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\ H t, U INDEX - VOLUME I ABC Session. 211-252. Accident Prevention: `'Accident pre vention--Why?" (Funk) 711-714 "Accident prevention--why and how" (Powell)i 716-718. Accident Statistics: "Accident sta tistics" (Hansel) 162-163. Baiting- industry. "Special hazards in the baking industry" (Wiedenmann) 903-907. Cement statistics (Stewart) 467-46S. Chemical. ' "Need of a more definite background for statistics in the chemical Industry" (Stewart), 541 546. Chemicals, 545. Clark Thead Company. In "Funda mentals of successful industrial medical work" (Van Emburgh) 129-130> Construction industry. - In "Why everyone should lend a hand in safety work" (Chewnlng) 673-676. Biscussion of accident' classification and statistics (Noonan) 7S4-7S9. Dyes, 545. "Effective use of accident statistics in safety work" (Thompson) 161 162. Electric railways. In "Successful methods of safety" (Connors) 743. Explosives, 545. ' Fires. In "Ashes and the under taker" (Vernor) 65-66. Glens Falls Portland Cement Co. In "Vear's experience with a borrowed plan" (Parry) 478-479; 481. Infection, 130. Louisville Railway Company average miles per accident, 717. Milwaukee, 683. Sugar industry. "Hazards and their prevention in the sugar industry" (DIenst) 899-903. "Value of classified accident - statis tics," 781-784. Accidents--Costs: "Curtailing acci dent costs" (Harris) 653-655. In "Safety and efficiency in dam and other construction (Butler) 696. In "Transformation of material--ma chine processes" (Lauzure) 375. "Year's experience with a borrowed plan" (Parry) 482. Accidents--Reductions: Cement plants, 478-479; 481; 486-487. Discussions, 447. Electric railways. 717. Advertising Safety: (See Publicity.) Agitator: (See Quarries.) Agry. G. c. "Handling of bagged and crated materials," S66-871. Aisles: Marking floors, 396. Aitken, G. M.: "Education of careless Cal," 163-167. . Alkali Burns: (See Burns.) American Engineering Council: "Re lationship between industrial acci dents and producton" (Wallace) 57-62. American Society or Safety Engineers: (See Engineering Section.) Ammonia: "Hazards involved in the operation of the direct synthetic ammonia process" (Ernst) 291-304. Shipping in tank cars, 575. Aniline Poisoning: In report of the Committee on occupational disease and; hazards in the chemica . rades of the Amercan Chemical Society (Fetzer) 556-558. Annealing Chains: Discussion, 367-35S. Report of Committee on annealing chains (Thalner) 329 Annual Meeting of Members: (See Business Section.) "Ashes and the Undertaker" (Vernor) 62-69. Assembly Plant: (See Automobile in dustry. ) Atkinson, T.: "Official welcome from Detroit,? 36-37.- Austin, F. F.: "Progress of the Con struction Section," 700-702. Automatic Machines: In "Special safety problems in the food indus try" (Spicer) 881-884. Automobile Industry: "Hazards of as sembly" (Thalner) 397-406. Automotive Section: Minutes, 347-443. ' Nominating Committee report, 373 374. Nominating Committee report for Power Press Section, 443. Officers, 347; 373-374. Baking Industry: "Special hazards in the baking industry" (Wiedenmann) 903-907. Banash, J. I.: Report of membership Committee, 260-261. Banquet: Annual banquet, 179-210. Barrels--Handling: Discussion, 370-371. Belts: Practicable-life belt or harness, 520; 622. Belts, Safety: (See also Life Lines.) Benefit Associations: (See Employees' Benefit Associations.) Benjamin, H. B.: "Who is blocking safety at your plant?" 229-233. Bennett. H- K.: "Value of classified accident statistics," 781-784. Bennett, J. E.: "World's supply of bunk--will it never be exhausted?" 342-346. 909 910 INDEX Benzol- Poisoning: Benzol mixed with, gasoline, 643. Pinal report, 629-643. Report of sub-committee, 563-064. Bertram. W. M. & Small, G. O.: "Noise reduction in power trans mission," 323-325. Beyer, D. S.: "Building: safety into power, press tools," 424-427. Bins. Safe guarding: Discussion, 513 517: 519. ,, (See also Life Lines.) "Blocking safety at your.plant" (Ben jamin) 229-233. "Board of inquiry in action," i24-<42. Boilers: In "Hazards of plant mainte nance--mechanical jobs" (Pease) 390 Bonus Systems: Discussion, 454, 456; 458-460: 484; 4S7; 843. Electric Railways, 748-749. In "Accident prevention from the viewpoint of an executive" (Brown) 451-452; 454. Money bonuses. 714. . Support of men, 753. Bread Mixers: In "Special safety problems in the food industry" (.Spicer) S80-SS1. . Brown. G. S.: "Accident prevention from the viewpoint of an execu tive," 450-453. Brown. N. T.: "Safe bus operation," SOS-304. Bulletins: Chemical Section. 535-539. "Education. o careless Cal" (Aitken) 163-167. ,, ,. , "Bunk": ""World's supply of bunlc-- will it never be exhausted?" (Ben nett) 342-346. Burns: Discussion on chemical burns, 616-626. Eye burns, 623-624. In "What 2,00a children have taught me" (Jackson) 51-53. Tannic acid treatment, 620. "Treatment of chemical burns" (Davidson) 609-617. Bus Operation: "Safe bus operation" (Brown) 802-804. Business Progress: "Some reflections upon business progress" (Coonley) 190-196. Business Section: Minutes. 7-43. Butler,- A. G.: "Safety and efficiency in dam and other construction," 693-697. Butler. T. "W.: "Static electricity," 288--290 Button Industry: Discussion, 437-438. Calcium Carbide: In "Safety measures in the shipment of chemicals" (Heustis) 570-571. Cameron, W. H-: Annual report, 21-27. Campaigns: Ash Grove Lime and Portland Cement Co., 456-457. "No accident campaigns" (Knight) 235-240. "No accident campaigns" (Selraon) . S71-873. Caps: (See Clothing.) Carbon Monoxide: Prom plant trucks, 409. In report of the committee on oc cupation disease and hazards in the chemical trades of the Amer ican Chemical Society (Fetzer) 553 Carrow, T. H.: "Educating the public and educational work in the schools. 76S -774. Cement Industry: "Accident preven tion from tne viewpoint of an ex ecutive" (Brown) 450-453. Informal address (Curtis) 495-496. "Relationship between the physical examination and accident proven- ` tion" (Green) 460-467. "Safety in the cement and quarry industry" (Lansburgh) 500-504. "Year's experience with a borrowed plan" (Parrs') 473-4S3. Cement Section: Joint meeting with Quarry- Section, 499-531. Membership Committee report, 449. Minutes. 445-43S. Nominating Committee report, 496. Officers. 44o: 496. Secretary's report. 445-447. Chains: Inspection. 356-35S. Inspection. 657-638. Chains: (See Annealing Chains.) Charcoal Hazards: In "Safety measures in the t of chemicals" (Heustii?) 570-571. "Checking plan* for safety" (McMurchy? f.96-6S-e. Chemical Irdsstrj-: "Need of a more dt-f.ni: t iwctETbuBd for statistics in lh<- chemical industry" (Stewart) 541-546 Report Mir committe*: on occn- pjitirma; and hazards in the cin-mri. trade* o-f the American Chi-.rr.-ca-: A-e-i.-ty (Fetzer) 547-566. "Safety s:` ir. the shipment OC ru*tiy) 566-574. Chemiral r:,-- ! rejert, Bulletin*. Bulletin Committee Industrial 3Committee report. 529-546. Joint e-.th kaHer Section: Minuter.. 629.45. Memb<-rs:-.:p ly-.mmillee report, 534. Minutes. 522-C. Motions on rociaasi Scat ion. 546. Nominating Committee report. 627. Officers. 523-524: 627. Report of sub-committee on benzol, 563-: "4. Report of the committee on occupa tional disease and hazards in the chemical trades of the American Chemical Society (Fetzer) 547-566. (See also Benzo-l Poisoning; Faint ing.) ____ Chewning. W. L.: "Why everyone should lend a hand in safety work," 673-676. Children, Safety work with: "What 2,000 children have taught me" (Jackson) 50-56. Work that cement safety committees can do, 492. Chlorine: Shipping in tank cars, 575. Chromium Burns: (See Burns.) Clark, B. W.: "Portable tool require ments in Detroit," 279. Classification of Causes of Accidents: Committee to study accident classifications, 791. Discussion (Noonan.) 784-789. Electric Railways, 718-721. INDEX 911 "Need of a, more definite background for statistics in the chemical in dustry" (Stewart) 541-646. "Value of accident classifications" (Powell) 789-791- ,, "value of classified accident statis tics" (Bennett) 781-784. , Clothing: Burlap aprons, 362-363. Spark-proof trousers, 361. White caps for brakemen, 356.. Codes: Report of Steering Committee on research, standard, and code (Stratton) 255-260. Committee--Safety: Discussion, 95-97. Electric railways, 747. > In "No accident campaigns" (Sel- raon) 871-873. "Year's experience with, a borrowed plan" (Parry) 478-483. "Is a safety committee worth while?" (Griffin) 84-92. Should do work outside plant, 492. Women members, discussion, 96-87. Competition: Construction industry, G77-678. "No- accident competition" (Knight) 235-240. Compressed Air: Dangers in air liose, 377. Discussion,' air hose. 379-332. Unloading drums, 372. Conferences: Report of Steering Com mittee on regional safety confer ences, 261-262. Connors, J. J-: "Successful methods of safety," 743-746. Conservation: "Human conservation and human salvage" (Mock) 116 122. __ _ '`Sacredness of human life" (Hoover) 47-50. Construction Industry: Address (Misch) 652-653. "Cheeking plans for safety (Mc- Murchy) 686-690. Code, 697-700. "Curtailing accident costs" (Harris) 653-655. Discussion on A. G. C. (Sawyer) 668 669. "How Milwaukee is putting the safety movement across" (Eigel) 6S1-684. . New York contractor's experience (Crawford) 665-667. Ohio construction survey blanks, 655 656. - "Putting the lob in order" (Smith) 659-665. "Safety and efficiency in dam and other construction (Butler) 693-697. "Why everyone should lend a band in safety work" (Chewning) < 73 676. Construction Section: Bulletin Com mittee, 651. Membership Committee report, 648 651. Minutes, 647-703. Nominating Committee report, 672. Officers, 647, 672. Progress (Austin) 700-702. Secretary's report.. 64S-651. Statistical report. 651. Statistics, 667-668. Contests: Construction industry. 677. ' "No- Accident Competition" (Knight) 235-240. Safety contest in a light and power com--any, 241-242. Conveyors: Brakes, 406; 40S-409. . (See Handling Materials.) Cooking Utensils: (See Kettles.) Coonley, Howard: "Some reflections upon business progress," 190-196. Cooperation: "Harmonious relations between employees and manage- fnent and their effect upon acci dent prevention" (Hamilton) 753 757. "Who Is blocking safety at your plant" (B ujamin) 230-233. Corey, W. C.: "What we have learned from experience ' in fr's leather working plant," 94-95. Corrosion: In "Safety measures in the shipment of chemicals" (Heustis) 567-568. Crane: In "Hazards of plant mainte nance--mechanical jobs" (Pease) Crawford,' W. E.: New York con tractor's experience, 665-667. Crushers: (See Quarries.) - Curry. A.: "What can be done to prevent accidents in the small plant?" 79-81. Curtis, A. J. R.: Informal address, 495-496. Cyanide Burns: (See Burns.) Dalzeil, J. W.: Positive side of safety, 170-171. Dam Construction: "Safety and effi ciency in dam and other construc tion" (Butler) 693-697. Davidson, E. C.: "Treatment of chemical bums, 609-617. Davis, J. R.: "Safety, a sales prob- De Blois, D. A.: "Dangers from in adequate grounding," 280. Dermatitis: (See Skin Diseases.) Dienst, Alexander: "Hazards and their prevention in the sugar in dustry, 899-903. ' Dies: Discussion, 434-437. Direct Synthetic Ammonia Process: (See Ammonia.) Disabled Workmen: Injured.) (See Workmen, Diseases--Occupational: Report of. the Committee on occupational dis eases and hazards in the chemical trades of the American 'Chemical Society (Fetzer) 547-566: Dodson, Dr. J. M.: Discussion of Dr. Mock's paper, 122-125. "Dramatic aspects of our national ac cident toll" .(Wishart) 30-36. Drums: Unloading by compressed air, 372. Dust Elimination: In report of the committee on occupational disease and Hazards in the chemical trades of the American Chemical Society (Fetzer) 556-55S. Dust Explosions: Discussion. S92-894. "Other side of dust explosion pre vention" (Price) 8SS-SS2. Sulphur dust (Kepnsr) 167-168. Dust Respirators: (See Respirators.) 912 INDEX Economics: ``Maintaining interest of foremen" (Kalina) 222-223. "Maintaining interest of manage ment" (Morey) 212-21S. Education--Engineering: Repo, t of committee on accident prevention in engineering colleges (Keown) 264-265. ` "Education of careless Cal" (Aitken) 163-167. Education of Workmen: Discussion, 218-220. "Maintaining interest of manage- menr" (Morey) 217. Eieel. S. H-: "How Milwaukee is ~ putting the safety movement across." 6S1-684. Electric Railway Section: Bulletin Committee report, 710. Committee to study accident classi fications. 791. Membership Committee report, 709. Minutes. 705-S07. Motion on committee to study grade crossing problem. 780. dominating Committee report. 752. Officers. 705: 752. Program Committee report, 70S-709. Report of committee to establish closer relationship, between d. S. C. and A. E. R- R-. 710-711. Resolution of appreciation for Mr. Hellmuth's work, 757. Secretary's report. 707-70S. Electric Railways: "Accident preven tion--why?" (Funk) 711-714. -Accident prevention -- Why and How?" (Powell). 716-718. Birmingham honors for safety effi ciency, 723. "Board of inquiry in action," 724-i42. Cost of campaigns, 746. --Crossing accidents" (Van Osdol) 75S-763. Discussion of accident classification and statistics (Xoonan) 784-7S9. Discussion of Mr. Van Osdol's paper (Rowe) 763-767. "Harmonious relations between em ployees and management and their effect upon accident prevention" (Hamilton) 753-757. Life Saver's Club, 722. "do report claims and what is being done to reduce them." (WhI`more) 794-798. "doise reduction by the electric rail ways" (Williams) 321-322. Organization. 74S-749. Settlement of claims, 714. "Successful methods of safety" (Connors! 743-746. Tests for platform men, 745. "\alue of accident classification" (Powell) 789-791. "Value of classified accident statis tics" (Bennett) 781-784. What should be counted as an acci dent, 718-721. Electricity: Grounding, dangers from . ` (De Blols) 2S0. "Guarding stationary electrical equipment" (Harnden) 277. Human body resistance. Tn "Low voltage electrical hazards" (Whit ing) 271. , , Tn "Hazards of plant maintenance-- mechanical jobs" (Pease) 3S6. "Low voltage electrical hazards"; Discussion, 268-281. "Polarized wiring" (Lloyd) 272. Renewing fuses, 394. Safe extension lamps, 281. . "Safety in electrical testing" (Harn den) 282-288. (See also Tools, Electric.) Electricity--Static: Discussion, 895. "Static Electricity (Butler) 288-290. Elevators: Lighting, SS7. Employees' Benefit Associations: Checking up on disabilities, 839-841. Costs and dues, 830-834. How far company should go in con tributing to upkeep. 847-S49. In "How far should Industry go in a health program?" (Rector) 813-814. Income tax, S50. Incorporation, 849-851. Pay for operations. 469-470. Secret of success, 834-838. Small plants. 823. Waiting period. 838. Employees' Benefit Associations Sec tion: Minutes, 809-851. Nominating Committee report, 830. Employees' Meeting: (See Meetings-- Employees.) Engineering Education: (See Educa tion, Engineering.) Engineering Section: Constitutional amendments. 262-263. Membership Committee report, 260 261. Minutes. 253-346. dominating committee report, 263 264. Officers, 23-254. "Past, present and future of the ASSE-Engineering Section" (San ford!. 235. .- Report of committee on accident prevention in engineering colleges (Keown), 264-265. Report of committee on accidents around mast hoists, 304-306. Report of committee on annealing chains (Thalner), 329. - Report of committee on chapter or ganization and chapter activities (Hartford), 262. Report of committee on hazards in volved in the operation of the di rect synthetic ammonia process (Ernst). 291-304. Report of committee on methods of preventing steam engine break down (Royer). 330-334. Report of committee on rotary stresses (James), 3"4-338. . Report of committee on suction sys tems (Graves), 265-266. Report of committee on the elimina tion of harmful noise (Mowery), 307-309. . Report of steering committee on re gional safety conferences, 261-262. Report of steering committee bn re search, standard and codes. 255 260. Resolution on death of C. R. Ailing. 267. Engines: Report of committee on methods of preventing steam en gine break down (Royer), 330-334. Ernst. F. A.: "Hazards involved in the operation of ithe direct syn thetic ammonia process," 291-304. ]:ndex 913 Executive Committee--N.S.C.: S-S; 180-181. Executives' Place in Industry: Dis cussion, 668-669. "Accident prevention from the view point of an executive" (Brown), 450-453. . Also see Management. - Executives' Session: Minutes, 45-68. Exhaust systems, see Suction systems. Explosions: Oppan, Germany. Explor sion, 302. "Safety in the cement and quarry- industry" (Lansburgh), 501. Explosives: In "Safety, in the cement and auarry industry" (Lansburgh), 501. Eye Protection: "doggies? H--1, yes!" (Kuechenmeister), 147-156. Falls (People): In "Safety in the ce ment and quarry industry" (Lans burgh), 603. Fetzer, Dr. L. W.: Report of the com mittee on occupational disease and hazards in the chemical trades of the American Chemical Society, 647-566. Fire Prevention: "Ashes and- the un dertaker" CVemor), 62-69. Fire Sprinklers: Chemical plan auto matic sprinkler (Kepner), 167-168. Fires--Kansas City reduction: In "Ashes and the undertaker" (Ver- nor), 68. First Aid: Discussion, 415-421. "High spots of industrial first aid" (Fisher),. 242-249. Platform men, 716. .- "Practical demonstrations of first aid," 101-103. Fisher, O. R. "G.: "High spots of in dustrial first aid," 242-249. Fisk. Dr. E. D.: "Periodic health ex aminations in industry," S26-S29. Fly Wheels: "Care- of fly wheels when presses are being repaired," 394. ' In Report of committee on rotary stresses (James), 335. Food Industry: "Dangers from foreign -objects in food products . (Strob- har), 895-898. "No accident campaigns" (Selmon), 871-873. . "Special safety problems In the' food industry" (Spicer), 877-886. Food Seetion: Discussion of the pur pose. and scope of the Food Sec tion (Wiedenmann). 856. Minutes, 853-907. Need (Strobhar), 357-859. Nominnating committee report, 877. Officers, 853. "Purpose and scope of the Food Sec tion (Sutton), 854-856. Foreign Greetings: 179-180. Foremen: Discussion, 227-228. "Maintaining interest of foremen" (Kalina), 222-223. Forsberg, A. B.: "Safety education of the new employee," 411-415. "Fundamentals of successful indus trial medical work" (Van Emburgh), 126-135. Funk, N. M.: "Accident prevention-- Why?" 711-714. Gas Masks, see Masks. . .Gas Poisoning: In Report of the com mittee on occupational disease, and hazards in the chemical trades of the American Chemical Society (Fetzer), 553-554. General Electric Company: "Testing electric devices" (Hamden), 2S2- 288. General Round Table: Minutes, 145 177. Getting the injured worker back on the job, see Workmen, Injured. "Goggles? H--1, yes!" (liuechenmeis- ter), 147-156. . Goodqpeed, M. C.: "Guarding portable electric tools," 278. "Gospel of good health" (Phillips), Grade Crossings: "Hoard of inquiry in action," 724-742. - "Grossing accidents" (Van Osdol), 758-763. Discussion, 775. Discussion of Mr. Van Osdol's pa per (Rowe), 763-767. ` "Mechanical protection" (Johnson), 777-780. Resolution on committee to study grade crossing problem, 780. ' Signs, and signals, automatic lights and bells, 767-768. Graves, W. J.: Report of committee on suction systems, 265-266. Green, E. T.: "Relationship between the physical examination and acci dent prevention," 460-467. Griffin, G. H.: "Is a safety commit tee worth while?" 84-92. Guards: Mechanical safeguard and education, 475. Record of guards and keeping In place, 98-100. Gyratory crushers, see Quarries. Hale, Isaiah: Closing address at gen eral round table, 176-177. Remarks of chairman, 145-147. Hamilton, J. A.: "Need for safety in the small plant," 74-78. ' Hamilton, T. G.: "Harmonious rela tions between employees and man agement and their effect upon ac cident prevention." 753-757. Hammers, see Tools, Hand. . Handling Materials: Car load lots, 368-370. "Handling of bagged and crated ma terials" (Agry), 866-871. .. "Hazards of assembly" (Thalner), 397-406. "Hazards of receiving, storing and transferring materials" (Shaw), 354-355. In "Safety in the cement and quarry industry" (Lansburgh), 503-504.. Lifter for sheet steel, 369. . "Safety measures in the shipment .of chemicals" (Heustls), 566-574. Sheet metal, 355-356; 358-361. Small trimmings, 362. ' See also Barrels, handling. Harmon, James: "Standing of the safety department In the organiza tion," 798-801. ' Harnden, .T. D.: "Guarding stationary electrical equipment," 277; ' "Safety in electrical testing," 282 288. ,. ' ` 014 INDEX Karris, N. D.: "Curtailing- accident coats," 653-657. Hartford. Ernest: Report of commit tee on chapter organization and. c!:apter activities, 262. "Have a Heart" <Jones), 203-210. Health. Service Division: Minutes, 105 143. Health Supervision of Employees: Discussion, 819-823. .. "Gospel of good health" '(Phillips), 106-115. "How far should .industry go health program?" (Rector), S51. : . in a 809- Human conservation and human salvage" (Mock), 116-122. ' "Relation OS preventative health measures to labor stability (McEl roy), 139-143. ' Helmets: In "Filtering efficiencies of dust respirators and gas masks" (Katz. Melter and Smith), 596. Hensel, H. G.: "Accident statistics," ' 162-163. Hernia: Discussion, 364-367. Heustis. R. D.: "Safety measures In the shipment of chemicals," 566 574. Hoisting: In "Hazards of assembly" (Thalner), 404. See also Handling Materials. - Hoists: Progress report of committee on accidents around: mast hoists, 304-306. Riding on hoists, 657. Home Safety: "What 2,000 children have taught me (Jackson), 50-56. Hooks: Hazard of overhead hoolcs used on conveyors, 363-364. Hoover, D. N".: "Sacredness of human life," 47-50. ' Horseplay: In "Transformation of material--m a e h I n e processes" (Dauzure), 375-378. Hospitals: "Hospitals' .part - In pre vention and cure of disabilities" (Moulinier), 3S-43. Housekeeping: "Good .housekeeping practice in factories"'(Van Worra- er>. 81-84. . Marking aisles, 936. ' "Human conservation and human sal vage" (Mock), 116-122. Human Element in Safety "Work: "Dramatic aspects of our national accident toll" (Wishart), 30-36. "Hutting new values into human life" (Keltering), 196-203. "Human life. Sacredness" (Hoover), ' 47-50. Hydrogen: "Hazards involved in the operation of the direct synthetic ammonia process (Ernst), 292-300. Infections: Clark Thread Co., 130. Cuts from sheet metal. 359. . Inspection: Safety Inspection -chart of Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., 169. Ingham, S- W.: Getting the injured ' back to work, 158-159. Injured workmen, see Workmen, In jured. Insurance: Alpha Portland Cement Co., 456. ' Jacketed kettles, see Kettles. Jackson, Dr. C-: "What 2,000 children have taught me," 50-56. Jacobsen, H. G.; Secretary's report, 445-447. Testimonial, 497. James, S. V.: Report of committee on rotary stresses, 334-338. Johnson, S. E.: "Mechanical protec tion." 777-780. Jones, E. D.: "Have a heart," 203 210. - Prayer, 7-8. Kaems, A. E.t Dower press discus sion, 427-436. "why a power press section?" 422 424. ' Kalina, M. A.: "Maintaining interest of foremen." 222-233. Kantz, S. H.--Meiter. B. G. and Smith, G. W.: Filtering efficiencies of dust respirators and gas masks," 588-603. Kearns, T. P.: Small plant. 71-73. Keown, R. Me. A-: Report of com mittee on accident prevention in engineering colleges. 264-265. Kepner, X. V.: "Beat safety kink I have known." Ifi-lTl Kettering. C. K.: "Butting new values into human life." 396-203. Kettles--Steam jacketed. "Steam jack eted kettles (Morrison). S59-865. King, W. G.: Report of steering com mittee on regional safety confer ences. 261-262. Response of president-elect, 1S3. Kinks--Safety: "Best safety kinks I .haver known" (Kepner), 167-172. Mirrors--most careful man in plant (Salisbury), 170. Safety markers along plant walk (Rosebush). 172. . Soap box talks (McClellan) 172. Knight, E. B.: "No accident compe tition," 235-240- . Kuechenmeister, G. A.: "Goggles? , H--1, Yes!" 147-156. Dabor; Turnover: Discussion. 474. ladders: Purchase and maintenance. 392. Damps--Miners: In Report of the committee on occupational dis ease and hazards in .the chemical trades of the American Chemical Society (Fetzer), 551-552. Dansburgh, R. H.: "Safety in the cement and quarry industry," 500 504. * Dauzun, A. A.: Transformation of material--m a c h i n e processes," 375-378. ' Dead Poisoning: In Report of , the committee on' occupational disease ' -and hazards in the 'ehemcal trades of the American Chemical Society) (Fetzer), 559-560. . , Deather Industry: . "What we have learned from ' experience In a leather working plant" (Corey), 94-95. *' 1 Dife Dines: Discussion,' 505-506; 51S- 519. : See also Beits, Safety. . "Dife Savers' Club," 722. - Dime Burns, see Burns. .. Dittle. Dr. R. M.: "Spirit that moves In progress, 349-353. . '. Dloyd, Dr. M. G.: Polarized wiring," 272. INDEX 915 Lost time accidents, see Classification Morbidity: "Fundamentals of succe*a- of Causes of Accidents. - ' ful industrial medical werk" (Van Low voltagre electrical hazards, see Emburgh). 130-135. Electricity. ' Lye: Discussion, 123. Eye burns, see Burns. . Morey, A. T.: '`Maintaining internal . of management," 212-218. Morrison, J. P.: "Steam: Jacketed ket McClellan, W. F.: Soap-box talks, 172. tles," 859-865. Machinery: Setting. '395. :. . McElroy, Dr, Thomas: "Relation of Moulinier, C. B.: Hospitals' part In prevention and cure of disabilities. preventative health, measures to 38-43. labor stability," 139-143. Mowery, H. W.: Report of committee McMurchy. D. F.: "Checking plans ' on the elimination of harmful for 'safety," 686-690, .. noise, 307-309. Maintaining Interest in Safety: Discs Report of nominating committee. used as safety tokens, 459.- 263-264. ' "Maintaining interest of foremen" Muriatic Acid: Shipping In tank cars, (Kalina). 222-223. ' . ' 576. ' ' "Maintaining Interest of .manage Nail Hazards: In "Hazards of assem ment" (Morey), 212-218. bly" (Thalner). 405-408. "Who is blocking safety at your National Safety Council: Annual ad plant" (Benjamin), 230-233. - dress of president (Scott), 8-14. Maintenance Department: Accident Managing Director's Annual report rates, 391. (Cameron), 21-27. - "Hazards of plant maintenance-- Treasurer's Annual report, 27-29. mechanical Jobs" ' (Pease). 383-391. New Employees: "Safety education of Malingering: Discussion, 157; 483-484; the new employee" (Forsberg). 494; 844. Management: Discussion,' 225. . "Maintaining Interest of manage 411-415. ' Nitrates--Packing: In "Safety meas ures in the shipment of chemicals" ment" (Morey),'212-218. (Heustis), 572. Managing Director's Annual report, Nitric Acid- In "Safety measures in see National Safety Council. the shipment of chemicals" (Heus Management: "Accident prevention tis), 567-568. from the viewpoint of an execu Nitrogen: "Hazards involved In the tive" (Brown). 450-453. "Harmonious relations between em operation of the direct synthetic ammonia process (Ernst). 300-201. ployees and management and No accident campaigns, see Cam their effect upon accident preven tion" (Hamilton), 753-757. Masks: Chemical and physical tests, paigns. Noise: "Civic club of Philadelphia" (Snook), 318-320. 552. List of publications, 316.. "Filtering efficiencies of dust respi rators and gas masks" (Katz, Meiter and Smith), 588-603. "Noise reduction by the electric rail ways" (Williams), 321-323. "Noise reduction In power transmis "Types of gas masks and respira- . sion" (Small -& Bertram), 323-325. tors" (Segrave),581-584. Noise: Report of committee on the Mast hoists, see Holsts. Medical Supervision: Cost, 824. Dispensing of medicine, 823. "Fundamentals of successful indus elimination of harmful noise (Mowery), 307-309. Some important cases of- noise elim ination with legal aspects" (Rosen- trial me.dical work" (Van Em- biatt), 327-328. burgh), 126-135. "Some physical and auditory aspects "Gospel of good health" (Phillips), of noise" (Snook). -310-318.' ld6-116. Nominating Committee report, 14-15. "How far should industry go In a . Noonan. V. T.: Discussion of acci health program?" (Rector), 814 815. , * dent olasslficc'-'on and statistics. 784-789. . "Organizing for the care of the In dustrial wounded (Torrey), 135 139. See also Physical Examination of Nurses: "How far should industry go in a health program?" (Rector). 814-815. - Male nurse, 472. employees; Health Supervision of employees. .. ' Meetings--Employees: Employees paid for time. 749-760. Meiter, EL <3.--Katz. S. H. and Smith. O. W.; "Filtering efficiencies of dust respirators and gas masks," 588-603. . Occupational Diseases, see Diseases. Occupational. - Officers of N.S.C.. see Executive Com mittee of .N.S.C. Organization: "Putting the Job in or der" (Smith). 659-665. "Safety and efficiency in dam and other construction" (Butler), 693 Mental Attitude: Discussion, 174. 697. Miners* Safety Lamp, see lamps-- Miners. . Misch, Ottb: Address, 652-653. "Standing of the safety department in the organization" (Harmon), 738-801. ' Mock.- Dr. .H. E.:' Human conserva Paint Spraying, see also Respirators. tion and human. salvage," 116-122. Painting: Spray coating. 644-645. ' Monoxide gas, see Carbon Monoxide Parry. E. EL: "Tear's experience with Gas. ' a borrowed plan," 47S-483. 916 INDEX Pease. X*. A.: "Hazards ol plant main tenance--mechanical jobs,'' 3S3- 391 Periodic Examinations. see Physical Examination of employees. Phillips. Dr. W. C.: "Gospel of good health." 106-115. Phosphorous Burns, see Bums. Physical Examination of Employees: Cost of re-examination, S23. Heads of departments. 825. In "How far should, industry go In a health program (Elector}, 812 814. "Periodic health examinations in in dustry" (Pish). .826-829. "Relationship between the physical examination and accident preven tion" (Green). 460-467. See Medical Supervision: Health su pervision of employees. Physicians: Discussion. 470-472. "Fundamentals of successful indus trial medical work" (Van Em- burgh), 126-135. "Ideals of conduct." S18. Piling Materials, see Handling mate- Pipe Pitting: In "Hazards of plant maintenance -- mechanical Jobs (Pease), 389. Plays: "Board' of Inquiry," 724-742. "Education, of Careless Cal" (Aitken). 163-167. "Goggles?. H--1, XesI" (Kuechen- meister), 147-156. Poisoning, see Benzol poisoning; Gas poisoning* Lead poisoning. Poisons: . 3n "Whit 2,000 children have taught me" (Jackson), 53-54. Industrial poisons committee report, 539-540. Portable electric tools, see Tools, elec- trie. ' Portland Cement Association: Safety activities, 445-447. Positive. Side of Safety: Discussion (Dalzell). 170-171. Powell, G. B.: "Accident prevention-- Why and How?" 716-718. "Value of accident classification," 789-791. .'_ ' Power Houses: "Safety and efficiency lit dam and * 'other construction" (Butler), 693-397. Power Press Section: Committee, 424; 443. ' , "Why a power press (Kaems), 422-424. - section?" Power Presses: "Building 'safety Into power press tools? (Beyer), 424 427 ' Discussion, 427-436.' "Why . a power press section?" (fCa?ms)i 422-424. . . Power Transmission: "Noise redue- tlon in power transmission" (Small and Bertram),- 323-325. Prayer: Annual meeting (Jones), 7-8. President's Annual address (Scott), 8-14. . Pressure Vessels,' see Kettles--Steam Jacketed. : Price. D.' J.t "Other side of dust ex plosion prevention;" 888-892. Prizes: `"Conley" award, 715. Discussion, 678-679. __ In "No accident competition'' (Knight), 238-239. Money as prizes, 246-241. Money bonuses, 714-715. Portland Cement Association trophy, 447-448. Trip to Congress. 706-767. Trophies: In "Accident prevention from the viewpoint of an execu tive" (Brown) 453. Production: Cement plant. 457-458. Discussion, 234. -` Increased by accident prevention. In "Who is blocking safety at your plant?" (Benjamin), 230-231. Relationship bef'-'en industrial ac cidents and proauction" (Wallace),. 57-62. ' - Psychology: Accident - anxiety of .workers. In '`Transformation of material--m a c h i.n e. - processes" (Dauzun), 378. ,- Discussion (Hale) 175-177. . Discussion of mental attitude. 174. Public Safety: "Educating the public and educational work ' in the schools" (Carrow), 768-774. . Publicity: "Safety, a. sales, -problem" (Davis), 628-531. ' Punch Presses: "Why I can^ talk to you about punch presses" (Thomp son), 438-443. (See Power Presses.) .- Quarries: Agitators, 517-518; 520. Crushers, 521-522; 525. Discussion, 486-487. '- Life Dines, 505-506. . "Safety in the cement and quarry industry" (Lansburgh), 500-504. (See also Bins, Safeguarding.) - Quarry Section: Joint meeting' with Cement Section, 499-531. - ' Radioactive substances: Discussion, 561-563. Radium: Luminous paint. 561-563. Rector, Dr, F. D.: "How far should industry go In a health program?" 809-825. Regional Conferences: (See Confer ences.) Rehabilitation: "Fundamentals of ' successful industrial medical work" (Van Emburgh), 130-135. "Hospitals' part In prevention and cure of disabilities (Moullnier). 3S- 43. "Human conservation and human - salvage" (Mock), 116-122. Rendering Tanks, see Kettles. Resolution's: Appreciation for Mr. Hell muth'a work, 757. Upon death of C. R. Ailing, 267. Resolutions committee report. 15-21. Respirators: - "Filtering efficiencies of dust respirators and gas masks" (Katz, Mteiter and Smith), 688-603. Paint spraying, 5B4-585. ' "Types of gas masks and respira tors" (Segrave). 581-584. Resuscitation: Discussion. 488-490. 249-252; . In . "High spots of Industrial- first aid" (Fisher), 247-248. . In report of the committee ori'oeeu- pational disease -and hazards in the'Chemical trades- of the Airieri- ' can! Chemical Society (Fetzer), 555. Life saved, 488-489. Rewards, see Prizes. . INDEX . 917 Rice, Mrs. I. i*.: "Civic club of Phila delphia," 318-320. Robinson.. J. W.: Secretary's report, 648-651. Ropes: "Wire Rope" (Williams), 509 513. 1 Rosebush, F. EC.: Safety markers along- .plant -walk, 172. Rosenblatt, M. C-: "Some important cases of noise elimination with legal aspects." 327-328. ' . Rosenzweig, S.: "Vibrating a com munity is a nuisance according to important court decision," 325-327. Rotary Stresses: Report of commit tee on rotary 'stresses (James), 334-338. Rowe, H. A.: Discussion of Mr. Van Osdol's paper, 7 S3-767. Royer, D. X,.: Report of committee on methods of preventing steam en gine breakdown, 330-334. Rubber. Section: Joint meeting with chemical section. Minutes, 629-645. (See also Benzol Poisoning; Paint ing.) ' Rules: Disciplinary measures,' 657. Signed Certificate for rule book. 287. "Sacredness of human life" (Hoover) 47-50. Safety In Small Plant: Minutes. 71 103. Safety movement--Progress: "Spirit that moves in progress" (Little) 349-353. "Sales problem. Safety" (Davis) 528 531. Salisbury, R. C.: Mirrors--most care ful man in plant. 170. Sanford, G-. E.: "Past, present and future of the ASSE-Engineering Section," 235. Sawyer, D. H.: Discussion on A. G. C-, 668-669. Schermerhorn, James: "Observations fitting the occasion," 184-190. Schools, Safety work in: "Educating the public and educational work In the schools" (Carnow} 768-774. . Scott. C. 33.: Annual address of presi dent, 8-14. Banquet chairman, 17S-182. Segrave, H. J.: "(Type of gas masks ' and respirators," 581-584. Selmon,. A. C-: "No accident cam paigns," 871-873. Shafting: In report of committee on rotary stresses (James) 336. Shaw, R. A.: "Hazards of receiving, storing and transferring mate rials," 354-355. Sheet Metals--Handling. ling Materials.) (See Hand Shipment of chemicalE. (See Handling Materials.) Showers: Discussion of showers for chemical plants, 618-626. Signals, Grade Crossings. (See Grade - Crossings--Signs and Signals.) Skin Diseases: In "Treatment of Chemical Burns" (Davidson) 609 617. Small, G. O. & Bertram, W. M.: "Noise reduction n power transmission," 323-325. Small Plants: "Need for safety In the small plant" (Hamilton) 74-78. * "What can be done to prevent acci dents in the small plant?" (Curry) 79-81. " What' we have learned from experi ence In a leather working plant" (Corey) 94-95. (See also Safety in Small Plant.) Smith, G. W., Melter, E. G. & Katz, S. H.: "Filtering efficiencies of dust respirators and gas masks," 588 . 603.. Smith, W. S.: "Putting the job in order." 659-665, . Snook, H. C.: "Some physical and auditory aspects of noise," S10-31S. Sodium Burns: (See Burns.) Solvents: In "Safety measures In the shipment of chemicals" (Heustis) 569-570. - (See also Benzol Poisoning.) Spicer, J, S.: "Special safety problems In the food Industry," 877-886. Spray Painting: (See Painting.) Sprinklers: (See Fire Sprinklers.) Standards, Safe guarding: Report of steering- committee on research. Standards, and codes. 255-260. Static Electricity: (See Electricity-- Static.) Steam Engines: .(See Engines.) . Steam Jacketed Kettles: (See Kettles.) Stewart, Ethelbert: Discussion at ce- . ment section, 467-46S. "Need of a more definite background . for statistics in the. cl amleal In dustry." 541-546. Storage Bins: (See Bins, Safeguard ing.) - Stratton. R. O.: Report of steering committee on research. Standards and Codes, 255-260. . Strobhar, T. S.: "Danger from foreign objects in food products." S95-89S, Need of a Food Section, 857-859. Suction System: Devised to clean away dust, 382. Report of committee (Graves) 265 266. Sugar Industry: "Hazards and their prevention In the sugar industry" (Dlenst) 899-903. Sulphur Dust: (See Dust Explosions.) Surgeons: In "Organizing for the care of 'tile 3n<3trstr`ij.l wounded" (Toi*- rey) 138-139. Sutton, V. D.: "Purpose and scope of the Food Section," 854-856. Synthetic Ammonia: (See Ammonia.) Tank Cars: . Labeling, 579-581. Shipping llouid ammonia and chlor ine. 575-581. Unloading platform. 626. Tanks: Underground gasoline tank. 396. "Temple of Safety," 664. .. "Testing electric devices" (Hamden), 282-288. Thalner, R. F.: "Hazards of assem bly," 397-406. Report of committee on annealing chains, 329. Thompson, G. S.: "Effective use of accident statistics in safety work," 161-162. - "Why I can talk to you about punch presses," 438-443. 918 . INDEX Thompson, J. E.: "Practical demon stration of first aid," 101-103, Tools, Electric: "Guarding portable electric -ols" (Goodspeed) 27S. "Portable jl requirements in De troit" (Clark) 279. Tools--Hand: Bull's eye hammer, 405-408. Torrey, Dr. H. N.: "Organizing for the care ot the industrial wounded," 135-139. Toys, Danger of: In "What 2,000 children have taught me" (Jackson) 53-54. , ,^ Transportation: (See Handling Mate rials.) __ Treasurer's Annual Report: (See TNa- tional Safety Council.) Trophies: (See Prizes.) Trucks--Electric: Discussion, 393. Van Em burgh, G. H.: "Fundamentals of successful industrial medical work." 126-135. Van Osdol. J. A.:! "Crossing acci dents." 758-763. Van Wormer, S. C.: keeping practice "Good house in factories," Sl-84. . Ventilation: In report of the com mittee . on occupational disease and hazards in the chemical trades of the American Chemical Society (Fetzer) 654-555. Veteran's Safety League: Discussion, 457. Vice-Presidents--N. S- C., 182. Vocational Education: Discussion, 218-220. . In "Maintaining Interest of manage ment" (Morey) 217 Ventilation: (See Suction Systems.) Yemor. R. E.: "Ashes and the under taker." 62-69. "Vibrating a community is a nui sance" (Rosenzweig) 325-327. Wallace, L. W.: "Relationship be tween industrial accidents and pro duction." 57-62. Welcome. Address of (Atkinson) 36-37. Whiting, S. E.: Industrial Poisons committee report, 539-540. "Dow voltage electrical hazards," 268-273. Whitmore, G. R.: "No report claims and what Is being done to reduce them," 794-798. Wiedenmann, A. H.: Discussion of the purpose and scope of the Food Section, S56. 1 "Special hazards In the baking in dustry." 903-907. Williams. H. D.: "Wire rope," 609 613. Williams, H. S.: "Noise reduction by the electric railways," 321-322. . Wilson. W. It.: Address of chairman, 45-47. Winslow, C.--E. A.: "National Safety Council study of benzol poisoning," 629-643. Wire Rope: (See Ropes.) . Wishart, A. W.: "Dramatic aspects of our National accident toll," 30-36. Workmen, Injured: Discussion, 156 160. "Human conservation and ` human salvage" (Mock) 116-122. "Organizing for the care of the in dustrial wounded" (Torrey) 135 139. . "World's supply of bunk--will it never be exhausted?" (Bennett) 342-346. Yards: In "Hazards of assembly" (Tlialner) 405. lU(p INDEX VOLUME U Abrasive Wheels: Perks Washer, 731- 7*2. Accident Records: Mines. In "Gen eral safety in and about the mines" (McDowell) 2S5-2S6. Accident Statistics: Flying shuttles. Preventing' accidents from dying shuttles'' (Sandal) 973. Grade crossing. In "Minnesota stop law'* (Watson) 807. Leather industry. In "Practical ap plication of safety among leather workers" (Corey) 311. Mines. 290. Mines. In "Employees' representa tion at the Copper Queen branch of the Phelps Dodge Corporation and the relation of industrial rep resentation to tft> safety move ment" (fieririel 252. Parkers' and tanners' r.2(. industries. Paper and pulp industry--frequency or severity? 332-384, Railroads In ''Address" (McGona- sc!e> ,2. Standard Oil Company. Tn "Safety methods and accomplishments in sssit Atlantic seaboard refineries" (Waddineton) 457. Tar.*o. Tn ' `Safe tv kinks in the leather working industry" (Morris .12!-33.7. Textile. Tn "Keystone of safety" (Griffith) 926-932. textile Western Union Telegraph Company, 64S. _____ Woodworking. In "Where accidents occur in the. woodworking indus try" (Puller) 1013-1014. Accidents--Costs: "Financial aspects of the safety movement in the crushed stone industry" (Gold- beck) 675-880. "Accidents. ultimate cause" (Dow) 660-668. Ageton. R. V.: Report of Poster Committee. 190-191. Annealing Furnace: Device for lifting sheet material from furnace. 178. Annealing Machine: Fire protection hood, 177-178. Anthrax: Discussion. 312. In "Practical application of safety among leather workers'* (Corey) 309. Automobile Driving: Bumpers. S5S- 857. . "Community Safe Driving Schools" (Truett) 910-912. Discussion at Taxicab and Fleet- Owners* Section. 851-858. Governors. 857-858. "Light trucking" (Hemman) 882-888. "Selection and training of taxicab drivers" (Viteles) 894-903. Speedometers. 852-855. 1063 Standard Oil Company, ``Lowering the accident curve -and- maintain ing interest in safety work" (Far rell) 447.; "Stimulating and holding the inter est of commercial driver organiza tions In the greater safety move ment" (Graves) 914-917. Taxicab drivers tested, 903-908. See also Brakes; Chains. Skid. Beardsley, C. R.: "Safeguarding of workmen during construction, al teration and Installation of power house equipment." 571-577. Benner. J. O.: "Committees," 162-163. Benson, H. H. J.: "Navy's contribution to safety at sea," 12-18. Blasting: Carrying., case for capped fuses. 295-297. " Details on dropping the cartridge into the hole. 702-703. Discussion, 229-233. In "Kindling explosives" (McLaugh lin) 697-700. In "Safeguarding electrical equip ment in mines" (Harrington) 274. Making speed in loading the holes, 700. "Safe practices in blasting" (Hur- t*r> 213-229. Splitting the wrapper not necessary, 761. Boilers, see also Gauge glasses. Bonus Systems: In "`Inventive genius developed by ship safety commit tee work" (Jlarr) 78 In "Method of promoting safety in terest at the homestake mine" (Ross) 235. Booth. W. A.: Report of Chairman of Committee on Public Relations of Steam Railroad Section, 765-76S. Brainard. X. L.: "No-accident cam paigns." 336-346. ' Brakes: "Advantages of four-wheel brakes" (DeWeese) 872-876. "Brake inspections and mainte nance" (Parks) 859-863. Bus operation on hills. 866. Discussion. 876-879. - Discussion on automobile brake testing. 364-866: 869. Two-wheel brakes vs. the four- wheel brake. 867-869. Brown, N. T.: "Safe bus operation" 890-892. Bulletins: Discussion. 845-850. Discussion of Mr. Gap's paper (Sol- ensten) 526-531. . "Posters" (Quesnel) 156-161. Report of Bulletin Committee of Electric Railway Section, 715-716. Report of Bulletin Committee Metals Section, 103-104. of .Report of Bulletin Committee of Mining Section, 190-191. 1064 INDEX Report of Bulletin Committee of Paper and Pulp Section. 356-357. Report of Bulletin Committee of Public Utilities Committee, 569- 570. . Report of Bulletin Committee of Steam Railroad Section. 762. Report of Bulletin Committee, of Taxicab and Fleet-Owners' Sec tion. S45-S47. Report of Bulletin Committee of Textile Section. 924. "Value of pictures and cartoons in safety work" (Gang) 521-526. Burns: Dressing steam burns, 74S- 749. Burton, H. J.: Discussion of Mr. Vandercool's paper, 553-554. Bus Operation: Bumpers. S56-S57. Doors. S55. "Safe bus operation" (Brown) 890- S92. Speedometers. S52-S55. See also Brakes. Calender Rolls: Guard, 723-726: 728 729. In "Report of Chairman of Engin eering Committee'' (Hoener) 735 737. Campaigns: "How unusual results were accomplished by a group safety campaign" (MacBraync) 947-950. "No-accident campaigns" (Brain ard) 336-346. "Stimulating and holding the inter est of commercial driver organiza tions in the greater safety move ment" (Graves) 914-917. See also Contests. Campbell, XV.: "How to make a prac tical safety inspection," 349-350. Carbon-Dioxide: "Fighting Are with snow: or fire protection through the use of carbon dioxide" (Eber- hardt) 607-613. Carrow. T. H.: Discussion of Mr. . Jones' paper. 773-77S. Cars, Foundries, see Handling Mate rials. Cars. Mine, see Mine Cars. Cartoons: Discussion, 543-544. "Value of pictures and cartoons in safety work" (Gans) 521-525. Causes of Accidents, see Classification of Causes of Accidents. Cement Mixers, see Mixers. Cement. Chains--Skid: Discussion. 879-8S2. Children. Safety Work With: "Trip across the' Mesaba" (Telford) 265 266. Classification of Causes of Accidents: "Marine risks from the life insur ance standpoint" (Reiley) 20-25-. Clothing: Leggings and shnes, 686. Quick removable apron, 721. Coal-dust: "Value of rock dusting as a safety measure in preventing coal mine explosions" (Jones) 256 260. Coal Mining, see Mines and Mining- ` Coal. . Cochran, R. W.: "Safety kinks," 721 733. Codes: For oil Industry, 435-436. Coke Plants: Railings on platforms, 182-185. Colored Workmen: Discussion. 1005 1008. Committees, Mutuality: Discussion. 255. Committees--Safety: Check careless practices. 350-351. "Committees" (Benner) 162-163. ` "Committees" (Ziegler) 163-164. Discussion, 239-240: 362-365; 440. Discussion on ship committees, SC SI. ` Grievances. 2S9. ' In "A. B. C. of paper mill safety or ganizations" (Phillips) 358-360. . In "Methods of promoting safety in terests at the Homestake Mine" (Ross) 233-234. In "Safeguarding foundry hazards" (Wright) 131-132. "Inventive genius developed by ship safety committee work" (Marr) 72-79. Commonwealth Steel Company Plans: In "Positive . and constructive thoughts on safety on the funda mentals upon which safety is based and results accomplished by their applications" (Howard) 119 120. . Competition: "Methods of inter-de partmental safety competitions" (Hoekett) 9SS-992. Competition, see also Contests. Conferences: Paper and Pulp regional conferences, 3S5. Connor. J. F.: Discussion of Mr. Beardsley's paper. 577-581. Construction: Discussions on Mr. Beardsley's Paper (Connors) 577 581. "Safeguarding of workmen during construction; alteration and in stallation of power house equip ment" (Beardsley) 571-577. Contest3: Congress trip. In ``Gen eral safety In and about the mines" (McDowell) 288. "Contests" (Voss) 152-154. "How unusual results were .accom plished by a group safety cam paign" (MacBrayne) 947-950. In "Lowering the accident curve and maintaining interest in safety work" (Farrell) 47S-481. In "Safety practice in and about Alabama coal mines" (Davidson) 203. In textile industry. 936. Judging departments. 154-155. "Methods of inter-departme ntal safety competition" (Hoekett) 988 992. "No-accident campaigns" (Braln- ard) 336-346. 1927 paper and pulp contest plans, 407. Plant Publication contest. 545. Reward of cup and certificate in paper industry. 402-409. "Safety derby contest." 1003. See also Campaigns. Cook. G. W.: "Organized accident prevention in cotton mills." 938 941. ____ Cooperation: Discussion. 430-431. Oil men. 460. . "Positive and constructive thoughts of safety or the fundamentals up on which safety . Is based and re sults accomplished' hv their appli cation" (Howard) 107-120. INDEX 1065 Corev, "VF. C.: "Practical application of safety among- leather workers, 308-311. ,,^ . . Cott. B. R.: Report of Secretary of Steam Railroad. -Section, 760-761. Cotton Mills: "Organized accident prevention in cotton mills" (Cook) 938-941. Couplings, see Mine Cars. Cramer. F. W.: "Electrical hazards in the steel industry," 141-146. Cranes: In "Electrical hazards in the steel industry" (Cramer) 145-146. Currie, V. R-: "Training the foreman in safety," 484-489. Davidson, J. L.: "Safety practices in and about Alabama coal mines,'* 194-206. . . Davison, A. F.: ".Safety from an op erator's point of view," 98. DeWeese. B. T>.: "Advantages of fourwheel brakes," 872-876. Dermatitis, see Skin Diseases. Disease^ -- Occupational: "Hydrogen sulphide poisoning in the Texas, Big lake, Texas and MeCamey, Texas, oil fields (Forbes) 462-471. In "Health problems of the textile industry" (Knapp) 959-961. -`Occupational affections of the skin in the rubber industry" (Millard) 739-743. See also Anthrax. Dobbin. E. R.: Report of Secretary of Public Utilities Section. 667. Dow, A.: "Ultimate causes of acci dents," 660-668. Dowd, Scott: Reward of cup and cer tificate. 402-406. Drop Hammers: Rope-drop hammers, 180-184. Dumping Box, see Handling Materials. Dust, see Coal-dust:.Limestone dust. Dust. Explosions, see Coal-dust. Ebi rhardt, F. W.: "Fighting fire with snow; or fire protection through the use of carbon diox ide." 607-613. Economics: "Financial aspects of the safety movement in the crushed stone industry" (Goldfoeck) 675 680. Education: Paoer and pulp text books. 393-394. "Safety education (Smith) 682-684. Eib, J. B.: Report of Bulletin Com mittee. 103-104. Electric Railway Section: Joint Ses sion with Public Utilities, 659-672. Electricity: Discussion of hazards iii steel mills. 146-148. Discussion of Mr. Kallevang's paper (Kuhn) 635-638. Discussion of Mr. Kallevang's paper (Scott) 628-632. Discussion on extension cord, 147 150. Discussion on grounding, 633-635. "Electrical hazard in Ihe steel In dustry" (Gramo-) 141-146. "Fighting fire \ --a snow: or fire protectin', .'.-.rough the use of car bon dioxide" (Eberhardt) 607-613. "Grounding practices" (Kallevang) 620-628. See also Power Houses. Electricity--Mines: Guard for end of trolley wire, 292-293. Guard over fan motor for small booster fan. 298; 301. Inspection of electrical equipment, 280. Lock for trolley wire switch, 295 296: 298. Protecting trolley wires. 212-213. "Safeguarding electrical equipment in mines" (Harrington) 268-279. Electricity--Static: Discussion, 150- Embossing presses: Guarding Sheri dan presses, 325. Employees' Meeting, see Meetings of Employees. Employees' Representation: Discus sion. 253-254. "Employees' representation at the Copper Queen brancli of the Phelps Dodge Corporation and. the rela tion of industrial representation to 242-253 tGty Movernent" (Henrie) engineering Revision. Safeguarding. s Guards Engineers--Safety: "Accident pre- f.rom , the viewpoint of a w nr2neel (Jensen) 321-323. va5.Sr E-- Chairman's report of Quarry Section, 674-675. Bxplosfons: Gas In mines, 263. Explosives: "Handling explosives" , (McLaughlin) 693-700. Making speed in loading the holes. "Ster) ?13-229eS ln blastln^" C**ur- See also Blasting. Eye Protection: Miners, 237. Textile industry, 966. See also Goggles. Falls--Materials: In "Safety practice in and about Alabama coal mines,'' 201-202. Farrell, R. H.: "Lowering the acci dent curve and maintaining Inter est in safety work," 475-482. Farris, B. W.: Discussion of Mr. Gardner's paper, 642-649. Feet Injuries: Toe-guards, 186-187. Fire Prevention: "Experience ln some recent oil fires" (Prussing) 492 498. "Fighting fire with snow: or fire nrotection through the use of car bon dioxide" (Eberhardt) 607-613. In "Essentials of maritime safety" (Hoover) 8-9. In "Methods of nromoting safetv interests at the Homestake mine" (Ross) 236-237. . Oil tanks. 616. Public utility properties, 613-616. First Aid: "First aid to quarries" (Thompson) 703-710. In "General safety in and about the mines" (McDowell) 286-287. In "Safe practices in steamship ter minal operations" (Warfel) 94-97. In "Safety practices in and about Alabama coal mines" (Davidson) 206. "Practical suggestions for effective first aid" (Shapiro) 1024-1030. Training employees, 691-693. Fleet-Owners, see Taxicab and Fleet- Owners' Section. 1066 INDEX Floors: Foundries, 134-135. Foisie, F. P.: "Urgent need ot or ganized safety, afloat and ashore.'* 57-62. Forbes, J. J.: "Hydrogen sulphide poi soning- In the Texas. Big Bake, Texas and McCamey, Texas, oil fields." 462-471. "Syllabus on safety kinks in min ing," 291-302. Foremen: Conferences for mine fore men. 238. Discipline, 459. Discussion, 54. "Keystone of textile safety" CGriffith) .926-932. Lectures, 490-491. "Letters to foremen" (Rowe) 167 175. Schools. 319. "Training the foremen in safety work" (Currie) 4S4-489. Foundries: Discussion, 133-140. Elimination of smoke, 13S. ``Safeguarding foundry hazards" (Wright) 130-132. Transfer cars, 1S5-186. Transferring flasks, 137. Walls, 134. Frey, C. W.: "How safety can suc cessfully be handled in a railroad shop." 757-760. Fuller, G. V.: "Where accidents oc cur in the woodworking industry." 1010-1019. Fuses: (See Blasting.) Gans, A. D.: "Value of pictures and cartoons in safety work," 521-526. Gardner, C- E.: "Accident preven tion work in the Michigan Bell Telephone Company," 639-642. Gas Industry: "Accident prevention in the gas industry" (Van Brunt) 593-595. Gas Leaks: "Employee on customer's premises" (Keller) 5S5-587. Gases, Injurious, see Hydrocarbon gases; Hydrogen Sulphide. Gauge Glasses: Discussion on guards, 83-84. Gillette, W\ F.: "Substation acci dent" (Gillette) 584-585. . Gleason, W. W.: Report of Bulletin Committee of Paper and Pulp Sec tion, 356-357. Gleason, W. A.: "Safety and plant mind," 386-391. Gloves: Rubber gloves, 600: 602; 604. Goal of Safety Work: Discussion, 379-381. Goggles: Cutting and welding opera tions, 68S. Discussion, 1SS. Foundries. 137-140: 685-686. Prevent''stgaming. R90-S91. Textile industry, 966. Goldbeck. A. T.: "Financial aspects of the safety movement in the crushed stone industry," 675-680. Grade Crossings: "Minnesota stop . laws" (Watson) 804-808. Railroads using new whistle regu lation, 797. Report of committee on Prevention of Highway Accidents, 7G3-764. Whistle, 825-827. Graves. Barney: "Stimulating and holding the interest of commer cial driver organizations in the greater safety movement," 914 917. Grier, j. B.: "Stimulating and main taining interest in safety work," 993*996 '' Grievances', " see Committees' Safety; Employees' Representation. Griffith, B. F.: ''Keystone of textile safety," 926-932. Report of Chairman of Publicity Committee of Textile Section, 925 926. Grinding Wheels: (See Abrasive Wheels.) Grounding: (See Electricity.) Guards: In "Safety engineering is applied to shipbuilding" (Prouty) 39-40. . "Late developments in safeguard ing;' (Oartel) 176-187. ` Hall, R. D.: "Report of Engineering representatives of Mining Section,. 192-193. Hammers: (See Drop Hammers.) Handling Materials: "Accident pre vention work in passenger auto mobile and freight ferry service" (Wollner) 89-94. . Automatic cut-off for rope haulage --open position, 293. Device for lifting sheet material from furnace, 178. Explosives: "Safe practices in blast ing" (Hurter) 213-229. Foundry flasks, 137. In "Safety practice in and about Alabama coal mines!' (Davidson) 198-199 Lifting bar material and placing on racks, 179: 181. Material racks, 178-1 r9. Safety lugs on ore cars, 297; 300. Self-dumping box, 180-181; 185. Transfer cars in foundries, 185-186. Unloading cargo, S5. See also Explosives. Harmon, James: "One way to keep from getting old," 582-584. Harrington, Daniel: "Safeguarding electrical equipment in mines," 268-279. "Harter Act": In "Protection and in demnity insurance in U. S." (Smith) 64-69. Hartley, L. H.: "Safety In the woods," 1037-1042. Hartman, W. L.: "Surgeon's view- fioint on returning men to servce," 791-793. Headlights: In _ "Safe bus opera tions" ' (Brown) 891-892. Health Hazards--Textile Industry: "Health problem of the textile In dustry" (Knapp) 955-965. Health Supervision of Employees: Discussion of Dr. Sawyer's paper (Hunter) 512-515. "Health problem of the textile- In dustry" (Knapp) 955-965. "Selling health to employees through the plant publication" (Sawyer) 508-512. "Value of physical examinations In Industry" (Robinson) 368-373. See also Physical Examination of Employees. index 1067- Hemman, B. D.: "Eight trucking," 882-888. Henrie, H- C.: "Employees' repre sentation at the Copper Queen branch, of the Phelps Dodge Cor poration and the relation of in dustrial representation to the safety- movement," 242-253. Sensei, JET. G.: Report of Member ship Committee of Metal Section, 104-105. Hernia: Discussion, 376-378: 749-751. Herr, M. B.: "Color in black and white," 534-539. Hockett, W. J.: "Methods of Inter departmental safety completions," 988*992 Hoenar, E." H-: Report of Chairman of Engineering Committee, 734 739. ``Holmes Safety Associations" (Mills) 207-209. Hoover, D. W,, "Essentials of mari time safety," 5-11. House Organs: (See Plant Publica tions.) Housekeeping: Foundries, 133-134. In "Every department head a safety directors" (Schultz) 124-125. Howard, C. H.: "Positive and con structive thoughts on safety--^-or the fundamentals upon which safety is based and results ac complished. by their application," 107-120. Hunter, D. C.: Discussion of Dr. Sawyer's paper, 512-515. Hurter, C. S. "Safe practices in blasting," 213-229. Hydrocarbon gass: In "Hydrogen sulphide poisoning in the Texas oil fields (Forbes) 464-465. Hydrogen Sulphide: "Hydrogen sul phide poisoning in the Texas, Big lake, Texas, and McCamcy, Texas, oil fields (Forbes) 462-471. Inspection: Automobile trucks, 482. Committees, 363-365. "Essentials of maritime safety (Hoover) 5-11. ' "How to make a practical safety inspection" (Campbell) . 349-350. Insurance: "Protection and indem nity insurance in XI. S. (Smith) 64-69. Insurance---Life: "Marine risks from the life insurance standpoint" (Reiley), 20-25. Inter-Plant Visits: (See Plant Visits.) Iron and Steel Industry: "Electrical hazards in the steel industry" (Cramer) 141-146. Jackson, C. E.: "Old and new in paper mill safety," 396-401. Jensen, S. R.: "Accident prevention from the viewpoint of a chief engineer," 321-323. Jointers: In ``Accidents in woodwork- mg" (Reid) 1033-1034. Jones, J. S.: "Value of rock dusting as a safety measure" in preventing coal mine explosions," 256-260. Jones, W. H.: "Welfare as applied to safety." 766-773. ' Kallevang, E. J.:. "Grounding prac tices," 620-628. Keller, H. M.: "Employee on cus tomer's premises," 585-587.; Report of Chairman of Poster Com mittee of Public Utilities Section, 569-570* Kennedy, E. A.: 4'Applying safety or ganizations to the small plant," 361-363. Keown, R_ M.: Discussion of Mr. Fuller's paper, 1031-1024. Kinks: "Safety kinks" (Cochran) 721 733* "Safety kinks in the leather work ing industry" (Morris) 329-334. "Syllabus on safety kinks in min __Ing" (Forbes) 291-302. Knapp, Dr. B. T.: "Health problems of the textile industry," 955-965. Knives: Knives: Pouches, 325-326. Sharpening, 722; 726. Kroes, AI.: "How to sell safety to the worker," 313-317. Kuhn. P. R.: Discussion of Mr. Kal- Ievang's paper, 635-638. Da Fountaine, C. B: Bulletin Com . mittee report of Steam Railroad Section, 762. ' Bantern Slides: (See Slides.) Lawler, E. R.: Report of Member ship Committee of Rubber Sec tion, 713-714. Heather Industry: Flashing ma chines, 334. Fumigation of hides, 311-312. "How to make a practical safety inspection"" (Campbell) 349-350. Making drum safe, 334. "Practical application of safety among leather workers" (Corey) 308-311. "Safety kinks in the leather work- ing industry" (Morris) 329-334. Sheridan presses, 325. ' "Betters to foremen" (Rowe) 167-175. Lewis, E. R.: "Starting points," 814_ 813. Blfting Materials: (See Handling Ma terials.) Bimestone Dust: Discussion, 210-211. Bogging: Discussion of hazards. 1042-1049; 1056-1062. Discussion of skidder, 1042. "Safety in the woods" (Hartley) 1037-1042. "Woods as a problem in overhead" (WOiite) 1049-1055. Bong, J. E.: Report of Chairman of Membership Committee, 761-762. Boree, J. T.: Address, 782-785. Bumbering, see Bogging. Lux System, see Carbon Dioxide. Mac Brayne. B. E.: "How unusual results were accomplished by a group safety campaign," 947-950. McCulloch, B- B.: Renort of Chair man of Public Utilities Section, 564-567. McDonald, C. A.: "General safety in and about the mines," 282-291. McGonagle, W. A.: Address, 799-803. McBaughlin, F. F.: "Handling ex plosives," 693-700. MaeKTulty, Ignatius: "Minimum re quirements for safety in woolen mills," 979-985. Maintaining Interest in Safety: Dis cussion (Farris) 646. In "Method of promoting safety in terest at the Homestake Mine" (Ross) 233-237. 1068 INDEX "lowering the accident curve and maintaining- Interest in safety work" (Farrell) .475-482. "Stimulating and maintaining in terest in safety -work" (Grier) 993-996. Malingering: In "Safety kinks in the leather -working industry" (Mor ris) 332. Management: Discusslna on selling safety to executives. 596. "Every department head a safety director" 331-127. Selling Safety, 9% Manholes: Ventilating. 602: 604-605. Marine Hazards: "Accident preven tion on tank steamships" (Tode) 29-32. "Accident prevention -work In pas senger automobile and freight ferry service" (Wollner) S9-94. "Essentials of Maritime Safety" (Hoover) 5-11. . ' "General observations on the- sub ject of marine safety" (Raymond) "Generous cooperation a necessity for progress of the safety move ment In the stevedoring indus try" (Sweeny) 25-2S. "Inventive genius developed by ship safety committee work" (Marr) 72-79. "Marine risks from-the life insur ance standpoint" (Reiley) 20-25. "Maritime safety" (Mitchell) 70-72. Motor boats, 1S-20. "Navy's contribution to safety at sea" (Benson) 12-18. . "Organizing for safety on the Paci fic -Coast" (Titus! 42-50. "Protection and indemnity insur ance in the TJ. S. (Smith) 64-69. "Safe practices in steamship ter minal operations" (Warfel) 94-97. "Safety engineering is applied to shipbuilding" (Prouty) 35-40. "Safety from an operator's point of view" (Davison) 98. - "Urgent need of organized safety, afloat and ashore" (Foisie) 67-62. Marine Section: Minutes. 2-99. Nominating Committee report, 29. Officers, 2; 29. Report of Chairman, 4. Report of Program Committee, 4.. Report of Statistics Committee, 4. Marr, G. A.: "Inventive genius- de veloped. by ship safety committee work," 72-79. Masks: Burrell masks in hot weather, 187. Matson, F. W.: law," 804-808. "Minnesota stop Medical Supervision: Discussion. 373 378. "Health problem of the textile in dustry" (Knapp) 955-965. "Value of physical examinations in industry" (Robinson) 368-373. Meetings of Employees: Discussion, 441-445. Western Union Telegraph Com pany, 645-646. Metals Section: 102. Chairmen's report, . Membership Committee report, 104- Minutes, 101-188. . Nominating Committee report; 129. Officers, 101; 129. Program Committee' report, 102. Report of Bulletin Committee, 103 104. . Milk: Sold in plant, 137-138. Millard, Dr. J. S.: "Occupational af fections of the skin in the rubber industry," 739-743. Milling Machines: Guard, 176; 178; 179-180. ,, ,A . Mills. H. E.: "Holmes Safety Asso ciation," 207-209. Mine Cars: Guards on motor burober, 292-293* Insulated coupling for mine ' cars, * 294--295. ' Safety coupling for hoisting on slope, 294; 296. Safety coupling for man trips, 294 296. Safety handle for coupling cars, 297; 300. ^ Swinging chute lip-dosed position. 296; 299. Mines and Mining: "General safety in and about the mines" (Mc Dowell) 282-291. , ,, ,, ___ ,, "Holmes Safety Association" (Mills) 207-209. Interlocking door lock for heading air lock, 293-294. "Operating organization with a uni fied. safety mind" (Yates) 304. "Syllabus on safety. kinks in min ing" (Forbes) 291-302. "Value of rock dusting as a safety- measure In preventing coal mine explosions" (Jones) 256-260. (See also Blasting, Electricity, Mines.) Mines, and Mining--Coal: "Safety . practices In and about Alabama coal mines'* (Davidson) 194-206. Mines and Mining--Metal: Grizzly for top of ore raises, 298: 302. . "Methods ' of promoting srfety in terest at the Homestake mine" (Ross) 233-237. _ "Safe practices in blasting" (Hur- ter) 213-229. Safety lugs on ore cans, 297 : 300. Mining Section: Committee to ar- Trange for a paid secretary, 289 ' 290. Discussion on a paid secretary, 242. Minutes. 189-305. ,, Nominating Committee report, 241. Officers, 189; 241. _ Report of chairman, 193-194. Report of engineering representative of Mining Section, 192-193. Report of Membership Committee, 191-192. Report of Foster Committee, 190 191. - Report of Program Committee, 190. Re'tolution, 300-301. Mitchell, F. W.: Discussion of Mr. Lewis* papers. 818-S20. "Maritime safety," 70-72. .. Mixers--Cement: Guards. 731. Morgan, E. C-: "Fatal Accident," 587-589. . Morris, F. E.: "Safety kinks in the leather working industry," 329-334. INDEX 1069 . Moving Pictures in Safety Work: Dis cussion, 320. . . . Discussion, 1001-1003. ' "Motion pictures as an aid in acci dent prevention work" (Nortlt- rup) 996-1001. ,,. . Negroes: (See Colored Workmen.) New'Employees: Discussion (Farris) 643-644. ._ Examination and 'rejection, 970-971. In '`Safety Education" (Smith) 683 684.- Newcomb, F. L.: "Safety in connec tion with oil refinery processes," 421-426. , No-Accident Campaigns: ,,,, (See Cam paigns.) Northrup, R, B.: "Motion pictures as an aid in accident prevention work" 996-1001. ^ Oarter, J. A: "Late Developments in safeguarding" (slides) 176-187. Oil Company Safety: Codes, 436-436. Dangers of open drain pits, 484. Discussion, 431-434. "Experience and prospect of safety in producing territory" (Wallace) 416-421. "Experience in some recent oil fires". (Prussing) 492-498. - "Hydrogen sulphide poisoning in the Texas, Big Lake, Texas and McCamey, Texas oil fields .(Forbes) 462-471. . ' "Lowering the accident curve and. maintaining Interest in safety work"- (Farrell) 475-482. "Safety in connection with oil re finery processes" (Newcomb) 421 426. "Safety instruction as a part of the sales personnel program." (Scho field) 446-449. "Safety methods and accomplish ments in some Atlantic seaboard refineries" (Waddington) 449-457. Safety organization ,ln drilling and producing fields, 43\,-; 441; 442. Oil Handling: (See Tank Steamers.) Old Employees: Discussion, 392. Organization: "A. B. C. of paper mill safety organization" ' (Phillips) 357-360. "`Applying safety organization *o the small plant" (Kennedy) 361 363. "Every department head a safety director" (Schultz) 121-127. "General safety in and about the mines" (McDowell) 282-291. "How safety can successfully he handled in a railroad shop" (Frey) 757-760. Oil industry, 438-439. . "Organized accident prevention in Cotton mills" (Cook). 938-941. "Organizing for safety on the Pa cific "Coast".' (Titus) 42-50. - "Practical application of safety among leather workers" (Corey) 308-311. "Safety and plant mind (Gleason) 386-3S1. "Safety instruction as a part of the sales ' personnel program" (Schofield) . 446-449. '"Safety methods and "accomplish ments in some Atlantic seaboard refineries" (Waddington) 449 457. . . Packers' and Tanners' Section: Min utes, 307-352. Nominating Committee report, 329, Officers, 307; 329. Packing Industry: "No-accident cam paigns" (Brainard) 336-346. Paper and Pulp Industry: "A. B. C. ?..^Per safety organization" (Phillips) 357-360.. - . - "Applying safety organization to the small plant'.' (Kennedy) 361 363. . Frequency or severity, 382-334. "Old and new In paper mill safety" (Jackson) 396-401. Text books, 393-394. ` Paper and Pulp Section: Delegates, 355-3a6. . Joint meetings- with woodworking section, 1037-1062. a Minutes, 353-409. Nominating Committee report, 386. Officers, 353: 386. ' 1927 Contest plan, 407. ' Regional conferences, 385. . Report of officers and committees, 355-356. " ' Benort of Bulletin Committee, "356 357. . Reward of cup and certificates, 402 409. Parks, F. W.: "Brake- inspection and Maintenance," 859-863." - Parvin, Victor: "What the superin tendent can. do to promote safety ..work," 786-790.. _Pay Envelones: Discussion on encio- sures, 392-393. . Petroleum: (See Oil Company Safety.) Petroleum Section; Appointment of secretary, 500. Committees, 414-415, Discussion on resolution in connec tion with the attitude of Congress towards a larger appropriation, for IT. -S. Bureau of Mines, 499. Minutes, 411-504. Motion for a committee to work for . affiliation with A. P. I., 50X-503. Nominating Committee Report, 473. Officers. 411-412; 473. Suggestions for next congress, 501 502. Phillips, D. G.: Report of Comtnit" tee on Prevention of Highway Ac cidents, 763-764. Phillips, G. W.: "A. 13. c. of paper ' mill safety organization," 357 . 360. Physical Examination of Employees: Discussion, 374. In "Health problem of the textile industry" <"Knapp) 962. "Value of physical examinations in . industry" (Robinson) 368-373. Physicians: Cooperating with, plant publication editors, 516-519. . . On duty four hours each day, 375 376. Plant Publication Section: Commit tees, 547-548. Committees. 547-548. Contest, 545. Minutes, 505-561. . Nominating Committee report, 532. Officers, 505. Report of Chairman, 505-506. Report of Membership Committee, 1070 INDEX Report of Publicity Committee, 607. Report of Service Committee, 506 567. Resolutions,- 546-547. __ Plant Publications: Charge rate, 554 556; 558. "Color in biack and -white" (Herr) 534-539. Discussion (Burton) 553-554. Discussion (Williams) 541-542. Discussion of Mr. Herr's paper (Tufts) 539-540. "Getting the most out of your magazine" (Vandercrook) 549 553. "Selling Health to employees through the plant publications" (Sawyer) 508-512. Plant Visits: In "Organized accident prevention in cotton mills" (Cook) 939 Plate Shears: (See Shears.) Poems: "Daddy, please come back," 303. Poisoning: (See also Hydrogen sul phide.) __ Pollock. Ft A.: Report of Program Committee, Mining Section, . 190. Positive Side of Safety: "Positive and constructive thoughts on safety--or the fundamentals upon which safety is based and results accomplished by their application" (Howard) 107-120. Posters: (See Bulletins.) Power Houses: Discussion, 5S0-581. "Safeguarding of workmen during construction, alteration and in stallation of power bouse equip ment" (Beardsley) 571-577. 754 Pressure Vessels: Inspection of drums, 426-427. Prizes: Flags, 456. In "General Safety in and about the mines" (McDowell) 288. In "No-accident campaigns" (Brain- ard) 338-339. In "Stimulating and holding the In terest of commercial driver 'or ganizations in the greater safety movement" (Graves) 916-917. Lapel buttons, 237. Reward of' cup and certificates in paper industry. 402-409. Tri-State Zinc District flags, 305. Production: Connection between safety and production, 360. Prouty, R. E.: "Safety engineering is applied to shipbuilding," 35-40. Prussing, G. F.: "Experience in some recent oil fires." 492-498. Psychology: Freeing men's minds of outside worries, 166-167. "Selection and training of taxicab drivers" CViteles) 894-903. Taxicab drivers tested, 903-908. Public Utilities: Discussion on fatal accidents, 590-592. "Employees on customers premises" - (Keller) 585-587. ' "Fatal Accident" (Morgan) 587-589. "One way to keep from getting old" (Harmon) 582-584. "Ultimate course of accidents" (Dow) 660-668. (See also Power Houses.) 1 ublic Utilities Section: Joint ses sion, Minutes. 659-672. Minutes, 563-658. Officers, 563-564; 593, Report of Chairman, 564-567. Report of Poster Committee, 569 570. Report of Nominating Committee, 593. Report of Publicity Committee, 568 569. . . Report of Secretary, 667. ' Pulp Industry: (See Paper and Pulp Industry.) Quarries: "Financial aspects of the safety movement in the crushed stone Industry" (Goldbeck) 676 680. ' "First aid at quarries" (Thompson) 703-710. Ohio code, 680-681. (See also Explosives.) Q'uarry Section: Chairman's report, 674-675. . Minutes, 673-710. Nominating Committee report, 710. Officers. 673; 710. Resolution of N. Ci. S. A., 674. Quesnel, E. G.: "Posters," 156-161. Report of Program. Committee of Metal section. 102. ' Quirck, M. A.: Report of Chairman of Poster Committee of Rubber Section, 715-716. Railroads: Address (Loree) 782-786. Address (McGonagle) 799-803. Brake stop on box cars, 828. "How Safety can successfully be handled in a (Frey) 757-760. railroad shop" Length of brake chains, 832. "Mechanical department ana its re lation to safety" (Sillcox) 810 814. . "Starting points" (Lewis) 815-818. ' "What the superintendents can do to promote safety work." (Par- vln) 786-790. Railings: Coke-oven platforms, 182 185. Raymond, H. H-: "General observa tions on the subject or marine safety." 87-89. Reed. J. Vv.: Report of Membership Committee of Mining Section, 191- Refineries: (See Oil Company Safety.) Reid, H. L.: "Accidents in wood working" 1030-1035. Relley, H. P.: "Marine risks from the life insurance standpoint," 20-25. Resolutions: Plant Publication reso lutions. 546-547. Steam Railroad Section, 778-779; 821; 839. Supporting a large appropriation for U. S. Bureau of Mines,- 300-301. Resuscitation: Experience with lnhalator in electric cases, 597. In "First Aid at quarries" (Thomp son) 709-710. Prone pressure, 559-600; 603; 605-606. Scientific investigations into physi cal change which takes place in body. 598-599. Robinson, F. A.: "Value of physi cal-examinations in industry," 368 373. index 1071 Rock Dusting:: Discussion, 262. Health, hazards, 264-265. _ "Values or rock dusting: as a safety- measure in preventing- coal mine "Selling Safety to the worker" (Kroea) 313-317. . Senne, E. J.: Opening address at Petroleum Section, 412-414. ' explosives" (Jones) 266-260. Rollwed er, A. 'V.: Opening- address at Steam Railroad Section. 754-756. Ross, A. J. M.: "Methods of promot ing safety Interest at the Home- stake Mine," 233-237. ,, Rowe. K. H.: Letters to foremen," 167-175. Rubber Industry: '"Curing tires. In Report of Chairman of Engineer ing Committee," 736. Debeading machine, 732. . Discussion about mill bars, 745. Mixing mills, 730. "Occupational affections of the skin in the rubber industry" (Millard) 739-743. Ply pickers on bias cutters, 730-731. "Safety kinks" (Cochran) 721-733. Tube beater, 722-723. Rubber Section: Minutes, 711-752. Nominating Committee report, 743. Officers. 711; 743. Report of Engineering Committee, Shaper: In "Accidents in woodwork ing" (Reid) 1034. ` Shapiro, Dr. David: "Practical sug gestions for effective first aid," 1024-2030. Shedd: Modern Plate Shears, 179-180; xsz f Shedd. L. P.: Innovation at Steam Railroad Section, 754. Sheridan Presses: (See Embossing presses.) Sherman, R. B>: Report of Chairman of Statistical Committee of Textile Section, 954. Shipbuilding: "Safety engineering is applied to shipbuilding" (Prouty) 35*40* Showers: Near dipping tanks, 721. Shuttles: Discussion, '$>76-978. "Preventing accident's from flying shuttles" (Sandel) 972-976. Signs: Positive signs. 127. ' Sillcox, L. K.; "Mechanical depart- ment^and Us relation to safety" 734-739. Report of Membership Committee, 713-71*. Report of Poster Committee. 715-716. Report of Secretary. 712-713. Report of Vice-Chairman, 711. Rules: "Rule books" (Woltz) 164-166. Skin Diseases; Age . and race sus ceptibility. 744-745- Zn "Health problem of the textile in dustry" (Knapp) 959. "Occupational affections of the skin 7391743 rubber industry" (Millard) Violation, 457-459. . Violation in "Safety education" (Smith) 683-684. Safe Drivers' Schools: (See AutomcP^- bile Driving.) Safeguarding; "Late (Oartel) 176-187. ' developments" (See also Guards.) Safety Movement: "Positive and con structive thoughts on safety--or the fundamentals upon which safe ty is based and results accom Workers handling wet silk. 965. Skiver: (See Tube Skiver.) Slab Holder: Adjusted to hold vari- cus thicknesses of slab. 181; 186. fc>Ixaes: "Late developments In safe- firuarainff" <Oartel> 176-187. Slogan: In "Light trucking" Hem- man) 866-838. Smith, A. J.: "Protection and Indem- cmirity4?3ur^nce. 1" the TJ. S., 64-69 Sxnii5^ Safety Education," plished by their application (How ard) 107-120. Safety Movement--Progress: Address (McGonagle) 799-803. Address (Weston) 716-719. "Safety Thought" (White) 668-672. Sandel, J. M.: `.`Preventing accidents from flying shuttles," 972-977. Saws: "Accidents in woodworking" (Reid) 1030-1035. Carrying, 1047-1048. Saws--Under Swing: Discussion, 1023.. Sawyer, Dr. W. A.: "Selling health to `employees through the plant publication," 508-512. Schneider, W. L.: Report of secre tary of Rubber Section, 712-713. Schofield, P. A.: "Safety instruction as a part of the sales personnel program, 446-549. Schools. Safety Work with: "Trip across the Meaaba" (Telford) 265 266. Work of Education Division, N. S. C.. 26T-268. Schultz, H. A.: "Every department head a safety director," 121-12/. Scott, C. B.: In defense of safety work, 650-654. Scott, 1. L.: Discussion of Mr. Kelle- vang's paper, 628-632. Solensten, R. T.: Discussion of Mr. Gam paper, 526-531. Speedometers: (See Automobile Driv ing.) Steam Railroad Section: Bulletin Committee report, 762. Chairman's report, 754-756. Membership Committee report, 761 762. Minutes, 753-844. Nominating Committee report, 766. Officers, 753-754; 766. Report of Committee on Prevention of Highway Accidents, 763-764. Report of Committee on Public Re lations, 765-766. Report of Committee on Statistics (Carrow) 773-778. Report of Secretary. 760-761. Resolutions. 821; 839. Resolutions Committee report, 778 779. Steam Railroads: (See Railroads.) Steamboat Inspection Service: `Es sentials of maritime safety" (Hoover) 5-11. ' Steamship: (See Marine Hazard Tank Steamers.) Steel Industry: (See Iron and Steel In dustry.) 1072 INDEX stevedoring-: CSee Marine Hazards.) Sub-Stations: -"Substation accident (Gillette) 584-583- - ... v Sulphide: (See Hydrogen Sulphide.) Surgeons: "Surgeon's viewpoint on returning men to service" (Hart man) 791-793. Sweeney, S. F. C.: "Generous co operation a necessity for progress of the safety movement in the stevedoring industry'' 25-28. Switches: In "Electrical hazards in the steel industry'' (Cramer) 143. Sword: To open sheet "stickers," 180; 183. Tanks: Gas task carrier, ISO; 183. Tank Steamers: "Accident prevention on tank steamships" (Tode) 29-32. Tanners: (See Packers and Tanners.) Tanning Industry: "Practical appli cation of safety among leather workers" (Corey) 308-311. (See also Leather Industry.) Taxicab and Fleet-Owners' Section: Minutes, 845-921. . . Officers, 845; 871. _ ,^ Report of Nominating Committee, S71. . Report of Poster Committee, S45-847. Taxicabs: (See Automobile Driving.) Telford, Marion: School safety,- 265 266. Telephone Industry: "Accident pre vention work in the Michigan Bell Telephone Company" (Gardner) 639-642. Hazards of employees riding on trucks, 656. Textile Industry: Health problems of the textile industry" (Knapp) 953 965. "How unusual results were accom plished bv a group safety cam paign" (JiarBrapie) 94 7-950. "Ktvjetont of textile safety" (Grif fith) 926-932. "Minimum requirements for safety in woolen mills" (MacNulty), 5799S5. "Preventing accidents from Hying shuttles" (Santlel) 972-976. (See also Cotton Mills: Woolen Mills.) Textile Section: Minutes. 922-9S6. Officers. S22. Report of poster Committee, 924. Report of publicity Committee, 923 926. Report of Statistical Committee, 954. Thompson, .lay: -"First aid at quar ries," 703-710. Titus, IN. F.: "Organizing for safety- on the Pacific Coast." 42-50. Tode, A- M.: "Accident prevention on tank steamships," 29-32. Toe Guards: (See Feet, Injuries.) Transportation: (See Handling Mate rials. ) Trucks: Guard for four-wheel truck wheels, 312. Truett, J. H.: "Community safe driv- , ing schools," 910-912. Tube Skiver: . Guard. 724. ' Tufts, B. B.: Discussion of Mr. Herr's _ paper, 539-540. Lnited States Navy: "Navy's con tribution to safety at sea" (Ben son) 12-18. Van Brunt, A. J-: "Accident preven tion in the gas industry," 593-595. Vandercook. D. C.: "Getting the most out of your magazine," 549-553. Ventilation: In- "Safety practices in and about Alabama coal mines" (Davidson) 197-198. Viteles, M. S.: "Selection and train ing of taxicab drivers," 894-503. Vocational Training: "Positive and constructive thoughts on safety or the fundamentals upon ' which . - safety is -based and results accom plished by their application" (Howard) 114. . Voss, J. A.: "Contests," 152-154. Waddington, T. W.: "Safety methods and accomplishments in some At lantic seaboard refineries," 449-457. Wallace, D. J.: "Experience and pros pect of safety in producing terri tory," 416-421. warfel, A. C.: -"Safe practices in steamship terminal operations," 94-97. . Washburn, H. C.: Report of Poster Committee or Textile Section, 924. Webb, H. F.: Report of chairman of Publicity Committee of Public Utilities Section, 568-569. Welfare Work: Discussion of Mr. Jones' paper (Carrow) 773-778. "Welfare -as applied to safety" (Jones) 766-773. Weston, J. C.; Address, 716-719. White. A. R.: "Woods as a problem in overhead." 1049-1055. "While. H. C.: "Safety thought," 668 6 2. Williams. "Whiting: Plant publica- ___ lions, 541-542. Wollr.er. W. S.: "Accident prevention work in passenger automobile and freight ferry service." 89-94. Woitz, J. M.: 'Rule books." 164-166. Women in Industry: VJiiwfmum re quirements for safety in woolen mills" (MacNulty) SS3-984. Woodworking Industries: "Accidents in woodworking" (Reid) 1030-1035. Discussions of Mr. Fuller's paper (Keown) 1021-1024. "Where accidents occur in the wood working industry"' (Fuller) 1010 1019. (Sec* also Jointers: Saws; Shapers.) "Woodworking Sections: Joint meet ing with Paper and Pulp Section, 1037-1062. * Minutes. SS7-1036. Nominating Committee report, 1019. Officers. 9S7: 1019. Woolen Mills: "Minimum require ments for safety In woolen mills" (MacNulty) 979-985. Workmen, Injured: . "Surgeon's view point oh returning men to serv- ___ ice" (Hartman) 7S1-793. Works Committees: (See Employees' __ Representation.) .- Wright, W. C.: "Safegt ding foun- . dry hazards," 130-132. . Yates. V. C.: "Operating organization with a unified safety mind," 304. Yates, B. C.: Report of Chairman of .. Mining Section, 193-194. Ziegler,- N. V. B.: "Committees," 163 164. INDEX VOLUME III Accident Reports, see Report Forms. Accident Statistics: "Row accidents happen" (Dublin), 19-27. How motor vehicle accidents occur. In "How accidents happen" (Dub lin), 25-26. Accidents--Costs: "What do home ac cidents cost the nation" (Kopf), 168-174. "Agricultural states, Practical law for" (Skeel), 68-74. Automobile Driving: Drivers' license law, 67.99. Drivers' license laws, 75-81. "Drivers' licenses and examination laws'* (Fenner), 81-86. ."Farmers' viewpoint" (Palmer), 9099 "Practical law for an agricultural state" (Skeel), 68-74. Psychological tests, 86. "Safety--a necessity of the motor age" (Haynes), 4-12. * States that require a drivers' license. Bartlett, C. L. z Talk to junior representatives, 194 196. "What are ,aws for?" 28-31. Children, Safety Work With: Junior Safety Council representa tives, 193-199. St. Paul Junior police. 119-120. See also Junior Safety Councils: Schools; Safety Work in. Citizenship: "Safety education and citizenship (Scott), 12-13. City Officials: Police aild city officials session, 101-125. Classification of Causes of Accidents: "How accidents happen" (Dublin), 19-27. .Collins, M. A.: Chicago traffic survey, 102 Compulsory Insurance, see Insurance, Compulsory. ' Connecticut Department of Motor Ve hicles: Organization. In "Admin istration of a motor vehicle law" <Stoeckel) 4i Com, E. W.: '"Most accidents occur in. homes of poorly houses!," 189-191. Davidson, Dr. S. G.: "Handling acci dent cases in the hospital. 178-181. Drivers' License, see Automobile Driv ing. Dublin, Dr. X,. I.: "How accidents hap pen," 19-27. Education: "Safety education and cit izenship" (Scott), 12-19. ' Education. Division: "Public safety, and education," 3-37. Examination of Automobile Drivers, see Automobile Driving. Eynon.SB. G.: "Relation of state and city departments in administration of motor vehicle laws," 49-53. "Farmers' viewpoint" (Palmer), 90-95. Fenner, D. C.: "Driver licenses and examination laws," 81-86. Fire Prevention: `Home fires and their causes" (Mendelsohn), 185-187. Grade Crossings: "Minnesota, stop crossing law," 59-60. Haynes. F. J.: "Safety--a necessity of the motor age." 4-12. Headlights: "Headlight regulations and enforcement" (Hunt), 63-65. Health: Center of information upon employees' health, 181-182. Hill. C. E.z "Safety as a community problem." 30-37. Home Safety: Discuss!*, l, 191-192. "Handling accident cases In the hos pital" (Davidson), 178-181. "Home fires and their causes" (Men delsohn), 185-187. Kansas City campaign, 18S-1S9. "Most accidents occur in homes of poorly housed" (Com), 189-191. "What accidents mean to the family" (Lapp). 174-178. "What do home accidents cost the nation?" (Kopf), 168-174. Women help to make better vn^::n: safety. 183-184. Home Safety Session. 167-192., Hospitals'; "Handling accident cases in the hospital" (Davidson), 17S- tat. "How acrideTits happen" (Dublin), 19- Fi:mb J. FT ; "Headlight regulations Tnisr^vnc#. t?r5i*w>ry: Pi.sctf !r. "Administration of a -motor ve hicle law" i Stnecice!), 46-47. Junior police, see Police. Junior Sat'etv Councils: Session, 20t- 202. ' Junior Safety Council Representatives, Session. 193-199. ` Kopf, E. W.: ""What do home acci dents cost the nation?" 168-174. Lapp, Dr. J. A.: "What accidents mean to the family," 174-I7S. Lavs: "What are laws for?" (Bartlett), 28-31. See also Traffic Laws. Left Hand Turns: Discussion. 143. License laws, see Traffic laws. McCIintock, Miller, "How to- make a community traffic survey," 13S- 146. Mclllralth, E. J.: "Recent develop ments in traffic signals," 131-137. Marsh, B. W.: "Organizing for the city traffic problem," 150-162. Mendelsohn. P.: "Home fires end their causes," 185-187. Missouri Association for Street and Highway Safety: Organization, 60. Motor Vehicle Laws, see Traffic laws. 203 204 INDEX O'Neil, W. F.: "Practical system for reporting and tabulating acci dents," 102-106. Ordinances, see Traffic laws. Palmer, X,. B.: "Farmers' viewpoint,"; 30-95. . ,,. Pedestrians: Discussion, 149-150. Police and City Officials' Session: Minutes 101-125. Police Departments: Discussion, 111-114. Junior police, 9S. Junior police in St. Paul, 122. Powell, W. B.: '.`Traffic control by signal lights," 127-130. . Public Safety: , "How to make a community traffic survey" (McCIlntock), 138-146. "Safety as a community problem," (Hill), 30-37. Public Safety Division: Minutes, 3-202. Report of Committee on Public Ac cidents. 19-27. Report Form--Public: Accident reporting card (Robb), 106 109. "Practical system for reporting and tabulating accidents" (O'Neil), 102-106. Rewards: Presentation to children (Van Scholck), 197-198. Robb, C. E.: Accident reporting card. 106-109. Rounds, EL O.: "Uniform city ordi nances and regulations," 115-119. Schools--Safety Work in: "Safety education and citizenship (Scott), 12-19. ,, School safety and junior safety councils. 201-202. See also Children. Safety Work with: Junior Safety Councils. Scott, Dr. Z. E.: "Safety education and citizenship." 12-19. Signals--Traffic: Automatic signal system and com plaints of merchants, 147-14S. Discussion, 149-150. Progressive signals, 13S. "Recent developments in traffic sig nals" (McIUraith). 131-137. "Traffic control by signal lights" (Powell). 127-130. Vary traffic speed from block to block, 137. Signs: St. Paul stop signs, 120. Skeel. D. F.: "Practical law for an agricultural state." 68-74. Speed: Automatic speed registering devices In Europe. 124. State Officials Session: Minutes, 39-65. States-: Progress of year in state legis lation and safety organization, 54 62. Stevenson, Idabella, Greetings from N. S. C.t 196. Stoeckel, R. B.: "Administration of a motor, vehicle law," 40-48. Surveys, see Traffic Surveys. Taxation of Motor Vehicles: In "Ad . ministration of a motor vehicle law" (Stoeckel). 42-44. . Tests for Automobile Driving, see Automobile Driving.' Texas Council of Safety: Program 62-63. - Traffic: ' .- Automatic signal system and com plaints of merchants, 147-148. . Comparison in organization form in Pittsburgh, Detroit, Washington and Buffalo, 159-162. "How to make a community traffic survey" (McCIlntock), 138-146. "Organizing for the city traffic prob lem" (Marsh), 150-162. ' South American traffic.- 87-88. "Traffic control by- signal lit.-, .its" (Powell), 127-130. . Traffic Daws: . "Administration of a motor vehicle law" (Stoeckel), 40-48. . "Practical law for .an agricultural state" (Skeel), 68-74. Progress of year In state legisla tion, 54-62. . "Relation of state and city depart ments in administration of motor vehicle laws" (Eynpn), 49-53. "Uniform city ordinances-and regula tions" (Rounds), 115-119. ' Traffic, see also Signals, Traffic^ Traffic Regulation and control.Session, 127-165. ' Traffic Surveys: "How to make a com munity traffic survey" (McClln- tock), 138-146. Uniform City Ordinances, see Traffic Daws. . Van Schoick. D. J.: ' Presentations to children, 197-198. ' "What are laws for?" (Bartlett), 28-31. Women's Activities: Paterson women interested in safety work, 187-188. Women help to make better home safety, 185-188.