jr.: "Ice plant haz ards," 14:pt. 1, 472-476. Steffen, R. A.: "Goggle problem in a paper mill," 11:626-629. Stellwagen, H. P.: "Suggestions for model tables on automobile acci dents," 13:854-873, and Ryder, Ambrose: "Automobile accidents . in the United States," 11:787-797. Stephens, W. L.: "What the Maga zine means to us--the plant pub lication from the employees' point of view," 14:pt. 1, 809-813. Stephenson, J. N.: "What the pulp and paper industry is doing in educational work," 9:1021-1025. Sterne, W. F.: Discussion on goggle problem, 12:177-178. Stevedoring, see Marine Hansards. Stevens, M. T.: Report of Chairman, 14:pt. 1, 801-802. Stewart, C. H.: Report of Vigilance Committee of Public Safety Sec tion, 9:361-363. Stewart, W. W.: "Hazards of stand ard and narrow gauge railroad equipment in quarries," 14:pt. 1, 277-280. Stoeckel, R. B.: "Rest way to eliminate traffic hazards," 11:778- ' 780. Stevens, M. T.: "Plant publication policies." 13:754-759. Stickney, G. H.: School lighting code, 12:413-415. Stoeckel, R. 33.: "Drivers' licenses including examination and revo cation," 13:895-903. "Regulating motor vehicles' and pre venting accidents," 12:794-798. Storage of explosives, 8:406-408. Stowell, C. H.: "Safety organization for a large textile plant," 9:1301- 1305. Stratton, B. C.: "Safety organization work in the textile industry," 14; pt. 1, 1083-1087. 77 ' Street ears, see Electric Railways. Surgeons: Discussion (Hopkins) 12: Street Signs, see Signs. 89-91. Street Traffic, Automobile Driving "Doctor as a. witness before in Traffic. dustrial commissions" (Magnusan) Stremmel, Philip: "Humanizing a 14:pt. I,'85-90. steel plant,*' 8:792-797. "Education of industrial surgeons "Industrial, safety education and the in safety methods," 11:435-438. fundamentals on which it is "Fractures incident to occupation" based." 14:pt. 1, 631-534. (Moorhead) 9:123-127. "Should prizes be given for safety In "Health education of our foreign work?" 9:741-744. families" (Colcord) 13:475-476. Stretchers: Discussion. 10:328-329. "Industrial Surgery" (Sherman) 9: In "Transportation of the injured in 120-123. the mining industry" (Sayers) 10: "Industrial surgery and first-aid" 324-327. (McCann) 10:174-177. Struck. F- T.: "Improving foreman- ship," 11:621-624. Stuart, G. E.: "Storage battery loco motives," 10:408. Stuck, W. J.: "Hazards of the scor ing machine," 13:505-507. Stunts: Discussion, 11:85-91: 13:682- 690. Stunzi, X X: Plant housekeeping, 13: 156-163. "Industrial surgeon as safety engineer" (Condit) 11:308-310. Industrial surgery In XJtah (John son) 12:97-98. "Relation or industrial surgeon to family physician." (Giddinga) 12: 78-84. "What. the war has taught us in surgery" (Crlle) 8:707-715. Industrial, see also Physicians. Sub-Stations: "Instructions in and "Surgery of the spine" (Hibbs) 12: observance of safety rules in sub 433-438. station operation (Nlesz) 13:10121019. v-veys: In "Opening address of Public Safety Section" (Van "Subnormal worker" (Schubmehl) 8: Schaack) 14:pL S, 26-27. 629-630. Sub-Stations: "System operation or load dispatching from a safety standpoint" (Hubbard) 14:pt. 1, 908-919 Suggestions Systems: Discussion, 11: Swartz. Nelle: "Industrial posture and seating," 10:S45-S50. Szamatolski, Martin, "Gas and fume removal in the chemical indus try," 9:526-531. 364-365. Sweatbands: Discussion, 11:173. Discussion of Powell's paper (Truett) 14:pt. 1, 394-396. Employees make valuable sugges tions, 9:1348. Goodrich Company, 9:1175. In "Some proved methods of pre senting safety and health through plant paper" (Wilkins) 12:761. Kimberly--Clark method, 9:1004- 1005. "Suggestions outlining functions of safety committee" (Kessler) 8: 733-730. "Value of employes' suggestions in electric railway safety" (Powell) Switchboard Recommendations for Safety: "Brief analysis of en closed switch design" (Pierce) 11: 60-65. "Enclosed switch as a safety de vice" (Lalng) 11:65-67. In "Electrical hazards and proper installation of equipment" (Peffer- ly) 10:157-158. Switches: In "Electric starting de vices and fuses with reference to safety" (MacWiHlams) 13:619-629. In Report of Electrical Committee on Engineering Section (Whiting) 12:402-404. 13:pt. 1, 391-394. See also Electricity. "Sulphate and sulphite hazards" ORiis) 8:966-973. Sulphur Diovide; In "Development of domestic ice machines and relative hazards of refrigerant gases used" (Copeland) 13:503-504. Sulphur Chloride Poisoning. 11:900. Sulphuric Acid; Handling. ll:5S-59. Safe practices in handling (Crass) Switches--Railroad: "Operating hand brakes and hand switches" (Orr) 10:788-790. Syphilis: "Economic viewpoint' upon syphilis in industry" (Hartman) 12:453-460. "Syphilis as a factor in industrial surgery (Barr) l*;pt. l. 79-35. 10:185-189. System Operation, see Load Dispatch "Supervision and its relation to ac ing. cident prevention" (Boswell) 11: 174-178. "Tagging, barriers, markings, and practices of operators'* (Wagner) "Supervising in relation to safety" 8:1134-1148. . (Archer) 13:164-169. Tags: Discussion, 14:pt. 1, 926-928. "Supervision and safety" (Coffin) 12: In "Best safety kink I have known" 172-177. (Hensel) 34:pt. 1, 111. Supervision, Health, see Health "Problems of the- system operation supervision : f Employees. from the safety standpoint" "Supervision of women industrial (Davis) 14:pt. 1, 920. workers" (Downes) 8:1396-1401. Talbert, C. M.: "Fact3 about a com "Supervisors, Safety: "How to con munity safety organization and duct a school for safety super-' its- work," 12:845-851. . - visors and foremen" (Stanion) 8: "Progress in standardization signs 233-240. and signals," 11:773-777. 78 Talbert, C- M.--Continued "Protecting the public against acci dents on new buildings,*' 8:502505. Public cooperation committee re port, 8:27-28. "Public safety," 9:649-651. "St. Touts plan of public safety," 8:1045-1057. Talbot, R. R.: `'Mechanical safe guarding- of equipment," 10:214217. Talion, Albert: ``Maintaining safety interest at the old Dominion Com pany," 12:654-656. Tank Cars: "Dangers due to mal practice in the handling of acid tank cars" (Crass) 13:234-238. .Loading racks, 9:542-541. Safeguarding. 9:545-546: 548. Unloading of acid tank cars. In "Safe Practice in handling sul phuric acid" (Crass) 10:185-189. Tank Steamers: "Considerations of safety with special reference to tank steamers" (Outwater) 14:pt. 1, 503-507Tank Wagons: Fire in Pittsburgh garage. 13:737-738. Tanks: "Boilers and tanks or pres sure vessels" (Morrison) 10:511517. Packing-house tanks: Xn "Boilers and tanks or pressure vessels'* (Morrison) 10:515-517. Safeguarding, 9:537-540; 546. "Tanks in packing house," 10:518. Tanks lost by Lightning, 11:695- 696. . Tanks, see Oil Company Safety. Tanners, see Packers and Tanners Section. Tanning Industry: Accident Statis tics, 9:932. "Actual accident experience and its relation to insurance rates" (Kinghom) 10:522-525. "Burns and scalds" (Batchelder) 9:963-967. "Hazards and their CBonsib) 9:923-930. remedies" "Health and sanitation in the tan nery" ' (Pope) 10:530-534. "Occupational hazards incident to the tanning industry" (Elder) 10: 526-529. Reduction in rates, 10:523-525. Round table discussion, 12:684-685- "Safety at the tannery" (Batch- elder) 11:604-608. See also Packers and Tanners' Sec tion ; Packing Houses. Tarbell, I. M.: "Future of the woman industrial worker." 8:1406-1410. "Women, a new force in industry," 10:851-853. Taxicab and Delivery Section: Joint meeting .with Refrigeration Sec tion, 13:1149-1156. Minutes. 11:1008: 12:1099-1113: 13: 1131-1147; 14:pt. 1, 1051-1070- Motion on school for drivers, 14:pt. 1, 1063. Nominating Committee report, 11: .1008; 12:1108; 13:1531; 14:pt. 1, 1062-1063. See Automobile Driving; Taxicab arid Delivery Section. Taxicabs, see Automobile Driving, Taxicab and Delivery Section. Taylor, H. B.: Discussion on M. Bentley's paper on "Where to . start safety work," 14:pt. 1, 900. Taylor, EC. S.: "Ventilation of paper mills from a' building and safety standpoint." 10:554-558. Teaching Safety, see Children, Safety work in; Education; Schools, Safety work with. Teachout, D. W.: "Safety in the lumber and mlllwork . industry," 8:1421-1423. "Teamwork in 8:186-190. Safety" (Speyer) Teeth: "Bad teeth nd (Price) 8:642-649. See aLyo Dental work. fatigue" .Telephone Industry: "Accident pre vention work in the Bell Tele phone System'' (Elstrum) 13:961- 968. Accident Statistics. In "Develop ment of accident prevention and first-aid. work in the telephone field" (Downey) 10:660-661. "Development of accident preven tion and first-aid work in the telephone field'' (Downey) 10:659664. Discussion, 13:968-976. Discussion on "Safety In a plant organization of a public utility (Bunyan) 14 :pt. 1. 855-857. "Safety In a plant organization" (Horton) 14 :pt. 1, 857-863. "Safety in a plant organization of a public utility company" (Allen) . 14:pt. 1, 850-854. Telephones In Mines. Use of (Chari ton) 11:512-617. .. Tener, S. "W.: Address of chairman, 14 :pt. 1, 135-136. Tenney, A. B.: "Should physical ex amination be compulsory to mem bers of a mutual benefit associa tion?" 13:429-433. "Testing- of goggles for protection against radiant energy'' (Oakes) 8:782-789. Testing Safety Devices: Discussion, 14:pt. 1, 174-176. Tests for Automobile Drivers, see Automobile Driving. Tetrachloride, see Carbon-Tetrachlor ide. Tetrachlormethane Poisoning, see "Dopes." Tewksbury, F. A.: "Accidents to meter readers and other em ployees on equipment outside the company's premises," 9:1099-1105. Textile Industry; "Accident hazards In the textile Industries and ways of meeting them" (Ingham) 10: 826-831. Accident statistics, 8:1341-1342; 1365. Discussion on Mr. Stratton's paper (MacNulty) 14:pt. 1, 1087-1089. 'Diseases of occupation in the- tex tile Industry" (Marble) 11:1015- 1017. Discussion on organization prob lems, 12:1117-1118. "Does safety work in the textile plant pay?" (Saul) 12:1115-1117. Guarding cards, 10:824. 79. Textile Industry--Continued "Health and accident hazards in the clothing industry" (Price) 11: 1009-1012. "Importance of contributory causes of Industrial accidents" (Clark) 9:1297-1301. Jute and hemp industry, 9:1315- 1316. Loom guards, 10:823-824. "Heed and value of safety in tex tile Industry" (Van Emburgh) 14: pt. 1, 1089-1096. "Organizing the human element for safety in the tebetile industry" (McNulty) 12:1119-1122. "Plant and machinery layout as af fecting.. the accident hazard in "Textile Mills" (Moller) 8:1342-1350. "Quarter of a century of safety and welfare development in a textile plant" (Emery) 14: pt. 1, 1072- 1078. "Safe methods of boiling starch" (Alger) 14:pt. 1, 1082-1083. "Safety education in" (Ide) 8:1361- 1365. " Safety in textiles in the new south" (Llewellyn) 14:pt. 1, 107S- 1082. "Safety organization for a large textile plant" (Stowell) 9:1301- 1305"Safety organization work in tex tile industry" (Stratton) 14:pt. 1, 1083-1087. "Selling safety to executives and employees" (Wilson) 9:1289-1296. Spinners' open knives. 10:831. "Standard guard3 for textile ma chinery" (Owen) 8:1351-1361. Status of code. 14:pt. 1, 1096. "Textile Code" (Cole) 11:1012-1015. "Textile safety code" (Hitchcock) 10:815-818. "Textile worker-health-rehabilita tion of the injured" (Van Em burgh) 13:1167-1174. "What causes textile accidents?" (Cook) 13:1158-1161, Textile Section: Bulletin Committee report, 14:pt. 1, 1071-1072. nominating Committee report, S: 1366: 9:1316: 12:1124: 13:1167. Minutes, 8:1341-1370; 9:1289-1321: 10:815-835: 11:1009-1020; ~ 12:1115 1124; 13:1157-1175; 14:pt. 1, 1071- 1096. ...... Report on the Textile Safety '.Code Committee (Dearborn) 12:1122. Tharaldsen. T.: -"Safety and-sariltary . accomplishments, of.. the Loval Legion of Loggers and Lumber men," 9:1352-1356. Thaw house, 8:407-408: 426-429. Thainer. R. F-:. "Value of accident statistics on the standard basis," 12 :187--191. Theatres: Report of research com mittee on theatre hazards (Jen - sen) 13:444-448. Thiocarbonilide Poisoning, 11:900. Thompson, C. E.: "necessity for an importance of observing operating rules from, the standpoint of the transportation department," 9:661-664. -^ - Thompson, C. H-: Nominating com mittee report, 711:25. Thompson, S. S.: Discussion on eye protection in metal plants, 13:174-176. working "Punch presses and dies." 13:143-145. Thompson, J. L.: "How to orgzahe for safety in a woodworking plant." 12:112S-1325. Thompson, Dr. L. R-: "Can kick benefit associations -prostably -*- gage in disease prevention work *" 12:438-446. Thorny, Mrs. J. P.: "Mother'* inter est in accident prvvnSion.~ 12: 852-853. Ties, see Tracts. Tigert, J. J.: "Nr4 of eiocw- tion in our public whoni*..'' ;: 47-51. Tillson, B. F.: Industrial mfcij com mittee report, llrSO. "Need for a def.nite technical serv ice In the mining section of the National Safety Council." S:*24- 935. Time inspection, see Railroads, Time inspection. Timm. E. A..: Discussion on organ ization, 13:722-724. "Safe practice of acetylene welding and burning in an oil plant." 12: 715-723. Report of Manufacturing Division. 13:693-694. Tinsley, J". F.: "Essentials of a plant safety organization." 16:129-132. Tissot gas masks, 8:472-476. Titsworth, F. S.: "Marine fire haz ards " 12:504-513. Toggle Press: In "personal accident prevention in rubber industry" (Date) 12:960-961. Toilets: In "How to make a sanitary survey of our industrial plant" (Ferguson) 13:483-484. In "Mine hygiene and sanitation" (Sayers) 11:484-486. "Underground toilets and sewage disposal for mines" (Williams) 10:489-494. Tolxnan, C. P.: "Lead poisoning and its prevention," 8:448-458. President's address. 10:7-11. Report of Resolutions Committee. 12:20-22. Response to announcement of elec tion, 9:182. Tolsted, E. R.:. ``Plywheel ` explo sions and their prevention," 11:396- 404. . "Practical . aspects:. of. " employees' Representation," 8:63r-70. .- Report of Committee on' Flywheels, .12:411. Tools: Hand protection for holder of chisel, 10:319. "Importance of proper inspection of tools used In shops and -by main tenance of way gangs" (La'Foun- taine) 8:1305-1308. In "Accident hazards'In-laying con duit underground" (Lueck) 9:1035- 1036. Inspection, 8:1308-1318. Value of Inspecting tools, 1.0:64. Totuol: Discussion on relative tox icity of benzol, totuol and. oxylol (Hamilton) 12:224-225.. . In "Safe handling of solvents" (Smith) 12:230. 80 TouzalLne. L. A.: "Safe practices in blast-furnace operations" 9:719725. Towne, W. H.: "Hazards of ice man- ufacturing equipment," 14:pt. 1, 455-457. Townsend. M. A.; "Keeping record of accidents according to causes," 11:292-294. Trachoma: Discussion. 12:199-200. In "Eye injuries" (Francis) 12:196. Tracks--Mines: Discussion on Mr. Brosky'a paper, 12:615-617. "Safety In underground transporta tion ' at coal mines--tracks" (Brosky) 12:606-615. Trade Associations: "Cooperation in safety among trade anu other as sociations" (Grant! 12:21-23. "Trade journal as a valuable aid to safety" (Horn) 9:1360-1365. Traffic: "Accident facts as a basis for preventive measures" (Haven) 13*mX">8S7 "Accident 'prevention results ob tained from enforcement of new traffic regulations as applied to vehicles and street cars'* (Emer son) 14:pt. 1, 396-39S. Arcades, elevated sidewalks and multiple streets. In "Planning and rebuilding our cities for the motor age" (Knowles) 13:923. "Best way to eliminate traffic haz ards" (Stoeckel) 11:778-780. Bibliography, 12:843. By-pass loops. In "Planning and rebuilding our cities for the motor age" (Knowles) 13:825-826. "City planning as an aid to public safety" (Bartholomew) 13:831-833. Color Signals discussed, 9:353-354; 357-360. . "Conference on street and highway safety" (Barber) 13:119-122. Discussion on multiple level streets, 13:833-834. Discdssion of national traffic code, 8:1030-1039. Discussion on street intersections (Herr-Old) 13:828-829. Discussion on traffic commissions, 13:834-835. Discussion on traffic control (Lloyd) 14:pt. 2, 46-47. Economics of traffic. In "Further comments on traffic accident pre vention" (Kelcey) 13:353. "Educating the pedestrian in safe ty" (Brent) 14:pt. 2. 134-137. "Elimination of traffic hazards in highway improvement" (Blanch ard) 11:782-783. "Further comments on traffic acci dent prevention" (Kelcey) 13:849- 854. ... "How vigilance committees work" (Price) . 10:358-359. In "Electrical. Railway Hazards-- causes, effects, and remedies" (MoDougall) 8:560-562. In "Facts about a community safety- organization and its work" (Tal bert) 12:851. ..... In "Public accidents in the XT.. S.," 13:847-848. . In "Warning of public accident statistics," 12:801-803. Jay-walking. In "Publicity Com mittee report," 10:600-601. , Jay-walking ordinances, 10:592-594. Jay-walking ordinances. In "Pedes-- tria.n hazard committee- report" (Kohler), 10:605. "law enforcement and its applica---. tion" (Mix) 9:335-343. Left-hand turns, 10:616. "Mechanical control systems" (Kel-' fcer) 13:905-909. "Methods of study of traffic, move ment in relation to traffic accident prevention" (Kelcey) 12:830-843. "Motorists and pedestrians" (Smith) 13:74-79. Mushroom traffic lights, 10:615; "Non-traiilc street hazards" (Liieck) 14:pt. 2, 91-93. Pedestrian hazards, 10:606-607. , "Planning and rebuilding our cities for the motor age*' (Knowles) 13: 809-828. "Preventing automobile accidents by regulation and education'* (Wai.ters) 11:740-744. "Progress in standardization of signs and signals'* CTalbert) 11: 773-777. "Public Safety" (Cole) 10:39-42; 44. "Records and spot maps in Louis ville" (Braden) 13:887-893. Regulation. In "Planning - and. re building our cities for the motor age" (Knowles) 13:816-818. "Regulating motor vehicles and preventing accidents" (Stoeckel) 12:794-798. '(Relationship of speed anu conges tion in safe operation of cabs and deliveries" (Beard) 14:pt. 1, 1057- 1060. Report of committee on pedestrian hazards of Public Safety Section, 9:386-390. Report of committee oh traffic haz ards of Public Safety Section (Smyth) 9:355-356. -; . Report or law enforcement commit tee of Public Safety Section, 9: 368-374. ; Report of Vigilance committee of Public Safety Section, '9:361-363. Safe drivers' club, 9:396. "Safety and - the automobile" (Henry. 14:pt. 2, 15-20.' - ."Safety through law enforcement" (Corlett) . I4:pt. 2. 22-124. "Some highlights on -the highway traffic problem" (Mason) 13:1021- 1028. "Standardization of traffic regula tions and traffic signal" (Sinke) 14 :pt. 2, 10&-101"Success in vigilante work" (Lee) 10:607-609.. "Traffic control systems" (Eidridge) , 14 :pt. 2, 38-41. Traffic hazards, 10:591-594. "Traffic officer and his relation to the public" (Smyth) 9:330-335. Vigilance Committees, 9:363-368; 10:609-613. "Work of the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety" (Barber) 14:pt. 2. 2-6. ' Traffic, see also Highways. 81 Traffic Counts: In `'Planning- and re building: our cities for the motor age" (Knowles) 13:811-812; 815. Traffic Laws: "Attitude of the mo torist toward traffic regulations" (Tuthill) 12:810-815. "Best way to eliminate traffic haz ards" (Stoeckel) 11:778-780. Discussion on licensing drivers, 12: 82-4. In "Regulating' motor vehicles and preventing accidents" (Stoeckel) 12:796-797. Traffic Officers: Selection and train ing of traffic and other officers and characteristics of a good officer, 14:pt. 2, 94-98- See also Police Officials; Police De partment. Traffic Signals, see Signals, Traffic. Traffic-Signs, 8:1038-1039. Transformer Tanks: Discussion on methods of painting, 12:222. Transmission Hazards: "Elimination of transmission hazards in older woodworking mills" (Karra.) I4:pt. 1. 1098-1101. "Transportation accidents" (Baltzell) 9:1234-1238. Transportation, see Handling Ma terials. Traveling Cranes, see Cranes. Treasurer's Annual Report, see Na tional Safety Council. Trespassing on Railroads: Accident statistics, 8:1200-1201. "Treatment of acid and alkali burns" (Smith) 9:555-557. "Tribute to industry" (Spillman) 13: 124-128. "Trolley locomotives for underground haulage from a safety standpoint" (Whiteside) 10:404-406. Trucks, see Automobiles. Trucks--Motor: Discussion on guard for industrial truck, 14:pt. 1, 558. Trusel. J. B.: "100 per cent safety in a steel mill," 11:456-458. Truett, J. H.: Discussion of Powell's paper, 14:pt. 1, 394-396. Tuberculosis: Discussion. 8:624 ; 628- 629; 12:1123. In "Duty of the states to include diseases of occupation under workmen's compensation" (Wil cox) 10:108. "What has been done for the health of the industrial worker in Fram ingham" (Armstrong) 10:114-119. Tubesing, W. F.: "Safety no longer a matter of choice," 13:306-308. Tubing, see Gas Industry. Tunnels and Tunneling: "Portable ventilating equipment for mining operations and tunnel construc tion" (Lednum) 11:520-525. Tunnels for TTse of Employees: In "Protective devices and clothing for foundry workmen". (Walters) - 13:561-562. Turner, A. S.: "Better industrial lighting--How?" 10:82-86. Turpentine: In "My experience with certain industrial poisons" (Boos) 14:pt. 1. 340Turpentine poisoning: Discussion, 13: 285. Tuthill. S. S.: "Attitude of the mo torist toward traffic regulations," 12:810-815. Tuttle, G. R.: "Better posture when seated," 13:1038-1039. XTlbricht, O. H.: "How to interest the small contractor in safety,". 9:614- "Underground transportation at coal mlhes--tracks" (Brushy) 12:606615. "Underground transportation in coal mines--mine cars" (Gillette and Reed) 12:623-626. "Underground transportation in metal mines" (Shove) 12:592-595. Unemployment: In "International as pects of the safety movement" (Meeker) 12:55-57. Union Health Center: "Physical ex amination of fifty thousand gar ment workers" (Price) 12:463-468. TJ. S. Bureau of Mines: Bureau of Mines (U. S.) training In mine rescue work, 8:855-857; Co-operation with N. S. C; In "Re port of safety service engineer" (Colburn) 12:687-591. IJ. S. Coast Guard: "Work--in rescu ing lives in peril at sea" (Blilard) 12:657-561. United States Railroad Administra tion: "Aims and purposes of the safety section of the United States Railroad Administration" (Duffy) 8:1207-1214. "Uses of statistics in connection with safety work" (Clark) 9:1245-1246. "Utility accidents to the public pre vented through school safety in struction" (Payne) -9:1073-1078. Vaccination: In "Annual address of the President of the American Association of Industrial Physi cians and Surgeons" (Ford); 12:7576. Vaccination, see also Antitoxin. Vacuum Cleaners: In "Selection and 3afe installation of olectrio appli ances" (Greenwood) 13:996-997. Vacuum Systems: Discussion, 14:pt. 1, 223-224. Valves, Safety: On pressure vessels, 8:481-482. Vulcanizers, 9:1154. Van Brunt. A. J.: Report .of Bulletin Committee of El.eetric Railway Section, 12:332-333. Report of Steering Coramittc on Regional Safety Conferences, 1.4: pt. 1, 178-179. Van Emburgh, G. H-; "Need -and value of safety in textile indus try," 14:pt. 1, 1089-1096. "Textile worker--health-rehabilita tion of the Injured." 13:1167-1174. Van Osdol, J- A.: "Enforcement of laws and ordinances -relating -to self-propelled vehicles," 9:633-642. Van Scbaaek, David: "Engineering section and -the Council;" 12:429- 432. Opening address of Public Safety Section, 14:pt_ 2, 25-29. President's address, 8:11-20. . Public Safety Development, 12:785- 788. S2 Van Schaack, David--Continued Reply to Address of -welcome, 8:9- 10. Report of Public Safety Committee, 11:20; 12:19; 18:806-809. Resolutions Committee report, 11: 23-25. Vane, R. X, Jr.: "Rubber industry from a life Insurance standpoint/' 13:1066-1060. Venereal Diseases;' Discussion, 8:344; 870; 879; 9:157-169. See also Syphilis. Ventilation and Exbaust Systems: By-product colce plants. In "Safe practices in by-product coke plants" (Marquard) 10:385. Discussion. 10:878-879; 11:002-603. Discussion in mines, 14:pt. l, 644- 646. 4 `Elimination of steam during; pour ing" (Shaw) 10:368-372. "Exhaust systems for woodworking; machines" (Nichols) 10:871-878. "Bxbaust systems in woodworking shops" (WIberg) 14:pt. 1, 1126- 1128. "Gas and fume removal in the Chemical industry" (Szamatolski) 9:626-631. In Benzol poisoning; sub-committee Report, 13-273-277. In "Benzol poisoning; third progress report," 14:pt. 1, 281-294. In ."General rules for gas explosion prevention" (Walter) 9:824-829. In "How to make a sanitary survey of an industrial plant" (Fergu son) 13:482-483. In "Mine hygiene and sanitation" (Sayers) 11:486-487. In "Rules for prevention of gas ex plosions in anthracite mines" (Walsh) 9:836-837. In "Safety and sanitation for rub ber mills and calenders'* (Mitehelia) .9:1141-1143; 1145-1146. "Industrial. ventilation '.s applied to dust and fume removal" (Nichols) 11:255-259. "Mine fire prevention and fighting" (Selp) 11:501-509. Mines, 9:831-832; 869-870. "Portable ventilating equipment for mining operations and tunnel con struction" (Lednum) 11:520-525. "Proper ventilation of mixing mills" (Crooks) 13:1053-1055. Rubber industry, 9:1124-1126. "Ventilation of paper mills from a building and safety standpoint" (Taylor) 10:554-558. Ventilation of rubber mills. . In "Keeping a rubber factory clean" (Jameson) 10:698. "Ventilation practice in the mines of the' Union Pacific Coal Company in Wyoming" (Dickinson) 14:pt. 1, 634-638. Dye Works, 8:441-445; 450-456. Vermilion, Mr.: Remarks c.i Ameri canization, 8:124. Vessels, see Pressure Vessels. Vibration, see Noise. Vigilance Committees, see Traffic. Vocational Training: In "Prevention. and reclamation" (Mook) 9:102106. ' Mining, 9:765-767. Paper and pulp Industry, 9:10261026. "Vocational training as influencing safety and efficiency in mining" (Mitke) 9:761-764. "What the paper and pulp industry is doing in educational work" . (Stephenson) 9:1021-1025. Volatile Solvents: Discussion, 10:293294 In "Fire hazards in churn and spreader room" (Milne) 12:10131015. Limits of flammability peculiar to each solvent. In "Safety in the evaporation of volatile solvents" (Lewis) 10:288. "Safe handling of solvents" (Smith) 12:225-231. "Safety in the evaporation of vol atile solvents" (Lewis) 10:288-293. Voss, J. A.: "Creating and sustain ing interest In safety," 14:pt. 1, 105-107. "Vulcanizers" (Cook) 11:906-911. "Vulcanizing apparatus" (Scott) 9: 1151-1157. Vulcanizers, see Rubber industry. , Waddington, T. W.: Standard Oil Company, 13:715-716. "Wages and waste" (Auel) 14:pt. l, 981-984. Wagner, W. C.: "Tagging, barriers, markings, and practices of oper ators," 8:1134-1148. Waite, Floyd: Address of welcome, 8:-9. Walker, Charles: "Beater room haz ards," 10:552-553. Walker, F. P.: lee and Refrigeration Section, 13:493-509. Walker, J. H.: "Possibilities of co operation between state boards of labor and industry and the con tractor in promoting accident re duction," 9:619-622. Walks, see Housekeeping shop. Wallace, D. J.: "Effective method of safety organization," 13:714-715. Report of Producing Division, 12: 714. Waller, EC. T.: "What the industries can do lor Americanization," 8113-116. Wallis, G. E.: "Educating the news paper reader in safety," 14:pt. 2, 138-139. "How the Safety Council can help the plant editor," 11:705-706. Walsh, J. L.: "Hand and motor car accidents'," 8:1320-1324. "Rules for prevention of gas explo sion in anthracite mines," 9:833- 837. Walsh, T. A.: "Progress of safety work in the shipbuilding indus try," 9:606-611. Walter, R. A.: "General rules for gas explosion prevention (Bituminous ___ coal mines)," 9:823-829. Walters. G. A.: Chairman, General session on public safety and edu cation; 11:27-51- Walters. J. E.: "Activities of the Boston chapter," 14:pt. 1, 185-187. . War in relation to safety: "Safety before and after the war" (Schneider) 8:563-570. 83 Warehouse Hazard: Discussion on minor injuries. 12:744-745. Warfel, G. H.: Discussion on rules, 14 :pt. 1, 1015-1017. Warnick, J. H.: "Co-ordination be tween engineering and operating," 11:867-874. Wash Rooms; Change Houses: In low to make a sanitary survey of an industrial plant" (Ferguson) 13:484-485. Shower baths. In "Health and san itation in the tannery" (Rope) 10: 531-533. Shower baths as an accident pre vention measure, 10:535-536. Washington Machines: In "Selection and safe installation of electric appliances" (Greenwood) 13:995. Waste: "Wages and waste" (Auel) 14:pt. 1, 981-984. See Production Increased by Acci dent Prevention. Water, Drinking, see Drinking Water. Waterbury Safety Council Report, 8: 282-283. Waterfront, Operations, see Marine Hazard. Water Heaters: In discussion on gas appliances. 13:989-990. Watkins. Arthur: "Parent-Teachers* Association and what it can do for safety," 13:939-941. Watkins, S. G.: "Defects or failure of equipment," 10:757-758. Watson. A. D.: "Dust respirators in industry," 11:260-268. Chairman, Industrial poisons com mittee report: "Dust respirators in industry." 11:260-268. Report of Chairman, I4:pt. 1, 315319. Watson, R. H.: "Standard statistics for the rubber Industry," 10:683636. Watters, W. E.: Protective devices and clothing for foundry workmen, 13:555-562. Weathersby, R. L.: "Safety as ap plied to southern logging opera tions,** 9:1356-1360. Weaver, H. P.: Identification of pip ing systems, 12:416-41S. Webb, H. F.: "Getting the injured man back to work," 14:pt. 1, 94-96. Webber, H. M.: "Spasmodic safety efforts and the harmful results," 8:1154-1159. Weber, Dr. D. E.: "Safety--from the chemist's standpoint," 10:691-694. Webster, Dana: "Elevator hazards affecting the general public," 8: 1017-1020. Weeks, H. J.: "Practical demonstra tion of investigating accidents," 8:766-776. Weibley, J. W-: "Paying a bonus for good no-accident records," 12:11101112. Welch, W.' E.: Report of Steering . Committee on Research Standards and Codes, 14:pt. 1, 179-183. "Safety work in the erection and demolition, of the steel framework of high buildings," 11:300-307. "Ship stevedoring hazards," 12:513- 517. Welcome, Address of: 8:8-9; 9:6-7; 10: 5-7; 11:6-7: 12:6; 13:8-10; 13:10; l4-.pt. 1, 8-9. Welding: Discussion on Mr. Timm's paper, 12:723-726. "Safe practices in acetylene and oxygen welding" (Smith) 2:192204. "Safe practice of acetylene welding and burning In an oil plant" (Timm) 12:715-723. . "Safety handling and use of cutting and welding gasses" (Smith) 13: 563--571. See also Oxy-acetylene "Welding and Cutting. Welfare Work: Discussion on welfare activities in cement plants, 13:217221. Foreign dye works, 8:445-447. "How to employ women successfully in industrial occupations" (Knoeppel) 8:1378-1389. In "`Experiences of Wm. Demuth & Co. In Industrial democracy" (Feuerbach) 8:61. "Industrial relations In the mining industry" (Willis) 8:832-841. "Responsibilities and opportunities of the Industrial nurse" (Wright) 8:1372-1376. "Some economic aspects of welfare work" (Carruth) 9:1026-1030. "What benefits should a corporation expect to derive from an em ployees' publication?" (Matthieson) 8:601-605. Weller, J. H.: "Fuel oil--the elimi nation of all hazards incident to Its handling," 14:pt. 1, 478-483. Wells, F. C.: "Human conservation --a national necessity," 9:41-48. Wells, J. D.: "Debt you owe," 12:164. Toastmaster's address, 12:164-165. Werner, A. C.: Editorial problems. 11:707-708. Wheeler, F. G.: "Superintendent," 9: 1002-1003. ""Where to start safety work" (Bent ley) 14:pt. 1, 871-874. "Where to start safety work" (Kelley) 14:pt. 1, 874. "Where to start safety work" (Tay lor) 14:pt. 1, 900. White, A. B-: "Combining of health and accident services by indus try," 14:pt. 1, 744-74-9. White, F. S-: Prayer, 14:pt. 1, 7-8. White. Dr. Paul: "Problems of heart disease in the industrial workers," 10:306-313. Whiteside, F. W.: "Advantages of trolley locomotives for under ground haulage from a safety standpoint." 10:404-406. Whiting, S. E.; Discussion on pre vention of lead poisoning, 13:284- Whiting, S.' E.: Report of Electrical Committee of Engineering Section, 12:402-404-: Report of the Electrical Committee, 14:pt. 1. 190-191. "Safety in playing the public's - new scientific game, radio," 12:845. Whitman, W. G.: Safe handling of materials in chemical plants, 11: 245-249. 84 Whitney,- A. W.: Education commit tee report, 8:30-32. "Inner meaning! of the safety move ment ' and, its application to the problem of education,'' .12:26-33. "National safety education move ment," 14:pt. 2, 141-143. Outline of plan and purpose of the Education section, 8:141-142. Report of Secretary of Education Section, 12:319-321. Report on work; of the Education Section, 13:327-332. "Standardization of safety codes,'' 13:62-64. Whittelsey, C. B-: "Safety first from the factory manager's viewpoint," 10:716-719. "Who is boss?" (Hill) 14:pt. 1, 239- 240. Wiberg, H. G.: "Exhaust systems in woodworking shops," 14:pt. 1, 1126-1128. "Reducing the cost of point uf op eration accident," 12:1138-1144. Wilcox, F. M.: "Duty of the states to include diseases of occupation under workmen's compensation," 10:101-110. Wiles, Mr.: Remarks on American ization, 8:122-123. Wilkins, JS. T.: "Cost of employees' magazines," 13:793-800. "Some proved methods of present ing safety and health through plant papers," 12:759-765. Wilkinson, Adam: "Foreman and his responsibility for employees," 11: 641-643. Williams, J. G.: "Story told by the accident statistics of the taxicab business," 12:1108-1110. Williams, R. J.: "Why we are Inter ested In Safety," 13:371-374. Williams, S. J.: Discussion on report ing non-fatal accidents, 14:pt. 2, 89-90. "Fundamental principles of safe guarding." 8:303-308. "Safety code for punch presses," 11: 180.-182. Williams, R. C.: "Underground toilets and sewage disposal for mines," 10:489-494. Williams, W. E.: "Experience at Nitro." 8:356-362. Wilkinson, O. P-: "Accident hazards of the ice industry," 12:497-500. Willis, C. P.: "Industrial relations in the mining Industry," 8:832-841. Wilson, A. S.: "Safety inspector and full co-operation of the plan or ganization," 14:pt. 1, 739-742. Wilson, C. EC.: ``How to obtain news items for a plant publication," 8. 610-611. Wilson, Hugh: "Necessity for and Importance of observing operating rules from the standpoint of the safety department," 9:655-658. Wilson, I. M-: "Selling safety to ex ecutives and employees," 9:1289- 1296. Wilson, J. C.: "Need of improvement In the safeguarding of woodwork ing machinery," 9:1331-1337. "Safe practices in. lumber yards," 11:1021-1024. Windups, Power, see Power windups. Wingfield, S. G : "Illustrating the plant publication," 9:245-247. Winslow, W. V.: "Effective methods of safety organization--Manufac turing Division," 13:719-722. Winterstreen, C. C-: Discussion on gas appliances, 13:982-990.. Woedtke, D. D-: "Advantages of in dustrial relief and benefit associa tions from the employers' stand point," 11:381-385. Discussion on the value of compar ative accidents statistics, 13:311314. "Keeping safety before the drivers," 13:1149-1152. Woerner, E.:. "Organization Junior Safety Councils," 938. eyes of of the 13:935- Wolflin, H. M.: "Fire prevention and fighting In metal mines." 10:445453. W-oll, Matthew: "Employees' repre sentation from the standpoint of organized labor," 8:71-75. Woltz, J. M.: "Fire protection in steel mills and foundries," 12:573578. "Safety on the plant railway," 12: 568. Women in Industry: Accident statis tics, 9:429-430. "Future of the woman industrial worker" (Tarbell) 8:1406-1410. "How to employ women success fully In industrial occupations" (Knoeppel) 8:1378-1389. In mine offices, 8:846. "Interest of the state in its indus trial women workers" (Perkins) 9:426-432. "Management problems related to the employment of women" (Nunn) 9:421-423. Problems of, 9:423-426; 434. "Supervision of women industrial workers" (Downe) 8:1346-1401. "Training and upgrading of women factory workers'- (Burdick) 8:1403- 1405. "Women, a new force in industry" (Tarbell) 10:851-853. "Women's bureau" (Anderson) 8: 1389-1391. Women in Industry Section: Charter members, 8:1415-1416. Minutes: 8:1371-1416; 9:397-434; 10: 837-858; 12:852-866; 13:915-929. Nominating Committee report, 8: 1414: 10:858; 12:858. Organization and election, 8:14131415. Women's Activities: "How: we inter est foreign women" (Downey) 13: 926-328. "Parent-Teachers' Association and what It can do for safety" (Wat kins) 13:939-941. "Suggested safety programs for the General Federation, of Woman's Clubs," 13:928-929. "What the women of Washington are doing for safety" (Bogan) 13: 917-918. Women's activities in St. Bouls, 13: 915-917. 85 Women's Activities--Continued `"Women's bureau" (Anderson) S: 1389-1391. Women's interest in public safety (Barrett) 9:344-349. Woman's point of view. Safety from (Bowel!) 14:pt. 2. 21-22. Wood, W. H.: "New developments In prevention and treatment of lead poisoning." 11:439-443. Wood alcobol, see alcohol, Wood. Woodburn, Orr: "Mine rescue and recovery operations," 9:840-850. Woodcock, C. E.: Address, 13:122-123. 'Woodroom. Safety in the" (DrumW 11:631-638. Woodworking- Industries: Accident statistics, 8:1424. Accidents. In "designing' wood working machinery to provide the highest degree of safety" (Keown) 10:865. `Circular saws and shapers" (Auel) 12:1126-1127. "Designing woodworking machinery to provide the highest degree of safety (Keown) 10:865-871. Discussion of guards, 11:1031; 1033- 1035. 'Elimination of transmission hazard in older woodworking mills" (Farra) 14:pt. 1, 1098-1101. "Essentials for safety in a wood working plant" (Schreiber) 9:1327- 1331. "Evolution of safety in woodwork ing machinery" (Farrow) 14:pt. 1, 1116-1119. "Exhaust systems for woodworking machines" (Nichols) 10:871-878. "Exhaust systems in woodworking shops" (Wiberg) 14:pt. 1,1126-1123. Fire hazar4s, 10:899. "Fire hazards In woodworking plants" (Newell) 10:890-898. "Fire prevention in woodworking plants" (Springer) 13:1186-1192. "Fire protection In lumber yards and woodworking plants" (Brockwell) 12:1138. Guarding mortising machines, 10: 887. "Guarding woodworking machines from the viewpoint of the oper ator" (Orris) 10:888-889. "How can woodworking guards he kept in place" (Sanford) 10:879- 881. "How to organize for safety in a woodworking plant" (Thompson) 12:1128-1135. Legislation, 10:867-868. "Logging accidents on the Pacific coast" (Marshall) 9:1365-1369. "Methods of securing cooperation of workmen in using safeguards" (Jensen) 8:1423-1427. `Need of improvement in safeguard ing woodworking machinery" (Lovett) 9:1324-1327. "Need of improvement in the safe guarding of woodworking machin ery" (Wilson) 9:1831-1337. "New safety code for woodworking plants" (Chaney) 10:882-883. New safety code for woodworking plants, 10:883-886. "Organizing for safety in a wood working plant" (Gullbert) 10:869- 860. "Preventing lumber yard fires" (Goldwater) 11:1028-1031. "Reducing the cost of point or op eration accidents" (wiherg) 12: 1138-1144. Removal of guards, 9:1336-1337. "Results obtained in the manufac ture of lumber hy the adoption of a plan of safety organization" (Griffith) 9:1346-1351. "Results obtained in safeguarding of woodworking machinery during the past ten years" (Prouty) 12: 1193-1199. "Safe layout and equipment for the woodworking plant," 12:1135-1137. "Safe practices in lumber yards" (Wilson) 11:1021-1024. "Safety and efficiency in a wood working plant" (Parks) 11:1043- 10''9. "Safety and sanitary, accomplish- ' ments of the Loyal Legion of Log gers and Lumbermen" (Tharalasen) 9:1352-1356. "Safety as applied to southern log ging operations" (Weathersby) 9: 1356-1360. "Safety efficiency In relation to woodworking plants" (Chesworth) 10:860-863. "Safety in the lumber and mill- work industry" (Teachout) 8:1421- 1423. "Safety in the woodroom" (Drumb) 11:631-638. "Safety work of the Southern Pine Association" (Cole) 9:1342-1345. "Selling safety to operators of woodworking machines" (Hatch) 11:1049-1061. "Slipping hazard In woodworking plants" (Mowery) X4:pt. I, 1101- 1103. "Some of the box manufacturers' problems" (Miller) 8:1427-1428. "Trade Journal aa a valuable aid to safety". (Horn) 9:1360-1365. "Train machine operators in safe methods" (Goodspeed) 12:1144- 1145. "Training machine operators in safe methods" (Dana) .9:1338-1339. Woodworking code (Chaney) 12:419- 420. Wooden guards, 10:300.-901. Woodworking Industries, see also Saws, Shapers. Woodworking Section: Logging and Lumbering meeting, 14:pt. 1, 1107- 1119. Members present, 8:1416-1417. Minutes. 8:1417-1422; 9:1323-1369; 10: 859-903; 11:1021-1063; 12:1125-1145; 13:1177-1206; 14:pt- 1, 1097-1128. Membership Committee Report. 8: 1441-1442. Nominating Committee Report, 8: 1442; 9:1356; 10:888; -11:1035-1036: 12:1145: 13:1186; 14:pt. 1. 1106-1107. Report of chairman, 14:pt. 1, 1097- 1098. Resolutions Committee Report, 8: 1441. Secretary's report, 8:1420-1421; 9: 1323-1324; 12:1125-1126. S6 Worcester County Safety Council Re port, 8:283-284. Workmen, Education of, see Education of Workmen. Workmen, Foreign, see Foreign Work men. Workmen. Injured: Discussion, X4:pt. 1. 150. Discussion. "Getting the injured man back to work" (Bonsib) 14: pt. 1, 97-99. "Getting the Injured baffe to work" (Hutchins) 14:pt. 1, 1129-1140. "Getting the Injured man back to work" (Webb) 12:pt. 1, 94-96. "Malingering--Involving the prob lem of getting the sick or injured employee back to work" (Fisher) 8:681-693. "Minimizing personal Injury, acci dents" (Bennett) 11:820-825. ``Physical examination, first aid and care of the injured at cement plants" (Coleman) 8:303-368. "Possibilities of controlling minor accidents" (McDevitt) 14:pt. 1, 773--778. Rehabilitation (Connelly) 10:658- 659. "Transportation of the injured in the mining industry" (Sayers) 10: 323-329. tltilitlzing convalescent men. In "Safety organization and method of operating and maintaining in terest among shift bosses and foremen" (Cowperthwalte) 10:461- 462. Value of using as an example, 9: 954-955. Workmen's Safety Committees, see Committees, Safety. Workmen's Compensation: "Accident prevention an investment" (Duffy) 14:pt. 1. 354-359. "Application of workmen's compen sation act in Canadian sawmill and logging operations" (Hawk ins) 8:1437-1440. "Chronic insidious bone and joint disease as a cause of prolonged industrial compensation" (Conn) 13:1039-1049. Discussion, 14:pt. 1, 161-162. Discussion on compensation laws, 12:294-295. "Duty of the states to include diseases of occupation under workmen's compensation" (Wil cox) 10:101-110. In "Marine safety of personnel" (Evans) 14:pt. 1. 514. "Malingering--involving the prob lem of getting the side or injured employee back to work" (Fisher) 8:681-693. "Reducing accident costs in water front work--the conflict between compensation and admiralty laws" (Fouhy) 13:530-536. Resolution on enactment of federal compensation bill, 13:537. Should diseases or occupation be included under workmen's com pensation, 10:110-114. "Workmen's inspection committees" (Oartel) 8:297-30. Works committees, see Employees* representation. Worth, W. E.: Business and Admin istration Committee report, 10:17- IS. "Essentials of a plant safety organ ization." 9:57-71. Finance committee report, 11:17-19. Local development and publicity committee report. 9:21-23. "Need for accident prevention work and methods to be employed dur ing the present industrial depres sion," 10:86-92. Wounds: In "Accident prevention and severity In the meat packing Industry" (Callum) 14:pt- 1, 664668: 672-673. In "Occupational hazards incident to the tanning industry" (Eider) 10:527-528. What the war has taught ue In surgery (Oartel) 8:297-303. Wrecking; "Protecting the public" (Risteen) 10:220-221. Wright, D. T.: "Handling solvents," 14:pt. 1. 945-948. Wright. F. S.: "Responsibilities and opportunities of the industrial nurse," 8:1372-1376. Wright. R. D.: publicity as an aid to the railroad safety officer," 12: 1052-1054. Wright, Dr. Wade: Discussion on prevention of lead poisoning, 13: 299-309. Fatigue. 10:843*844"Should medical service of a mutual benefit society extend beyond the work done in the plant"" 13:431414. Xylol: Discussion on relative toxici ty of benzol, totuol and xylol (Hamilton) 12:224-225. In "Safe handling of solvents" (Smith) 12:230. Yards: Discussion on Mr. Morris' paper (Curtis) I4:pt. 1, 986-988. "Fire protection in lumber yards and woodworking plants" (Brockwell) 12:1138. Rules for yard and railroad men, 12:892. "Safety in the transportation de partment--in the yard" (Gnadinger) 14:pt. 1, 1039-1042. "Switching and car cleaning In terminal yards" (Morris) 14:pt. 1, 985-986. Yates, B. C.: Chairman's report, 14: pt. 1, 632-633. "Provisions for Drinking Water," 10:481-432. Young, A. H.: League of Nations, Report on invitation, 12:23-24. President's address, 11:8-13. "R.eai functions of a plant publica tion," 12:747-750. "Safety committees," 12:132-134. Toastmaster, Annual banquet, 11: 127-144. Young. E. M-: "Safety from the exec utives' standpoint." 12:271-272. Zimmerman, H. R.; "Our plant paper and what it has accomplished," 12 :"S2-784. 87