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Other Volume# in this Series Users of this volume -win Bod modi nine in its conpuwn volumes. Hcrt i) the list; TITLE VOLUME No. Genoaf Sessions and Detailed Index to aO Volumes..........................,.......................................... i Aeronautical Industries .............................................................................................................*............... Air Traiupon Industry.................................................................................................................................... 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NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL * 425 NORTH MICHIGAN ATE* CHICAGO 11. ILL. 20 900--111--VHP Current Safety Topics in the AUTOMOTIVE AND MACHINE SHOP INDUSTRl As prttaM h the Smiois of the Automotive ami Maddse Shop Section at the 1950 Hatiooal Safety Congress Sudden Death in the Machine Shop (A Panel Discussion).. 3 Weds Disposal inMadune Shop and Automotive plants (A Symposium) .................................................................... * Gatrel oJ p-- rf ou. Coolers, nd OSfccf Ulwb.'. t TTTirnsl of Acids and Other Cbcmicris Iked ha Mediae Shop.----- > HsmShiS end Dbpechrg ot Metcl Scrap............................................ 11 Volatile 4 TraosacKons 1950 NoKoboI Safety Congress NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 425 No. Mfehlgae Avenae * Chicago II, IB. Officers of the AUTOMOTIVE AND MACHINE SHOP SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1T50-5I General Cfcatrmun--GEORGE F. XUERXBERGER, Safety Engineer. A. B.. Diet Co, Chicago, Hi VtVf-CIwifiijtffl--F. H. HUMPHREYS, Assistant ilanagcr. Property- Deptrunan, Ameri can Car and Foundry Co. N'cr York, X. Y. Secretary--E. CLARK. WOOD\\ ARD, Director of Safety, A. O. Smith Corjt, Milwau kee. Wis. * Program Chairman--.V K. CHAPMAN, Safety Supervisor. PrailAMrimey Aianlt Divi sion. United Aircraft Cotjl, East Hartford. Coon. Engineering Methods and Procedures Committee--Chairman; R. D- HARVEY. Safety Engineer. The Munay Corp. of America. Detroit Mich.; Secretary: W. J. WALLS, Safety Director, Bonocgbs Adding Machine Co, Detroit. Midi.; M. F_ B1ANCARD1. Manga1, Health and Safely Departmeot, AJfo-Chaliaera ifanofacturing Co, MUroakec. Wts.; WALTER HAAG, Safety Supervisor, Senrtf, Inc, Evansville, lui; JOHN E. KaAE, Supervisor of Safety, Fisher Body-Ternstedt Division. General Motors Corp, Trenton Pba*. Trenton. X. J.; DAVID T. MOULD, Safety Director. General Motors Corp, Detroit, Mich.; BERNARD J. POVOLNY, Assistant Personnel Director. De troit Diesel Engine Division, General Motors Gwp, Wayne Plant, Wayne, Mich.; EDGAR 0* PRANGE, Safety Director, Bendlx Products Divistoo, Aviation Gorp, South Bend. IwL; EDWARD D. RAHDE, Supervisor of Safety, Wcstbgboox .Air Brake Co, Wihnerding. Pa.; WILLIAM S. SMITH, Director of Safety, Ford Motor Go.; Dearborn, Mich.; GERALD C. SQU1ER, Assistant Safety Engineer, Chrysler Division. Qnyslcr Corp, Detroit. Mich. Education and Tmring Committee--Chairman: EDWARD G. HOLTZMAX. Head of Safety and Medical Departments, Wagner Electric Gorp, St. Louis. Mol; Secretary: R -M. Hl/NTIJfGTON, Weds Safety' Supervisor. izuernaiianaJ Harvester (a. Trac tor Works, Chicago, IlL; News Letter Editor: C C. DRAKE, Director of Safety, The Oliver Corp, Chicago. M.; F. W. FlSKE, Safety Director, The Brcwer-Thdiener Corp, Cortland, N. Y.; S. B. HOPPING, Assistant Manager Safety and Claim^ Amer ican Car and Foundry' Co, New York, N. Y.; E. I. JACOBY, Works Safety Supervisor, fmematranal Hamster Go., Refrigeration Dfririoa. Evansville Works, Evansville, Ind; WILLARD A. KERR, Associate Professor of Psychology, Illinois Institute of Tech nology, Chicago. IlL; T. R. LEaDBEATER. Safety Engineer, Ford Instrument Co, Division Sperry Corp, Long Island Gty, N. Y.; F. B. McNAMEE, Safety Director, CUyton & Lambert Manufacturing Col, Louisville. Ky.; WILLIAM J. N1EDERAUER, Safety Director, Otis Elevator Co, New York. X. Y.; C J. PETERSON. Safety Supervisor. Plymouth Motors Division. Chrysler Corp, Detroit, Mick.; W. F. SHERMAN, Training Director, Internationa) Harvester Go, Chicago. IlL 14 Automotive and Machine Shop Industries 15 Health Jtfamtenanee Committee--Chairman: FRANK A. PATTY. Industrial Hygiene Con sultant, General Motors Corp^, Detroit, Mich.; Secretary: E. A. IRVIN. M.D.. Medical Director. Motor Car Division of General Motors Corp, Detroit, Mich.: O. C BOILEAU, Manager. Health, Safety and Retirement Section, RCA Victor Division, Radio Corp. of America, Gundea, N. J.; JOHN LLSKOW, Chief Engineer, Dost Con trol Division. American Air Filter Co, Inc*. Louisville, Ky.; M. W. JOCZ. MB, Assistant Medical Director, Chrysler Carp, Detroit, Mich.; E L WALSH, MB. Assistant Director, International Harvester Co, Chicago, 11L; FRED G. YELTON, Safety Director. Deko-Rcmy Dmsioo, General Motors Corp, Anderson. led. Membership Committee--Chainnan: G. A. SNYDER, Supervisor of Safety & Sanitation. AHis-Cbahncrs Manufacturing Co, LaPotte Works, LaPortc, Ind.; Secretary' W. E. GRUBER. Assistant Chief Safety Engineer, Standard Accident Insurance Co, Detroit, Vvjt; PAUL F. BUNGER, Safety Director. Frigidarie Division. General Motors Corp, Dayton, Ohio; JAMES A. DOWNEY, JR, Director of Personnel and Safety, StossSheffield Sled and Iron Co, North Birmingham. Ala.; KENNETH S, HEDGES, Alsodatc Safety Director. General Motors Corp, Detroit, Mich.; ARNOLD J. SCHILK, Safety Director, McCord Corp, Detroit, Mich. MemberS'Ot-Large--^C. A. DeMONGE, Safety Director, Kelsey-Hayes WTied Co, De troit. Midi.: *W. A. BECHtLL, Chrysler Corp, Detroit. Mich, Z9JS-1939: *J. C BOWER, Pittsburgh* Pa, 1959-1940; M. A. CLARK, Grasse Point. Midi, 1936*1937; H. B. DUFFUS, Wettmgbause Electric Corp, East Pittsburgh. Pa^ 1913-1944; A. F. DUNNEBACKE. War Assets Administration. Chicago. IlL; "HOYT L FRACHER, Detroit Steel Products Co, Detroit, Mich, 1939*1931; *G. A. KUECHENMEISTER. Domnnon Forge & Stamping Co, WalkerriBe, Ont, Canada, 1925-1936: *0- F- LEH MAN, Chrysler Gorp, Detroit, Midi, 1944-1916; *L, B. LOOMIS, Supervisor, Terastedt Division, General Motors Gorp, Detroit, Midi.; *3L J. McCARTHY, Fisher Body Detroit Division, General Motors Corp, Detroit, Midu 1933-1934; "J. E, MOORE. Corporate Service, foe, Detroit Building, Detroit, Mich, 1947-1948; "ROBERT A SHAW, Detroit Dksd Engine Division, General Motors Corp, Detroit, Midi, 1920 1921; *LT. COMDR. PAUL S. STRECKER; *R. F, THALNER, Bmck Motor Di vision. General Motors Corp, Flint, Mich, 1924-1925; *V. 1. TROTTER; *C E. WOOUEVER, A O. Smith Corp, Milwaukee, Wu, 1942-1913; *J. W. YOUNG Internaltonal Harvester Co, Chicago, 111, 1916-1947. "Past General Chainnan Staff Representative--ARTHUR S. KELLY, National Safety Council. Chicago, til-