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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1937 Dec DOC#: NSC009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC National Safety News - Committee to Draft Dust & Fume Code PLAINTIFF'S f NATIONALSAFETy CO UNCIL Executive Committee 1937-38 Officers President--D. D. Fennell, consulting engi neer, Chicago. Vice- P resident for Membership -- Harry Guilbert, The Pullman Co., Chicago. Vice-P resident for I ndustrial Safety-- Frank H. Harrison, International Harves ter Co., Chicago. Vice-P resident for P ublic Safety--Hon. Harold G. Hoffman, Governor of New Jersey, Trenton, N. J. Vice- P resident for E ngineering--Walter S. Paine, Aetna Life & Affiliated Companies, Hartford, Conn. Vice-P resident for Safety Councils--A. V. Rohweder, Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Railway Co., Duluth, Minn. Vice-P resident for Education--Albert W. Whitney, National Conservation Bureau, New York City. Vice-P resident por F inance and T reas urer--C, W. Demp.esy, The Liquid Car bonic Corp., Chicago. Secretary and Managing Director--W. H. Cameron, Chicago. Executive Committee MEMBERS AT LARGE The above officers and : H. W . Anderson, General Motors Corp, De troit, Mich. Harold S. Bu tten h eim , The American C ity, New York City. Robert I. Gatlin, Aetna Casualty an&.Surety Co., Hartford, * Conn. John B. Gibson, Western Electric'Co., Haw thorne Works, Chicago. William C---KNOElbt, Milwaukee Safety Commission,' Milwaukee, Wis. >- Thomas H. `MacDonald^ U . S. Department o f Agriculture,' Washington, D. C. I. W. Millard, Industrial, Gloves Corp., Danville, HI. Harold L. Miner, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Wilmington, Del. Albert S. Regula, Industrial Relations Counselors, Inc., New York City. George E. Sanford, General Electric Co,, Schenectady, N. Y. , C. W. Sm ith , Standard Oil Company (Indi ana), Chicago. R. T. Solensten, Elliott Service Co., New York City. W. E. Worth, International Harvester Co., Chicago. - Committee to Draft Dust and Fume Code TO assist, the-, .Massachusetts De partment q l Labor and Industry in the preparation of rules and regu lations for the control of hazardous dusts and fumes in the manufacturing establishments of the state, Commis sioner James T . Moriarty has ap pointed the following committee: Joseph C. Aub, M. D., Collis P. Huntington Memorial Hospital. E. H. Ballard, general foundry su perintendent, General Electric Com pany. John Daniels, legislative agent, As sociated Industries of Massachusetts. Philip Drinker, professor of Indus trial Hygiene, Harvard School of Public Health. Laurence Foley, international presi dent, Granite Cutters International. Association. National Safety News, December, 1937 SAFETY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES District 1--General' John H. Sherburne, Attorney, Boston, (Massachusetts Safety Council). District 2--Walter Dent Smith, president and manager, Delaware Safety Council, Wilmington, Del. District 8--Judge Lee E. Skeel, Common Pleas Court, Cleveland, Ohio. (Cleveland Safety Council). District 4--George G. Traver, manager, Chicago Safety Council, Chicago. District 5--E. J. O'Brien, Jr., president, E. J . O'Brien & Co., Louisville, Ky. (Louisville Safety Council). Class B and C Councils: P. L. Hasskarl, Pennsylvania Power & Light Co., Allentown, Pa. (Lehigh Valley Safety Council). Lyle H. Gift, Safety Council, Association of Commerce, Peoria, 111. SECTIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Henry W . Boggess, Sinclair Prairie Oil Co., Tulsa., Okla. (Petroleum). C. B. Boulet, Wisconsin Public Service Corp., Milwaukee. (ASSE-Engineering). H. W. Boulton, The Murray Corp. of Amer ica, Detroit. (Automotive and Machine Shop). R. A. Cha ffin , Continental Steel Corp., Kokomo, Ind. (Metals). S. B. Horrell, The Carey Salt Company, Hutchinson, Kans. (Food). P rof. Roger L. Morrison, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. (Street and Highway Traffic). T. A. W ilson, North Carolina Industrial Commission, Raleigh, N. C. (Textile), PAST PRESIDENTS Robert W. Campbell, Los Angeles, Calif, Lew R. Palmer, The Equitable Life Assur ance Society, New York City. Chas. P. Tolman, Boyle, Tolman & Travis, New York City. Arthur H. Young, Carpintera, Calif. Marcus A. Dow, Greyhound Management Company, Cleveland, 0. Lewis A. DeBlois, consulting engineer, New York City. Charles B. Scott, Bureau of Safety, Inc., Chicago. Walter G. King, American Optical Co., New York City. Lieut.-Col, Henry A. Reninger, Lehigh Port land Cement Co., Allentown, Pa. C. Eugene Pettibone, American Mutual Lia bility Insurance Co., Boston, Mass. Carl W. Bergquist, Western Electric Co., Hawthorne Works, Chicago. Jam es L Banash, Consulting Engineer, Chi cago. John E. Long, The Delaware & Hudson Rail road Corp, Albany, N. Y, Cassius H. Watson, M. D., American Tele phone & Telegraph Co., New York City. Francis T. Hunter, M. D., Mas sachusetts General Hospital. William M. Rand, president, Merrimac Chemical Company. Robert J. Watt, secretary-treasur er, Massachusetts Federation of Labor. Stephen E. Whiting, chief engineer, Liberty Mutual Insurance Company. In the field of industrial dust con trol, the current undertaking is a se quel to the investigation and report of the Massachusetts Industrial Disease commission of. 1933-34 and the find ing of the Granite Dust Control Pro ject conducted by the Department's Division of Occupational Hygiene during 1935 and 1936. ADVANTAGES ADVANTAGES that have earned up to 27 installations from a single customer. The advantages of both round and envelope types. Increased filtering area, thorough discharge, al most instant bag rep lacem en t,, no frames, wires or screens. The Parsons Dust Arrestor is a rugged, simple unit assuring you of low dust count, long service and negligible maintenance . . . "Let Parsons engineering clear the air for YO U." PARSONS Engineering Corporation . 3593 E ast 82nd Sfcf Cleveland, O. Communist Father: " So you were caught playing truant? Why did you stay away from school?" Son: " Class hatred, Dad." A typical Parsons semi-automatic installa tion in which none of the operators w orks inside the room. 95