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34th NATIONAL SAFETY CONGRESS * */ ' : * ` , CHICAGO October 7-lL'-194B . VOLUME I . Part 1 - General Subject and ? ^ * . % . . Industrial Sessions cVOLUME I* Port 2 conclude* the Industrial Scmirians VOLUME n: ooaiaiEs . tbe Traffic* Commercial; Vehicle. Transit Schooland CoUege.'HDome, Farm and.Women'i Actirities Seem arm . . .r " *''<- >) - - .................. .` . oC ' v ' ' Q - National^ Safety Gounaklnc. - ` V- , . * . ' .. 20 North Wadcer Diir*^^ 8 ,< * .* - Copyright 1947,'National Safety Council, Inc. Priated i* TULA. ' ' CONTENTS .Volume 1 Part 1 Council . Officer*....................................................................................... ir Usi^ .the`Transactions............................................................. xi Annual. Meeting of. Member*....................................................... Accident iFacts...................................................... 1 17 Banquet....................................................... BoQen' iand Pressure Vessels....................................................... 33 Chemkxd:Waste:Disposal................................................ Cohference of Federal Safety Engineers..................................... 57: EledricaL Hazards.................................................................................... 59 rxzv irvmzuoxi................................................................ Industrial Health......................................................... Labor* Management'............................................................ Maintaining Interest................................................... Plastic Face and Eye Protectors.................'................................... 113 , BalmmHwtim ....................................................................................115? 43 oo 71 85 103 Speaking Straight--Thinking Straight.. *................'_... .121- Testihg. Safety Equipment................................................ 145; - Visaed |,Aids. ..'. ............................................153 Walkway Surfaces..j.................................................................. 159 Aircraft Manufacturing Section...................................... 163` Air Transport Section............................................................ .175; ASSE---Engineering Section............................................... 201 Automotive and Machine Shop Section.......................................205. Cement3 and Quarry`Section............................................................... 229. Chemical Section..................................................... <............................239 - Coal Mining Section.............................. ..-.......................................... .255<j Const.rui ction Section........................................'................................... .297; Part 2 Empk^ee Publications Section......................................................317 Food. Sections. .............................. -V.............................................319 Industrial Nursing Section. ....................................................... .343 Marine Section......1 .>..J.......................................................... 37lf Meat-Padring. Tanning and Leather Industries Section... 403? MetalsSection.........i........................................................... 429' Mining- Section;......;.............................. ....................................... .451 Paper and. Pulp Section....:........................................................... 483 Petroleum'Section, i.:. `............................................................... ......... 503 Power Press' Section .531 Public, Utilities Section... ..............................................549 HubberSection .--------.....................................................................567* Steam Railroad Textile Section Section ...................................................O...........r.........5.67107 Wood Products. Section. .635 ^Safety `Exposition 'Exhibitors..............................................................645 Index 7. .*.:...... ..651 Jakes B. Black, President, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, San , Francisco, Calif. V. . S. Bruce Black, President; Liberty Mutual Insurance Company, - Boston, Mass. MorgaxB.Braixard, President, Aetna Life Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn. Casox J. Callaway, Bluer Spring Farms, Hamilton, Ga. Johx W. Carpenter, President, Texas Power and Light Company, Dallas,.Tex. \ Thomas L Cashex, Chairman, Railway Labor ^Executives' Asso- . riation, Washington, D. C William G. Chandler, . President, Scripps-Hovnifd,'Supply Com- ,pany; New York, N. Y. ... ., Kenneth B. Golmax, President, J. M. Colman Company, Seattle, Wash.. \ . . . ' Howard Cookley, Chairman of the Executive Committee, American Standards Association, New York, N. Y. Frederick C Crawford, President, Thompson Products, Inc, Cleve land, Ohio . Walter. J. Cummixos, Chairman of the Board, Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company, Chicago, EL Ned'H. Dearmrx, President; National Safety. Council, Chicago, 111. Richard R. Deufree,^ President,' Procter and - Gamble Company, Cincinnati, Ohio Bexjamix F. Fairless, President, United States Steel Corporation, c Pittsbnrghi'Pa. ... -' cFraxos J. Gavix, President, Great Northern Railway Company, Sl Pan!, Minn. ,- ; _ \^ Walter S. Gifford, President, American Telephone and Telegraph; Co, New York, N.Y. t William Greek, President, American Federation of Lafror. Wash- \ ington, D. C *` .. E; Rolaxd Harrtmax, Brown Brothers Harriman and Company, New York, N.Y. * \` = .. William A. Tkvxx(-. Member, Executive Committee, United. States .SteelCorporation, New rYodc, N. Y,- ' William Mr,Jeffers, Vice Chairman of the Board, Union Pacific . Railroad Cbmpany, North Hollywood, Calif. Horace P. Liversidge, President, Philadelphia Electric Company, Philadelphia, Pa. r . `... , ^Gustav Metzmax, President, New York Central Systrin, New York, "'N.Y:" . *'?: . . .. Thomas A. Morgan, Chairinan, The Sperry Corporation, New York, HVY- - . '' . ' BhAef Murray,president. Congress of Industrial Organizations, Washington, D:*C. . National Safety Council, Inc. zs-<zt-Lazge: - .; . Dr. D. B. ARMST*ON<^i*^cood. Vice-Pre^dent,' Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., New York, N. Y..- . J. L Barash, Consulting Engineer, Chicago, HL : C W. Bergquist, Hinsdale, I1L W. F. Brown, Safety Director, Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc^New York, N. Y. ' A. J. R. C^smi, Assistant to General Manager, Portland Cement As sociation,'Chicago, EL ' . .. . Ned H. Dearborn, President, National Safety Council, Chicago, 111. R. H. Ferguson, Manager of Safety, Republic Steel Corp, Cleve land, Ohio . " , ' Kirk Fox, Editor, Sncoessful Farming, Meredith Publications,JDes Moines, Iowa " .' Earl Fyler, Superintendent of Industrial, Relations, Camegie-Illi- nois Steel Corp, South Works,Xhkagot EL. W. Earl Hall, Managing Editor, Mason City Globe-Gazette, Mason Gty, Iowa . V - Juuen H. Harvey, Managing Director, National Conservation Bu reau, New York, N. Y. . : T. Lyle Hazlett, Medical Director, Westingbouse Electric'Corp^ East Pittsburgh, Pa. : . , ; Dr, H. T. Heald, President, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chi . cago, I1L Janes W. Hooson, Assistant Western- Counsel, Northern Pacific Railway Ca, Seattle,.Wash.'; ' - r . Mrs. Hiram G Houghton, Second Vice-President, General Fttlera- ^rioiKpf Women's Qnbs, Red Oak, Iowa ^V'- (j ('Walter G. King, Safety Director, American Optical Co-i New.York, . .. ; v.- ' jOhn E. Long, Superintendent of .Safety,' The Delaware and 'Hod- son Raijroad Corp^ Albany*N. Y; ' '. / ,-v.V ; Thomas H. MacDonald, Commissioner,-Public Roads Administra tion, Washington, D. G' - '. ' ''V'" - A-i'r! {{ -' Miss Pauune E. Mandico, Public Relations Counsel, New < York. N- Y. ' ; ;; ; ".'V- r;.y: > *:; Paul A. 'McGhee/ Dean of The School of General Edocatioci New York Univera^ NeW Y6^ N..Y. ^ y `* > j vjl., . ' . Harold L.- MnrzR, Manager,'Safety smdFire Prervention' Drvirion, E. I. du Pont de-Nemours'and C^ Iw^'Wnnfingtoa. ^Delaj ^ .Guy L. Noble, Managing^Difextdr,'NationalCbfnrnitfrcon Beys:and Girls Qub-Wjid^Chicagtt EL / - -J u Walter S. Pa ana^/Engineering and InspectiooDepartinen^ Aetna Life Affil C. Companies, Hartford, Corn/. ' -. ;' National Safety Council, Inc. *v Benjamin O'Shea, Mwnhfr; Bdard cli Directors, Union Carbide and Carbon Corp, New York, N.Y?^-'' .: Thomas-I. Pa*dnson, President, Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, New York, N. Y. ': W. S. S. Rodgers, Chairman, The Texas Company, New York. N. Y. William A Simpson, President, William Simpson Construction Company, Los Angeles, Calif. Herbert E. Smith, President, United States Rubber Company, New York, N.Y. . , Robert C Stanley, President, International Nickel Company of Canada, Ltd., New York, N. Y. ' "jJohn Stilwell, Vice-President, Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc, New York, N. Y. Juan T. Triepe, President, Pan-American Airways System, New York, N. Y. .' Harry C Wiess, President, Humble Oil and Refining Company, Houston, Texas ` . C EL Wilson, President, General Electric Company, New York, N. Y. Charles E. Wilson, President, Generaf Motors Corporation, De troit, Mich. v : Charles Deere Wiman, President, Deere and Company, Moline, 111. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairman of the Board of Directors: John Stilwell, Vice-Presi dent, Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, New York, N. Y. - ZB ' H. W. Anderson,- Vice-President in Charge of Industrial Relations General Motors Corp,/Detroit, Mich.. D. B. Armstrong, Second Vice-President, Metropolitan Life Insur ance Co, New York, N. Y. .' :. Wallace N. Barter, Executive Vice-President, Pullman Standard . Car Manufacturing Co, Chicago, HL . .. . w ; '' Thomas E. Braniet, President, Branlff Airways, Inc,.Dallas,- Texas James B. Carey, Secretary-Treasurer, Congress of Industrial Or ganizations, Washington; D.C T . 'L < . Clarence C Carlton, Vice-President, Motor Wheel Corporation, 4.arising. Midi. (f~Y " V _ ` ' . 7: ' . RX^f^Ata, Advertising Counsel, Portland, Ore. Cleo F. Craig, Vice-President, American Telephone and Telegraph Co, New York,*N.:-Y. . ' // .. ' ." ; . <>K.:.v Ned H. Dearborn, President, National Safety Council, Chicago, DL Mrs. LaFell Dickinson, President, General Federation of Women** Clubs, Washington, D. Q ' ............ ' vi National Safety Council, Inc. Wallace J. ` Falvey, Vice-President, Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance: Co, New York, N. Y. ^' ) W. EarlHall, Managing Editor, Mason City Globe-Gazette, Mason .Gty, Iowa -. Dl JP. Hartson, Vice-President, Equitable Gas Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. Dr. H.T. Heald, President, Illinois Institute of -Technology, Chi cago, IIL G. A. Heuser, President* Hairy Vogt Machine Co, Louisville, Ky. G A. Kirk,. Executive Vice-President, International Business Ma chines Corp, New York, N. Y. H. P. Ladds,' President, National Screw and Manufacturing Co., Cleveland, Ohio r.~'. George H. Lowe; Lowland Huggins, Ogden, Utah Alfred J. Lukdberg, Oakland, Calif. A. E. Lyon,; Executive Secretary, Railway Labor Executives Asso ciation,. Washington, D. C Miss Pauline E. Mandigo, Public Relations Counsel, New York. N. Y. 1. W. Millars, President,'Industrial Gloves Co, Danville. 111. Guy L. Noble,- Managing Director. National . Committee on Boys and Girls Qub Work, Chicago, 111. . Henry E. North, Vice-President, Metropolitan Life Insurance) Co., San Francisco, Calif. _ Js Walter S. Paine, Manager, Engineering and Inspection/^Depart ment,' Aetna Life Affiliated Companies, Hartford, Coon. \ C. E. Petttbone, Vice-President and Manager, Engineering Depart ment, American. Mutual Liability Insurance Co, Boston, Mass. R. .J. Rxigeluth, Treasurer, New Haven Trap Rock Co, New Haven,.Conn. - ' . Judge Lee E. Saiga, Appellate Court, Geveland, Ohio _ Theodore F. Smith,:President, Oliver Iron and Steel Corp, Pitts- btirgh. Pa. `' R. T. Solensten, Vice-President, Elliott Service Co, New York, N.Y. .^ Leslie J. Sorenson, Gty Traffic Engineer, Chicago,. 11L . John, Stilwell, Vice-President, Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, New York, Ni Y. * Robert J.. Watt, International Representative, American Federation of Labor,Washington,.D. G ' . .. C E- Wooueter," Director of Personnel, A. O. Smith Corp7 Mil . 'waiilce^ Wis. . ' '` ' EXECTTIVEBOABD Chairman.,of the Executive Board: Walter S. Paine,'Manager! . Engineering and Inspection Department, Aetna Life Affiliated . Companies,.Hartford, Cotm. : : National Safety Council, Inc. W. Graham Cole, Assistant Secretary, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co, NewYork, N. Y. . . :.v ... Jakes J. -Duggan, Supervisor, Equipment Safety and Fire Control. ' ' Div.,.Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp^,Sooth Charleston, W. * Va. . . Miss Joanna Johnson, " ' ... . >r Employers .Mutual Liability Insurance Co,, Milwaukee, Wis. . 'J W. Dean Keefe*, Second Vice-President, Lumbermens Mutual, _ Casualty Co., Chicago, I1L ; 1. E. Lovas, Safety Supervisor, United States Rubber Co, Passaic, ' N J. . HONORARY MEMBERS Assocation of Ison and Steel Engineers RqbebtW. Campbell Lew R. Palmer* . W. H. Cameron -John Stilwell ^ I. W. Millard / Deceased . PAST1 PRESIDENTS Robert W. Campbell* Arthur T. Morey* Lew R. Palmer* David Van Schaacx* Ralph C Richards* ;. C P. Tolmax Arthur H. Younc Marcus A. Dow . Lewis A. DeBlois . C B. Auel* Charles B. Scott* ' Walter G. King . . Homer E. Nuesz* . Brig. Gen. Henry A. Renini^r C E. Pettibone ' C W. Bexgquist J. L Banash John E. Long Dr. C H. Watson . D. D. Fennell -. John Stilwell ' . `Deceased X.-. 62 3%th National Safety Confess, 1946 Our record permit* us to keep close check on all transformer-bank loads. All bank locations and power circuits are shown on a m^p at maintenance headquarters to give us a dear picture of the location when trouble arises or when changes are con templated. - Conclusion The measure of good maintenance is the length of uninterrupted service of plant equipment Most production lines are pro gressive, . one machine depending on the adjacent one, one assembly line depending on. the one before. However, maintenance men need not, and must not sacrifice safety methods for experience. Frequently, tem porary repairs can be made so that manu facturing processes are not unduly delayed and permanent repairs postponed until a shut-down period. However, extreme cau tion must be observed to prevent such postponements being overlong and safety sacrificed. . Maintenance personnel should be trained and experienced on all types of electrical equipment There is possibly a greater de gree of efficiency in having each man trained for a specific type of electrical apparatus, such as electronics, cranes, DC generators, air conditioning units, control panel construction and machine controls. But, in case of an emergency the specialist may not be available; there may be two emergencies at one time. It has been our experience that a group of men who can do all the .'different types of work give us a more flexible working force and better job-as-a-whole efficiency. Important Points 1. No person, except as electrician, should open or close a switch. . 2. All motor starters should be ME CHANICALLY blocked out before motor lead wires are disconnected. . 3. Under no circumstances allow an elec trician to work on high voltage equipment albne - ; '- 4. Insist on the use of safety protective equipment regardless of the time element involved. ' o' " 5. Provide instruction classes for arti ficial respiration with frequent refresher sessions. 6. Inspect quently and recccr unsafe for use. tools fre discard if 7. Hold briefing session to chedc new building plans and machine moves for safety hazards. Gasdired furnaces may be located ndar combustible or explosive..material in the plans--correct them-at.the source. 8. Insist that areas where repair work is done is deancd1up after completion. 9. Never allow an employee to work a line hot unless absolutely necessary, and then only when equipped with the proper safety materials. 10. Ally your department closely -with maintenance--you' depend on them for haz ard correction; they depend on yon for advice and instruction/1' . 11. Be on the watch for new and better safety equipment and see "that, the proper persons are informed. . : ... In addition new men are more easily trained, employees co-operate with each other better, job-jealousy is eliminated, and less production time is lost 12. flenxmber, mspectSon3 should be made of all electrical equipment: tint-'may in any way become a deatlwlealing or Crippling device. . , . -------------- ---------------- . ` t. * * High Frequency Heating A.* T. LATTAUZEA . ting2&: Application Electronics Eng. (/' . Wistingbouse Electric Cbrp. . When \a^new tool is introduced to in dustry thequestion of safety considerations becomes of primary importance. High fre quency heating installations range in power capacity from a. few hundred watts to The high, frequency generators!take;1ow frequency power from the lin^V convert it first into DC power' and tben-.Into-high .frequency.power. ' - '.r.':,j . . The frequency of the - outputepexwee;ofthe generator varies betwem;200}Jdlocycles 202 34th National Safety Congress^l946 . '* J. D. Gurley, Employers Ins. Co. of Ala4 Birmingham, Ala. (Alabama Chapter). Julius Hannocx, U. S. Engineers, Oak Ridge, Term. (Oak Ridge Chapter). George F. Hour, W. C Lipe, Inc, Syracuse,.N. Y. (Central New:YockChjgrter);^ S. B. HorreiIl, Carey Salt Company, Hutchinson; Kansas^(Widiita^Qapter).7, ^ William E. Jonesi Qimax Molybdenum Co, Climax Colorado' (Colorado Chapter). W. I. Kent, Magnolia Petroleum Co, Dallas,-Texas (Southwest Chapter). - ^ Frank A. King, Mine Safety Appliance Co, Atlanta,`-Ga. (Georgia Chapter). . Paul C Lamb, Lever Brothers Co, Cambridge)'Mass. (Bostoo^Chapter)) - Henry S. Lee, Travelers Ins. Cd, Minneapolis, Minn.:(Northwest Chapter). , . 0~W. MacRitchie,' E. I. duPout <Jc Nemours,' Niagara CFUls,\N^f. (Niagara Frontier Chapter). ' *\ )_ ' J.'Howard MYgas^Atlantic Rfg. Co., Philadelphia, Pa. (Philadelphia Chapter). M. U. Oakes, ^Sacramento ATSC, McClellan Rdd, CaliL' (Sacramento Valley Chapter). v~ *. A. F. Parmelee, U. S. Safety Service Co, Kansas Gty, Mo. (Kansas Gty Chapter). John H. Selden, Liberty Mutual Ins. Co., Springfield, Mass. OVefiera Massachusetts Chapter).' -* ^ C P. Smith, Laclede Steel Co, Alton, 111. (St Louis Chapter). " ' ` . S. T. Smith, Consolidated Steel Corp, Maywood, Calif. (Los Angeles Chapter). Berle Swift, Barnsdall CHI Co., Tulsa, Okla. (Tplsa Chapter]^. ^ . *. . E. F. Tincley, United; Gas Pipe line Co, Houston, Tas*((*lS-<3oBLSt^ Chapter). Howard P. Wall, American Optical Cal, New York, N# Y. (Metropolitan Chapter). . William F. Weber, Westem_E!ecliic Co^JCearny, N. J. (New Jersey .Chapter)/ : Robert H. Williams, Bingham Pump Co, Portland, Ore. (Portland;Chapter). Philup L. Wise, Blaw-Knox Company, Blawnox Pa. (Western ^Pennsylvania Chapter). ' . ` I. C. Yates, Alabama Drydock & Shipbldg. Co, Mobile, Ala. (Mobile Chapter). * Past General Chairmen-- ' . j. I. Banash, Consulting Eng:, Chicago, I1L Ep W. Beck, United States Rubber Co, New York, N. Y. . . . H. R. Bixler, life Offccej Management Assn, New York, N,, Y. C B. Boulet, WisconsrirPublic Service Corp, Milwaukee, Wis. Fred W. Braun,' Employers Mutuals, Wausau, Wis. S R. E. Donovan, Standard Oil Cd, of Calif, San Frandsco, Calif. H. .J. Griffith, Vesta Chaimopin Coal Divn, Jones & LanghEn Steel Corp, Pitts burgh, Pa. 0 ` WaDean Keefer, Lumbermens MctcaLCascatty Co, Guctgo^ IIL ; . , / . .. Robert McA. Keown-, Industrial 'dbrnmissioc of Wisconsin. Madison, Wis. / . Wills MA.'fcLACHLAN} Hydro-Electric Power Comnnsskm.^brocto) Orit.: Canada. ' Walter S. PAtNE^ftetna Casualty & Sirrety.Col, Hartforil, Conn. / A. S. Recula, General Time Instrument Corp, New York, N. Y. ~ D. L. Royer, Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corp, New York, N. Y. Georce E. Sanford, Brookline, Mass. - .. C W. Smith, Scotts, Mich. ` ;. - H. S. Smith, Union Carbide & Carbon Corp, New York, N. Y. ; R. F. Thalner, Buick Motor Divn.; General Motors Corp, Flifit; Mich. S. E. Whiting, Swampscott, Mass. ' ` Shop Sectiorl *\ Executive Committee 1946-1947 General Chairman--J. W. Younc, International Harvester Co., Chicago, 111 ' ' . r' . ' ' ... . Vice-CkeArmeh-- ' . *> . - J. E. Mooke, Corporate Service, Inc, Detroit, Mich. 1' * L, B. Loomis, Fisher Body, TemstedtDiv, General Motors Corporation, Detroit, Mich. f X * Secretary--]?. H. Ilug, Aluminum Company of America, New Kensington, Pa. Hews Letter Committee .... _ P F. Buwcaa^.Frigidaire Div, General Motors Corp, Dayton, Ohio. F. H. HtTMrM*aCYs, American Car and F6undry Co, New York, N. Y... Loots'A. Galaxtucci, General ElectricCompany, Bloomfield, N. J. ' Engineering Committee-- .* -- D.'TJ Mould, 'General Motors Corp.,; Detroit, Mich. -F. R.~DriCK,' Tbe Btdla^ Bridgeport, Conn. -F.WTFisrE, The ^Irewer-Titchener Corp, Cortland, N. Y. ' / * Health Committed- ~ : .. . '- A.L-Bssooks, M.D, Fisher Body Div, General Motors Corn, Detroit. . C. F.JEcel;:MD^ Westinghouse Electric Corp, East Pittsburgh, Pa/* ; ? ` * - .; JFkaxk A. Patty, General Motors Corp,- Detroit, Mich. *. _ hfembersiuf Commiiiee-- ' w ' . : D. L-'McCclly, Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Wilmerdirig, Pa. Feed G. Yeltox, Delco-Remy Div, General Motors Corpl, Anderson, Ind. . Arraus E. Ewing, Latrobe Electric Steel Co., Latrobe, Pa. Program Committee--y : . 0 ..'V- 0 C: As DeMono^ Kelsey-Hayes .Wheel Co, Detroit, Midi. ^aul.1J. Blacic, Westrfaghouse Electric Corp,Lima, Ohio. . ' JR-'D.: Harvey* The Murray Corporation of America, Detroit, Mich. ri[l O. EitocHS, Chevrolet-Flint Div. of General Motors, Corp, Hint, Mich. . 206 34th National Safety CoHgrcss, 1946 Publicity Committee-- ' -_ . C B. Cornell, Chrysler Corp, Detroit, Mich. . Gerald C Squier, Bulldog Electric Proc, Detroit, Michy*/ Edward G. Hoctzman, Wagner Electric Corp3J5tl Locis, Mcx: Statistical Committee-- ... ; . . ( Geo. F. Nuernbeiger, A1 B. Dick Co, Chicago,HE*. *** M. F. Biancarm, Allis-Chalmers Mfgf Co; Mflwahkee^Wis. H. j. Jennings, General Electric Coi, West Lyiu Mass. >\ - ~ 1 ` Off-the-Job Committee-4 ' _ 0. C. Boileau, R-l^Ay/Victor Div, Radio Corporatioa of America, Camden, N. J. W. E. Brown, Jr., The Gty Auto Stamping Co., Toledo,.Ohio. Poster Committee-- .' '- ' Mark A. Kroger, Wilson Foundry & Machine Co., Pontiac, Mich. Loyle Davis, Mueller Co, Decatur, I1L B. O. Gibbs, The Emerson Electric Mfg. Co, St. Louis, Mo. 7~ ------- ~-------- *. . , '* . . . * ' Members-ot-Large-- . -. . . . O. F. Lehman, Chrysler Corp, Detroit, Mich! 1945-1946. . .. .. *W. A. Bechill, Dodge-Chicaga Plant, Chrysler .Corp, Detroit, Mkh. 1938-1939. J. C. Bower, Westinghonse Electric & Mfg. Co, East Pittsburgfa, Pa. 1939-1940. . *M. A. Clark, Labor Relations Institute, Detroit, Mich! 1936-1937.' ' r.:! ' . *H. B. Duffus, Wr<:tinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co, East Pittsburgh, Pa.T943-1944. *Hq\^t L; Fracher, Detrdit^Steel Products Co, Detroit, Mkh.- 1930-193L-; *Gr! A. Kubchenmeister.-Dominion Forge & Stamping Co, WaBcenriBe,' Ont, Canada. ' 1925-1926.. ^ "! . *M. J. McCarthy, Fisher Body Detroit Dirn General MotOn Corp, Detroit,' Mkh. 1933-1934. '*.'* V';v'*o*:;r Robert A. Shaw, Detroit Diesel Engine Dir,. General M6torsrCorp, Detroit, Mich. 1920-1921.' . ;C:. Lt. Comps. Paul S. Stricker, USNR, Bostoo Nayy Yar^'Bdt^^ ./ .'V *R. F. Thalxzr, Bukk Motor Div, Genenfl Motc^ Corp^ilT^' Mkt'1924-1W5. V, I. Trotier, Curtiss-Wright Con>, Buffalo, N. Y.'1940-1941.. h ' ; 'v " . *G E. Woouever, A. O. Smith Corp, Milwaukee, Wls. 1942-1943. .... l l , . rStaff Representative--B. A. Grainger, National Safety Council, Inc, Chicago/ HI. .! . Pist Gtneral Chairman and .*\ Executive Committee 1946-1947 General Chairman--F. J. Bottinctojc, New York Trap Rock Corp, Newburgh, N. Y. * Ci ' '' # * . Vice-Chairman--J. R. Boyd, National Crushed. Stone Assn, Inc, Washington, .D. C. Secretary---RouA M. Turten, National Lime Assn, Washington, D. C .1 - * ,* , News Letter Editor--L. D. Cowuxg, Louisville Cement Corp, Inc, Speed, Inch. Engineering Committee Chairman--Fionicx B. Huxt, Dewey Portland Cement Co, Davenport, la. * '' `' .m , * -i . Membership Committee Chairman--Lea P. Wamw, Ja, Wamer^o, Philadelphia, Pa. Program-Committee Chairman--Walter J. SOHill, MiisciurL-Porftijw-Cement Co, St. Lotu.s, M. L vI.' . r *:. - t; . Statistics Committee Chairman--Forest T. Moyer, U. S..rBureau of Mines, Washington, D. C, '\ * ; ' < : Visual Aid Committee Chairman--F. L. Maus, Alpha Portland Cement Co, Easton, Pa. - . Members-at-Large-- . ' . ** ' ' VI P. Ahearjt, National.Sand & Gravel Assn., Washington, D. C ^ . H. M. Beatty, The Kelley Island Lime & Transport Co, Cleveland, Ohio. A. J. R. Cunts, Portland Cement Assn, Chicago, I1L .' ' R. A. DrmtA*, Universal Atlas Cement Co, Chrysler Bldg, New Yojrk, N. Y. ' .0. M. Graves, The General Crushed Stone Co, Easton, Pa, , Joh. Noryig, Penhsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp, Nazareth, Pa. <-. M. C. Mi^PoriAm, National Gypsam.Co, Buffalo/N. Y^: . .. W.'lt Powrq, Medusa Portland Cement Co, Cleveland, Ohio.. - ^ Geherax. H. A. REKTWCER, Lehigh Portland Cement Co, Allentown, Pa W. E. Wnrc, Marblehead Lime Co, Chicago. HI. ' > : . . A. L.-Wor^^,*Ncw Havcn^Trap Rode Co, New Haven, GSfip. . ... r \ StafF'ReprescntatTVt--G. G. Grieve, National. Safety Council, Inc, Chicago, III 229 y Marine Section Executive Committee 1946-1947 . General Chairman--Castle Kendall,' Bethlehem Steel Company, Inc, Bethlehem, Perm. Vice General Cha*nt*ffr\ (Executive Committee Activities in New York)--Willaxd F. . Jones, Golf Oil Corporation, New York;'N. Y. Advisory Committee (Fast. General Chairmen)-- W. C Gaeeutt, Pittsburgh Steamship Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Cabl E. Holmes, Marsh and McLennan, Inc, New York, N. Y. Captain Edward C Holden, Jsl, United States P. & L Agency, Inc, New York, N. Y. Captain E. W. Fisxe, Jk^ Marine Transportation Dept, Socony-Vacuum Oil Com pany, Inc, New York, N. Y. . John S. Huntee, The Atlantic Refining Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Captain Feanx H. Cocan, The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western R. R. Co., Hoboken, N. J. Aexhue M. Took, Consulting Engineer, New York, N. Y. Assistant General Chairman (Programs; Meetings and Conventions)--H. M. Wicr, Ameri can Bureau of Shipping, New York, N. Y. * Assistant General Chairman (Membership)--E. P. Haters, U. S. Employees' Compensation Commission. Washington, D. C _. -' ) Assistant General Chairman (Ship Construction and'Repcur)--John W. Thomson, Ship- balding Division, Bethlehem Steel Company, San Francisco, Calif. Assistant General Chairman (Marine Industrial Relations)--'!. E. Buchanan, Marine Department, The Texas Company, New York, N. Y. Assistant General Chairman (Public Relations)--Cornelius H. Callaghan, Maritime Association of the Port of New York, New York,. N. Y. Axsixtmt General Chairman (Posters)--Hajcqcd J. Segxave, Mine Safety Appliances Company, New York, N. Y, Secretary (Admiralty and Maritime Counsellor)--Henxy C Exdehbach, Hagen and Eiden- baeb. New York, N. Y. .. - Editor, Marine News Letter--Captain Heney Blackstone, United States-BJk L Agency, Incy-SanFrandsco, Calif.'1 ' \ *. _ Assistant Editor, Marine News Letter--E. F. Lange, Bethlehem-Alameda Shipyard, Ala meda; Calif. > Regional Activities and Committees Chairman, Coastal Regions--Admieal J. F. Faeley, U. S. Coast Guard, Washington, D. C. Assistant Chairman* Coastal Regions--Captain G. M. Phannemillee, United States Coast Gdard/New York; N. Y. Director 'Atlantic Region-^Theodoee Gelsee, Federal Shipbuilding and Drydock Company, - Kearny, N. J. '. ' ^; Assistant DirectorAtlantic Region--Hebxan J. Noedsteom,' Newport News Shipbuilding ' and D^r Dock Company, Newport News, Va. .^ Director/Gulf Region--Joseph F.* Zucca, Consolidated Steel Corporation, Orange, Texas. Assistant^Director,. Gulf Region--'Emjtest Richaed, Mississippi Shipping Company, New .'Orie^ns,:-LaL'' .v " ' ' I- . ^ ' m Metals Section Executive Committee 1946-1947 General Chairman--Jacob L. Rxdixgxx; Inland Steel Co, East Chicago, Ind. First Vice Chairman--F*anx W. Kn/rr^fbtxs & Langhlin Steel Corp, Pittsburgh, Pa. Second "V ice-Chairman-- -J. .F. OxxiNS, Youngstown Sheet & T. ub1e C, o*, Youngstown, Ohio. Secretary--H. H.McGDexLe^JtepublicSteel Corporation, Warren, Ohio. News Letter Editor--V. C KAumcAJt, Jones & Langhlin Steel Corp, Pittsburgh, PaA- Engineering Committee--J. J.` Bocghzy (Chairman), Carnegie-Hlinois Steel C6rp, Chicago, J. M. Helot, Inland Steel Co, East Chicago, Ind. . . Mxlo W. G*AY, Weirtoa Steel- Co,Weirton, W. Va. . J. W. Yotrac, International Harvester Cd, Chicago, HL J. P/Gatbekux, Great Lakes Steel Co, Ecorse, Mich. Program Committee--Dah Fakxell (Chairman)^ Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; . .. J. P. Leoxaxo, Blaw-Knox Co, Pittsburgh, Pa. : G. O. GatrrtK, Drarro Corp, Neville Island. Pittsburgh, Pa: V. T. Ecmr, Republic Steel Corp, Chicago, I1L ' C E. Wasocx, Acme Sted Co, Riverdale. *I1L Edwaxb G. JOHKSTOwr, Vamdium Corp. of America, Niagara Falls, N.' Y. . ' (< ' . : 'Contest Committee--Paul E. GamrpMAjr (Chairman), Rustless Iron and Steel Corp, Baltimore 13, M<L ; '/ T. F. BtAOY, Internatiocal Nickel Ccx, Huntington, W. Va. . : ,J. M. Bbooks, MJchle Printing Press Be Manufacturing Gx, Chicago, I1L R. F. BtmcAXxmxa, Tennessee Coal, Iron Be.RJL.CowBinninghain, Ala,_ Jaot A. Dowxrr, Ja, Sloss-Sheffield Steel & IryBiWiftham, Ah.*, } . . Poster Committee Jaots Nous (Chairman),- Bcthlchpy^teel- Cow Bethlehem, Pa. A. H. Z*rLncc*a,- Colorado Fuel.and Iron Corp, Poe&o, Colorado. . . - Ged J. Escanaoo,.Repuhlic Steel Corp, Buffalo, N. Y... .' ^-W. W. MAcVtcm, Bethlehem Steel Co, Sparrows Point, Md. ^Vnxoir G Kxxc^ Wkkwire Spacer Steel Gx,'Clihtpn,'Mass. Railway Car Builders Committee--P. J. B*axd (Chairman), Pullman-Standard Car Mfg. Gx, Pullman, Chicago, TO. - . : . /. , > ' '. . ' *^. . Health Committee--Da. Will F. Lyow (Chairman),' International Harvester'Co, Chicago, HL: f- - - ; ` Da. R. J. BoiKarr. Carnegie-Steer Corp, Chicago, EL'./ . ' ' Dt/E. H. CA*iXTOX, Inland Steel Co, EastChicago^Ind. IX J. H Cnmas, Crane Co, Chicagcx TILT , J. 429b: 430 34th National Safety Congress, 1946 Membership Commitie Howard Hoixaxd (Chairman), Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co, East H. Chicago, DA L. Rebrassier. . *r~^**) ivf><ci?ng.S_______ ............................. .______________ __ _ H. W. Rro, Jr, American Welding & Mfg. Co,' Warren, Ohio. A. E Asa, Sheffield Sted Corp, Kansas City, Mo. ' . : . S. T. Surra, Consolidated Steel Corp, Ltd, Los Angeles, Calif. Visual Education Comrni ,* sjiiici iums c.L0.^Waghex ( Dnquesne, Pa. . v^Si-dv-'d: Cimegie-IUinois, .. . . . E J. Wallmax, Chicago District, American Brake Shoe: Co, Chicago, HI. *H. G. Hexsel, Youngstown Sheet k Tube Co, Chicago, HL J. R. Cor, Fairbanks Morse & Co, Beloit, Wis. -' ' * J. P. Mura, The Midvale Company, Nicetown, Philadelphia, Pa. Foundry Committee--E S. Snosox ^CkotrmaSOT^p^terpillar'Tractoc Co,' Peoria, IH. L. S. Adam, Continental Foundry & Machine-Co, East bhkslgpt Lid. . , i J. J. Mxrmr, Campbell, Wyant . & Cannon Foundry Co, Mnskegoo, Mich. ` *lRvnr:A. Brcocicah, Maddntosh-Hemphill Co, Pittsburgh; Pa. . Johx Dissixgtox, Buffalo Forge Co; BuflEsdo^'N. Y.- * ; `. Statistics Committee--T. R. Smith (Chairman), Republic Steel .'Corp4 Youngstown, Ohio. J. N. Mahak, Continental Steel Corp, Kokomo, Ind. A. B. Ctesax, Pittsburg District, Camegje-TTlirxxs Sted Corp, Pittsburgh, Pa. E E Greene, Timken Roller Bearing Co, Canton, Ohio. M. J. 'Naughtex, Kaiser Co, Inc, Fontana, Calif. Members-at-Large-- '. ` . . . C. M. Alim, Amerk^n^Rolling Mills Co, Middletown, Ohio. " *E F. Blaxx. Jones &T3nghTin Sted Corp, Pittsburgh, Pa. Grover Browx, American Sted & Iron Institrrte,~New jYork, N. Y. R. A. Chaffix, Continental Sted Corpt, Kekomb, Ind J. E Cullixey, Bethlehem Sted Co, Bethlehem, Pa. H. W. DAR^Bethlehem Sted Corp, Johnstown, PST^l v Johx P. Ejb, American Sted & Wire Co, Chicago/IuT R. H. Fesgusox, Republic Sted Corp, Cleveland. Ohio. . George T. Fonda, Weirton Sted Co, Weirton. W. Va. ` Earl Fylex, Carnegie-11linois Sted Corp', Chicago, HL H. J. Griffith, Jones & Langfalin Sted Corp^ Pittsburgh, Pa. F. A. Lauzrkax, Consolidated Vultce Aircraft Corp, San Diego, Calif. J. A. Nobthwooo,.Bethlehem Steel Co, Sparrows Point, Md J. A. Oartel, Pittsburgh, Pa. J. P. O'Rouxr, Bethlehem Sted Co, Sparrows Point, Md. Robert L. Schmitt, Louisville, Ky. H. J. Srootn, Youngstown Sheet k Tube Co, East Chicago, Ind. J. A. Voss, Republic Sted Corp, Cleveland, Ohio. Mzzi. E Trammell, Birmingham, Ala. ----------------- ----- ---,--, ---------. 'liiTi^d^ietjCkMrmem ~E.':J;;vEagyACH^ CEmax ^olyb<ientini,;C6n`;Qirau^^Colcrida J .............................................................................. IWMPV/v'A llliw,>'lfc. VM^ M MtnVSAiy ..... . ^f^^Mj^^D^UMrfihraf-lWS^yfc^wailW'jBCScs lS^iS&nnnaSi^^ntjjriov Canada. ** * tw>7*>m^ iiiiji .w.m ifcii itV. w^v^Ar&tmjf'C.V1 ,'ii7Vl'rZri**iitnW*t:`4*uiifci;'wr1' , . - 452 34th National Safety Congress, 1946 " '- * .. . .. . * Statistics Committee -Forest T. Moyer (Chairman), U.'S. Bureau of M: D. C __ .......................................... __ _ Safety Promotion Committee-^-JXia^ UKL RicHAJtnsON* {Chairman),: Utah vMctaI Mlnei Operators Assn* Salt Lake City, Utah.. ! :; " i"': r WalterE. Montgomery. Quebec Asbestos Producers Assn- Montreal OucbccLCanadx. - Members-at-Large-- . '. .t; j'.'V'Xi..*>`J1 ' *C IdL FtiiMAN, The Montreal Mimn^C^-Montreali.'Wisl-- ;. ; !; E. A. Anundsen, Pickands Mather & Co, Diilnth, Minn.'.* Byron G. Best, Oliver Iron Mining-Co, Duluth; Mind. *V.'\ *J. W. Alt, Calumet & Hecla Consolidated Copper Co, Calumet, Mich. - *P. M. Arthur, American Zinc Co. of Tennessee,Mascot,*Term. ; Angus D. Campbell, McIntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd; Schumacher, Ofitarm, *W. H. Comens, Baroid Sales Div.. National Lead Co, Texarkana, Texas. ~N *R- Dawson Hall,-"Coal Age," McGraw-Hill Publishing Co, Inc; New York, N: Yi ' J H T. Harper, Tennessee Copper Co, Copperhill. Term. , ' v. ^ *W. D. Haselton, Pickands Mather & Co, Duluth; Mum. H. C. Henrie, Phelps Dodge Corp, Bisbee, Ariz. . . George Martinson, Pickands Mather & Co,'Qeveland, Ohio. D. D. MoFPATr/Utah Copper C6, Salt Lake City, Utah. R. H Seip, The NewJersey Zihc Co,'Franklin, , L. T. Sicka, St Joseph Lead Co, Bonne Terre, Mo. *John Treweex, Homestake Mining Co; Lead, S.'D. ; '. - Howard I. Young, American Zinc Lead & Smelting Gx, St Lotus, Mo. ; Staff Representative--G. G. Grieve, National Safety Gourd1, Inc, Chicago, IIL Put General Chairmen Executive Committee 1948-1947 / General Chairman--J. Howaid Myebs, The Atlantic Refining Company, Philadelphia, Pa. Vice-Chairman for Production--D. A. Klemme, Stanolind Oil & Gas Company, Tulsa, ' ' CMda. ' '' ' ... _ .. Vice-Chairman for Marketing--W. O. Wasos, Standard Oil Company (Indiana), Chicago. . -7' - ^: .r:. v - * .. . ; . . . . n~ *.- ^ Vice-Chairman for'Pipe Lines--D. M. Faxxell, Shell Pipe Line Company, Honston. Texas. Vice-Ckcarman for Manufacturing--W. K. Enters, Standard Oil Company (Ohio), Toledo, Ohio. ' . . .' .* ' Secretary--D. V.- Sraoor, American Petroleum Institute, New York, N. Y. News Letter Editor--Ray A. Randels, Shell Oil Company, Inc, Wood River Refinery, Wood River, I1L Assistant News Letter Editor--R. L. Conway, Je, United Gas Pipe Line Company, Shreveport; La. .. * Chairmen Contest and Statistical Committee--J.' Willaed Loan, The Atlantic Refining Company, Philadelphia, Pa. ' Chairman Engineering^Committee--L. F. Knox, General Petroleum Corporation, Los Angeles, Calif. --- \ ' ` . Chairman Hedlth Committee--Dx. B. B. Reeve, Standard Oil Company (Indiana), Chi* . cago. 111. - v. ;. .. Chairman Industrial Data Sheet Committee--J. Thxteman Geeen, Director of Safety, ' Son Oil Company, P. O. Box 2S80, Dallas 1, Texas. - Chairman Off-the-Job Committee--Roy S. Bonsib, Standard Oil Company (New Jersey). New York, N. Y. . Chairman Visual Education Committee--Roy E. Dish man. Hunt Oil Company, Shreve port. La- . .* Chairman Atlantic Division--W. N. Gostety, Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company, New York, N..Y. ` . -. * ' - . Chairman Gulf Division--G B. Swanxib, Magnolia Petroleum Company. San Antonio, * ' Texas. ^ -. . ' ' Chairman Great Lakes Diinsion--J. C. Beenu, Sinclair Refining Company, East, Chicago, Olnd. ' - * - . ' 503 Executive Committee , 194S-1947: General Chairman--Roland Kastzul, U. S.' Rubber Co, New Yoric, New York. Vice-Chairman in Charge of Program--Glen D. Cboss, The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co, Akron, Ohkx ' ~ - Secretary--H. L. Andrews, The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co, Akron, Ohio. News Letter Editor--Gordon TkANX, Hewitt Robins, Inc, Buffalo, New York. Engineering Committee--George Bcekhaedt (Chairman), General'Tire Sc Rubber Co, Akron, Ohio. - * R. L. Wanrunt, Dayton Rubber Mfg. Co, Dayton, Ohio. . S. A. Weight, General Motors Corp, Dayton, Ohkx R. W. Fictes, The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co, Akron, Ohio. Health Committee--D*. J. Newton Shxkeet (Chairman), Arrow Mutual Liability Ins. Co, ChestnutHin, haw, . . De. 1L A.Thompson, U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Gx, Inc, Buffalo, N. Y. De. R. H. Wilson, The B. F. Goodrich Co, Akron, Ohio F. W. Sands, U. S. Rubber Co, New York, New York. Membership Committee--R. M. Boyies (Chairman), Midwest Rubber Reclaiming Co, East SL Louis, Illinois. ` .. .* - * . Paster Committee--T. H. Boyd (Chairman), Manhattan Rubber. Mfg. Dir. of Raybestos Manhattan, Inc, Passaic, New Jersey. ; Publicity Committee--C E. Beck, St Clair Rubber Co, Marysville, Michigan. Statistics Committee--M. E. Badstusee (Chairman), The Ohio Rubber Co, Willoughby, Ohkx. Members-at-Large--. . . , E. W. Beck, U. S. Rubber Ox, New York, Hew York. ' R. A. Bpujock, Corduroy Rubber Co, Grand Rapids, Mich. *R- S. Faexum, U. S. Rubber Co, Detroit Midi. .. . . *0. Hotkins, U. S. Rubber Co, Providence, R. L *C F. Horan, Arrow Mutual liability; Ins. Co, Chestnut Hill, Mass. J* Mi Keeeklan, U. S. Rubber Rcriatmmg Co, Inc, Buffalo, N. Y. *J. T.'Kidney, Goodyear. Tire & Rubber Co, Akron, Ohia *J. E. Lovas, U. S. Rubber Co, Passaic, New Jersey. ` . *W. L. ScHNEiueE, The B; F. Goodrich Co, Akron, Ohkx x L. J. Sort, Armstrong Tire-& Rubber Co, Natchez, Miss. . . G. R- SrANGENBEEG, Rainfair Incorp, Racine, Wise. .. - *P. VA'n Gleet, Vafr'CIcef Bros, Chicago, Illinois. . ... .. .. * * ..................* ' ' ' - . ^ ^ Staff Representative-- A. Van Atta, National Safety Council, Chicago, Illinois. *Put Gtotnl Oxltmto 567 Exposition Exhibitors . EXHIBITION HALL--STEVENS HOTEL Alphabetical List of ExhlJjiton^of Industrial Safety Equipment Acme ProtactioaEquiptnent Co, Chicago, IB. -:V y. All American Safety Equipment Ox, Chicago, ML . .Powe^~andKickPress Guards. American Abrasive Metals Co, Irvington, J. SafetyTreads, Abrasive Punts. American' ABaafe jCoy Ihc^Bnffalo, N. Y. . ; IndustrialSafety 'and Fire Protection Equipment. AnKrican^LaPrance-Pbamite Corp, Elmira, N. Y. Fire Frotectioa Equipment AmcricanMat CorgL, Toledo, O. Safety Mattings. . ,' ' . AmericanOptical Co, Soctfabridgc, Mass. Indnstrial Safety Goggles, Respiratory Devices and Protective Clothing. Ampco Hetat Inc, MSfrankee, Wxs. ` Beryllinm-Coppier'Nbn-Sparking Safety Tools. Ansx& Chemical Co^i Marinette, Wis. ' Fire: Protection Equipment . Antoniatic Canteen Co. of America,.Chifago, HL Supplementary Automatic Feeding Units. Baxutcli &Xomb Optical Ox, Rochester. N. Y. ` Safety Lenses and Goggles. ' Bear Mannfacttiring Ox, Rode Island, HL . Motor Vehicle Inspection and; Correction Equipment; Static and DynamicBalancing Machines. ...... Bradley.Washfoustain Ox, Milwaukee, Wis. Group Washfoontains and Multi-Stall Showers. JohnH.Breck,1 Inc^.Springfield, Maaa. Protective Creams and Hand-Cleaners. BrusanProdnda Co^M2wankee,Wis. FirstAid Cabinets and Indnstrial Medical Supplies. R. H.Buhrfce Ox,.Chicago, ML> . . " Safety Equipment and Products for Construction and Maintenance Work. . Cardox Corporation. Chicago, ML ^^ ^ Fire. Extingniahrng Systems, Fire Trucks and Mobile Extinguishing Equipment. HikifniltfiniiUM cv Chicago. Ml.. . . ' - . Head 'and Eye Protection Equipment Cohsmboa-McKlmana .Chain Com. Tonawanda, N. Y. . * Chiitti;,tad CkaizLTfbists. ' C-QTwoFlruEquipiTMcrtCo^Newark, N. J. ( Carbon Dioxide Fire Extinguishers, HosefUhits, Manual-Automatic Systems, Snuta Detecting Systems. . -J- M. B.CunnIngham Co* Pittsburgh, Pa. Safety Marking Tools. ... 645 646 34th National Safety Congress, 1946 Davis Emergency Equipment Co., Incl^tewkrk; N. J. .: . .. . Respiratory--Protection, Combustiblc^G^s^Indicators, General Safety and First-Aid Equipment. ' '. . * w,' > Dilley Manufacturing Co,. Cleveland,= O; . ; : . l"7'.% - Magnetic Grip^Shieids and -Transparent'Machine'Guarding. * " *' \ Divetaey Corporation, Chicago, IIL . ' *. - Oiland Grease Absorbents, Cleaning. Compounds, Hand Cleaners. DOckson^Corporation, Detroit, Mich. Industrial Head and Eye Protection.- ,' I *? ' C. B. Dolge Co., Westport, Conn. ..... Fungicides, Protective Creams, Skin Cleaner, Cutting Oil Germacides.'' . ' Dunn Products, Chicago, IIL V' Industrial Protective Clothing Made from Rubber, Asbestos Cloth and Leather. ' Duo-Safety Ladder Corp., Oshkosh, Wis. . ___ Safety and Fire. Ladders, Ladder Shoes. .. . E. I. du Pont de Nemours &Co., Inc., Wilmington, DeL . ^Protective Creams, Neoprene Products, Fire Retardants, Safety Color Code., .' E. & J. Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia, Pa. ' - Resuscitator I nhalator and Aspirator. . Elliott Service Co., New York, N. Y. . ... . Safety and Work. Improvement Displays, Supervisory Training, Suggestion Systems. J. H. Emerson Co., Cambridge, Mass. 1 Respiration and Rsuscitation Equipment. . *- , Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Co., Wausau, Wis. ', Workmen's Compensation, Public Liability, Automobile, Group Accident. . Health and Other Casualty Insurance. . ': Finnell System, Inc., Elkhart, Ind. Floor Care Machines and Floor Treatments. General Detroit Corp., Detroit, Mich. Fire Protection Equipment. Gro-Cord Rubber Co., Lima, O. Non-Slip Soles and Heels. Hild Floor Machine Co^-Chicago, HL Floor Cleaning and'Maintenance Equipment. H-M Folding Stretcher Co., Medford, Or'e. ) . First Aid Stretchers. * Holcomb Safety Garment Co., Chicago, IIL .. Protective Clothing Made of Asbestos. Leather.and Fire-Proofed Duck.. ` Huntington Laboratories, Inc., Huntington, Ind. . - . '.Floor Maintenance Materials and Industrial Germicides.. I . .... . Hynson, Westcott Sc Dunning, Inc., Baltimore, Md. . . Mercurochrome, Thantis, Pharmaceutical Specialties-and Sterile Ampule-Products. Industrial Gloves Co., Danville, IIL .N.'i-,.'. '.* Protective Clothing, Gloves, Mittens, Handguards, Leggings, Flame-Proofed-Suits* Insto-Gas Corp., Detroit, Mich. . .. . -v ~f-\ - .i"-v> `J- Torches and Furnaces: ' ! International Shoe Co., St Louis, Mo. Safety Shoes. . . Iron Age Div., H. .Childs Sc Co., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa. Safety Shoes. : _.' .' Safety Exposition (Exhibitors : ' ' ' ' V/. Jackson Products, Detroit,; Mich... . . . . .. 'i . Insulated Electrode, Holders, Cable Connectors,- Face Shields and Goggles. Jurikin Safety Appliance Ox, Inc., Lotriiville, Ky. . .. . Intierlocking Barrier Gate and Swinging Die Closure Guards. Justrftc Manufacturing Ox, Chicago, 111. Safety Cans, Safety; Flashlights, Electric Lanterns. Karel First Aid Supply Ox, Chicago, HL Industrial First-Aid Supplies and Equipment Keystone View Ox, MeadvQle, Pa. `. Industrial Visual Testing Equipment Walter Kidde ft Co., In<t, BeUevffle, N. J. Fire Extinguishing Equipment Kimball Safety Products Ox, Cleveland, O. Protective Clothing, Gloves and^poggles. .Walter G.Legge Co., IncvNew York, N. Y. Nondxlip Floor Polishes and Treatments, Non-Sparking Floor Treatment Lehigh Safety. Shoe Co., Inc, Allentown, Pa. * Safety Shoes and Rubber Boots. . . Lien Chemical Ox, Chicago, I1L ! ' . Health Protective, Sanitation and Maintenance Supplies. . . Lightfoot Schnltr Ox, New York, N. Y. .Powdered Hand Soaps, Skin Qeaners and Conditioners. Loon Manufacturing Ox,'Inc, Indianapolis, Ind. .. Blow Guns, Spraying and Cleaning Guns, Water' Savers. Macwhyte Company, Kenosha. Wis. Wire Rope and Wire Rope Slings. Marsh dfr McLennan, Inc, Chicago, DL -. Insurance-Brokers and Agents. ' Martzodafe Electric Ox, Cleveland, O. Dust RespiratorslrVpltage Testers and Insulation Meters.. TbomMcAnSafefy?SHbe Ox, Hew York, N. Y. Safety Sho^s.'' B. F McDonald OX/'Los Angeles, Calif. ' ' Industrial Safety Equipment. '_ - Medical ScrpplyOx, Chicago, IQ. . * . First '^id Kitis and Supplies.- - Melflex'Prodncts Co^ Akron, O. - ( Flooring.Materials, Treadsand Standing Mats. ' .' Metropolitan .Life Insurance Co, New. York, N. Y. - Life,-Health. Accident; Annuities and Group Insurance! - Mgbarh;Company, Detroit, Mich. ' ~ Protertiye Creams and Plasric Safety:Clothing/5r*,'v- . Mine Safety AppEances Ox, Pittsburgh, Pal j ' Safety Equipment for Personal, and Plant Promotion; . Minnesota Mining ft Mfg,.Ox,:St.rPanl, Mhm.- . Reflective Sign Material and Non-Skid Floor; Surfacing. ; ,, National Aiiotj of InsecCB*-'I-o>d*e and Disinfectant MfnL,lnc New York* Na'Y. Household ahd Industrial Itisectsddes,'Disinfectants and:Allied Products.. National' Industrial Lknnderers and Cletoem Asaoc, Youngstown, O.- ' ' . Coverall"and Wiping Cloth Laundry Service for Industrial Plants: VatVmal Safetr Council, Inc, Chicago,. 12L - 64S ~j34th National Safety Congress,1946 National Society for the Prevention, of Blindness, New York; N. Y. Conservation and Utilization of Eyes in Industry. .. Ofl-Dri Corp. of America, Chicago, HL Oil and Grease Absorbent. . Onox, Inc, San Francisco, Calif. . .. Athlete's Foot Preventive. G. H. Packwooti Manufacturing Co, St. Lotus, Mo. Industrial Skin Cleansers. - ' The Patent Scaffolding Co, Inc, Chicago, BL. Safety Ladders, Scaffolding and Work Stands. Peda Spray Co, Inc, New York, N. Y. Athlete's Food Preventive. ' Pbister Manufacturing Co, Cincinnati, O. Maintained Air Pressure Liquid Fire Extinguishers. Portable Products Corp, Pittsburgh, Pa. Safety Hats and Safety Belts. Protectoseal Co, Chicago, HL Safety Devices' for Hazardous Liquids., Puhnosan Safety Equipment Corp, Brooklyn, N. Y. Industrial Safety Equipment.. Pyrene Manufacturing Co, Newark, N. J. - Fire Extinguishers, Compounds and Systems. . . Reece Wooden Sole Shoe Co, Columbus, Neb. Wooden Sole Safety Boots, Shoe$ and Sandals. Rose Manufacturing Co, Denver, Colo. Industrial Safety Equipment Safety Clothing ft Equipment Co, Cleveland, O. Industrial Clothing, Gloves and Equipment Safety Engineering, New York,' N. Y. ` Publishers, Safety Engineering Magazine. . Safety First Shoe Co, Hollistoc, Mata. Sadety Shoes. ,,* Safway Steel Products, Inc, Milwaukee, Will Tabular Steel Scaffolding, Suspended Scaffolding, Grandstands, Bleachers. W. H. Salisbury ft C04 Chicago, m. . . linemen's Rubber Protective Equipment ... '. ' " A. Schrader's Son, Brooklyn, N. Y. * ' ) ' Pneumatic Safety Control Devices. J Scott*Aviation Corp, Lancaster, N. Y. . . Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus. Sellrtrom Manufacturing*Co, Chicago, IB. . .' Face and Eye Protective Equipment ` Spencer Turbine Co, Hartford, Cocm. Industrial Vacuum Qeaners and Dost Collecting Equipment Standard Safety Equipment Co, Chicago, HL . . Personal Safety Protective Equipment - Steel Scaffolding Co, Inc, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sectional Steel Scaffolding. Stepan Chemical Co, Chicago, HL Skin Cleansers. ' Stonebouse Signs, Inc, Denver, Cola. - Accident Prevention Signs. ' - Safety Exposition Exhibitors Sugar Beet Products Co, Saginaw, Mich. . .' Skin Cleansers and Cleaners. . Surty Manufacturing Ox, Chicago, IIL . Safety Appliances for Machines and Underfoot Hazards. S. G. Taylor Chain Ox, Hammond, Ind. Iron and Steel Welded Chains. ' G. H. .Tennant Ox, Minneapolis, Mixm. Floor Cleaning Machines, Floor Seal and Floor War. The Toidcy Campany, Fort Wayne, Ind. *0 Safety Aids far Babies. TrimoctManufacturing Ox, Roxbury (Boston) Mass. Forged Steel Safety Tools. United States Safety Sendee Ox, Kansas City, Mo. Industrial Safety 'Equipment Wahlert Products Corp^ Brooklyn, H. Y. . Industrial Safety and Fire Equipment * Watcbemoket Optical Ox, Inc, Providence, R. L Industrial Eye Protection. . Waveriy Petroleum Products Ox, Philadelphia, Pa. OH Absorption Materials. > Wearer Manufacturing CW Springfield, DL* , "Safety Lane" Automatic Service Equipment wttsa Minoiafniring vo^ rroTioocc, iu l Industrial Eye Protection Products. . West Disinfecting Co^ Loci Island City, N. Y. Personal Protection Safeguards and Plant Sanitation Products. P. H. Wbeddr Marinfsrtnring Ox, Chicago, IIL Industrial Protective AppareL .* Wlesman.Mannfactnring Ox, Dayton, O. Power .Press Guards, Guide Rn Cover. The Wilkins foanpryfF Cortland, N. Y. Lens Geaner and Dispenser Cabinets. WQBams Jewelry dkMarnifactoring Ox, Chicago, IIL Safety Awards, Badges and Trophies. WDlson Prodncts,.Inc^Re^ng,Pf. ' Personal Proteefire Equipment, Instruments. - _ 649