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. stifca - H 31 L INDEX .VOLUME 1 A Accident Prevention Equipment Manufacturer*.' _ Section : Minutes, 297-300. Nominating Committee report, 2`>3. Officers, 297-293. ____ Accident-Prone Etaployee: See Personal Fac tors. Accident Statistics : Discuision re io^icAl classification of accidents''* (Heinrich). 360-364. . "Remarks on the new International List of Causes of Death," (Murphy), 349-351. "A suggested classification of the circum stances of accidents" (Logie), 351-360. Accidents-Costs: In '"Justifying an accident nrevention program" c Dana), 657^658. 664. "Turning" safety activities into profits*' (Stone); 800-805. Accidents-Report Forms: Discussion of forms for reporting automobile accidents, 640-643. Discussiirii of forms for reporting automobile acc*d<fnts, 791-794. ^ ^^ "Report on `Uniform accident Statistics for electric railways' '' (Oldfield), 689-696. Advanced Safety Engineering Session, 47-62. Aeronautical Section: Minutes, 301-331. Officers, 301. Program committee, 301- _ Aeronautics: "The Department of Commerce and Safety in Aeronautics" (Young), 317 329. . . . "Safety in. air transportation* * (Seymour). 311-316. Aircraft: Accident analysis in one airplane fac tory, 304. "Safety in aeronautical factories" (Damon), 302-304. Airports : "Safety at airports*'- (Barnitz), 305 310. . ^# A. S. S. E---Engineering1 Section : Constitution, 336-339. General chairman's report, 334-3367" Membership committee report, 340-341. Minutes, 333-364. Officers, 333-334% b ^ Report of committee on accident prevention in engineering colleges, 343. Report of committee on chapter organization and activities, 341. ,, Report of committee on cooperation with other engineering societies, 339-340. Report of steering committee oil regional safety conferences, 341-342. -- Report of steering committee on research, standards and codes, 343-347. Statistics committee report, 347-34SL Joint Session with Statistics Section, 349-364. Ammonia: In "Other chemical refrigerants" (Evans), 484-486. _-- Angove, P. : "Human engineering," 366-374. Annual Meeting of Members: 9-10._ Anschicks. R. J. : `The safe handling of flam mable liquids," 132-139. - Armstrong, A. L. : "Securing the cooperation of employees in fire prevention,** 126-132. Auel, C. B.: "Resolved: That workmen's safety committees are indispensable in a safety campaign." Affirmative, 92-95. Automobile Driving: Cement Section pledge, 425-427. . "Commercial vehicle accident experience during 1930" (Lundsteadt), 623-624. Discussion of report forms. J540-643. Discussion of repo'.'t forms, 791-794. "An inter-fleet safety contest in the Delivery, Taxicab and Bus Section" (Lundsteadt), T% estisratir-t; of accidents. 639-640. fnre'*Tir-';jrtn `>f ^ccsdents. 750-791.'' "The 4nd training of vehicleoper- iirr-.r* ' < La*ierv. 618.623. `What a ---immunity safety program can do -nr 'ho ipm'Atnrn'* (Horrockn), 246* 2-*8. _ "Wfcat the commercial vehicle operator re quires of the public and private car oper ator'* (Dannenuum), 606-669. . "What the public requires of the commercial vehicle operator" (Lynch), 602-606- _ "What the state requires of all commercial vehicle operators" (Stoeekel), 610-615. Automobiles-: Use of reflectors as signals on rear of motor trucks, 615-616. _ t "Vehicle maintenance----a factor in safe dis tribution" (Oldham), 631-639. "Vehicle maintenance--a factor in safe dis tribution*' (Oldham), 782-790. "What the commercial vehicle operator re quires of the public and private car oper ator" (Dannemann), 606-609. "What toe public requires of the commercial vehicle operator" (Lynch), 602-606. _ "What the state requires off all commercial vehicle operators'* (Stoeekel), 610-615. Automotive and Machine Shop Section: Joint session, with Power Press Section, `397-407. Minutej*,_ 365-407. _ Nominating committee report, 378-379. Officers, 363. a Automotive Industry : Accident experience dur ing 1930, 379-3S1. B- Banquet: 31-46. _ Bamitz, H. jB. ; "Safety at airports,** 305-310. Bell, G. B. : The News-Letter's place in the Employees* Publication Section, 703-708. Benzol : See Solvents. Bergquist, C. W.: Presidents address of ac ceptance, 31-32. "President's annual address," 12-16. ,, Besselievre, E. B. "The hazards of chemical wastes and their safe disposal," 487-494. Blank, E. F. : "Recent developments in the conference method of imparting safety," 75-77. Bonus Systems : Plans of members ot Construc tion Section, 591-592. # B rakes-Machines: Solenoid brakes to prevent coasting. 49, 51. Bricker, E. B.: "Volatile solvents--their health hazards," 547-556. . Britton, J- A.: "Health services in industry : equipment, personnel and cost/' 157-164. Brooks, R. B. : "What a community safety pro gram can do for the municipality," 242 246. Bugbee, P- i "Meeting the fire hazards in laun dry and dry cleaning establishments," 806 811. "Problems in industrial fire protection," 123 126. Burns : Remedy for cement burns, 597. Burring Machines, 50. 821 JS j .a,., jiieraliriif^r' HHil 822 Twentieth Congress-^--Nattonal Safety Council Butane: In "Other chemical refrigerants'' Negative (Prussing), 95-97. (Evans), 4S4-486. c Community Safety: "Essentials of a commu nity safety program" (Skeel), 237-239. "How to organize a community for safety" (Harvey), 248-252, Canning Industry: "Safety in the canning trades" (Drews), 778-781. Carbon Dioxide; In "Other chemical refriger "What a community safety program can do for industry" (Rice), 240-242. "What a community safety program can do ants" (Evans), 4S4-4S6. - ,, Carbon Monoxide: In "The effects of chemical gases" (Gilchrist). 1S6, 188-189. In "The effects of chemical gases" (Gil christ), 517. 519-520. _ Carbon Tetrachloride: In "Volatile solvents-- their health hazards" (Bricker), 548-551. See also Fire Extinguishers. - Carter, X. : "Creating contacts with the home through employees magazines/' 738-743. Cartoons: "Open forum on the^subject of car toons for employees' publications," 729 for the fleet operators" (Horrocks), 246 248. ' "What a community safety program can do for the municipality" (Brooks), 242-246. See also Public Safety. Community Safety Session : 237-252. Compressed Gases : See Welding. Conference Plan of Education: See Education of Workmen. Conferences : Report of steering committee on regional safety conferences, 341-342. i Construction Industry: Accident experience in the construction industry, 558-564. f 731. ^^ Cement Industry: Accident Statistics, 410. The minimizing of pulverized coal dust hazards in cement mills" (Harrington), 433-454. "The relation of labor turnover to the acci dent curve*' (White), 413-417. Remedy for cement bums, 597. Cement Section: General chairman's report, 409-411. , ^ _ Joint session with Quarry Section. 455*471. Membership, committee report. 412. Minutes, 409-471. _ Xominating committee report, 424-420- Officers, 409. Pledge to drive safely, 42o-427. - Poster committee report, 411-412. Chemical Industry: "Accident experience in the chemical industry in 1930" (Kepner), 543-547. - i_ -- ' , "Accidents in the chemical industry and their prevention" (Warzala), 534-542. "Accidents with tanks and pipe-lines--pre ventive measures" (Shaw and Jones), o21- 533. -. `The effects of chemical gases'!* (Gilchrist), 1S3-1S9. ' m ~ .. "The effects of chemical gases'* (Gilchrist), 514-520. _z^ y "The hazards of chemical wastes and their safe disposal" ( Besselievre)^ 487-494. "Safe practices in entering tanks" (Miller), 474-479. . __ - _ _ -- "Science and civilization" (Stine). 495-502. Chemical Section: Joint session-With Industrial Health Section, 172-189- ,' Joint Session with Industrial Health Sec tion, 503-520. .-- . Joint session with Refrigreration_Sectio2i, 473- 594. - Minutes. 473-556. _J - Xominating committee report, -533-534. Officers, 473. ~ Cigar Industry: "How we sold personal hy giene to our employees" (Ellis), 233-233. Coal Dust: "The minimizing of pulverized coal dust hazardsin cement mills" (Harring ton), 43S-454. --jet - "Constructing an eight million dollar court house safely" (Kachel), 580-582. ^ "Construction safety insures dividends*' (Greensfelder), 566*572. *`Tne insurance organization's attitude to ward accident prevention in industry**1 (Hendra), 564-566. Organization methods, 589-600. "Progress of safety in construction" (Rich ards), 585-588. w Reduction record of United Engineers and. Construction Co., 589-590. "Safety work is a man's job " (Rosenthal). 582-584, _. "Trench construction bracing" (Ericsson), 572-576. - "What we learn from reporters" (Russell), 558-564. Construction Section: Acceptance speech of J_ Russell, _ Jr., 57S-5S0. Minutes, 557-600. Xominating committee report, 577. Officers^ 557. ^ Resolutions committee report, 58S. Round, table session, 5S9-600. Contests : Award of Xo-Accident contest tro phies, 23-26. `Discussion of Public Utilities contest" (Kreh), 681-683. ## "An inter-fleet safety contest in the Deliv ery, Taxicab and Bus Section" (Lund- steadt), 624-630. X. S. C. Certificate of Special Commendation, awarded the Xew \ ork Central Dines, 32-33. "Plant publication contest awards/' 743. "Why we picked the winners" (Fish), 744 747. c. Winner in Inter-Council plant contest, 26. Cordell, H. : "Popularizing the safety pro gram," 696-700. Coucnman, A. R.: "The value of the plant . magazine," 45S-459. Cyanogen Chloride: In "The effects of chem- ' ical gases" (Gilchrist), 185. In "The effects of chemical gases" (Gil christ), 516. Codes: See Standards. _' "Cold Room" : In "Recent developments in D safeguarding" (Thalner), 401-402. Cole. w. G:= "The accident-prone employee," Damon, R. S. : "Safety In aeronautical facto 382-388. _ Commercial Vehicles: See Automobile Driv ries,'* 302-304. Dana, E.: "Justifying an accident prevention ing; Automobiles- Committees--safety : In "How to start your safetv program" (Haven), 815-817. program, 656-664. Dannemann, E. A.: "What the commercial ve hicle operator requires of the public and "Resolved: That workmen's safety commit private car operator," 606-609. ^ tees are indispensable in a safety cam Delivery, Taxicab and Bus Section: Discus paign." Affirmative (Auel), 92-95. sion of report forms, 640-643. "Resolved: That workmen's safety commit Discussion of report forms, 791-794. tees are indispensable to a safety program." Joint session, with Food Section, 631-643. Index--Volume 1 S23 Joint session with Food Section, 782-794. Minutes, 601*643. Nominating committee report, 617. Officers, 601. .. _ Dempster, J. : ``John--take- this man! The foreman's responsibility in placing the new man/* 70-75. .. . Dichlorodifloromethane : In "Other chemical refrigerants" (Evans), 484-486. , Dipheuylchiorarsine : In "The effects of chemi cal gases" (Gilchrist), 185. In "The effects of chemical gases (Gil christ)* 516. Dtscitiine: "How shall we interest our em ployees in Safety?" (Pell), 759-766. Drews, E. E. : "Safety in the canning trades," 778-781. .. Drums: In ``The safe handling of flammable liquids," 138- , ,_ Dry Cleaners Section: See Laundry and Dry Cleaners Section. . Dry Cleaning: "Meeting the fire hazards in laundry and dry cleaning establishments*' (Bug-bee), 806-811. Dry ice: "The Safety of `dry-ice'* (Killeffer), 479-482. .. , Dusts: "The minimizing of pulverized coal dust hazards in cement mills" (Harring ton), 438-454. --^ . "Reducing dust explosion losses by industrial cooperation" (Price), 770-775- Dutchci. F. A.: "Where in current literature shall we look for help in industrial nurs ing?" 227-230. - E Economics: Xn "Justifying an accident preven tion program," (Dana), 657-658, 664.* Reduction record of United Engineers and Constructidn Co., 589-590. # "Turning safety activities into profits" (Stone). 800-805. Value of health program, 165-166.__ "Why we did not slice our safety budget" (Gross), 87-91. ^ See also Accidents--Costs. - Education--Engineering:Report of committee on accident prevention in engineering col leges, 343. " "Safety engineering and the student" (Hal- lock), 53-57. . .. r, Education of Workmen: "Application of the conference method of' imparting safety" (Griffith), 77-86. . Conference method of procedure, 668-671. In "Vehicle- collisions and suggested reme dies" (Reid), 677. "Recent developments in the__conference method of imparting safety" (Blank), 75- Electric Railway Section : "Council service to the street railway section" (Ferguson), 687-639. l_ Genera! chairman's report, 645-647. . Joint session with Public Utilities Section, 631-686. Minutes. 645-700. ._ Nominating committee report, 672*673. Officers, 645. Poster and Slide committee report, 646. Program committee report, 646. Publicity committee report. 646. Electric Railways: Discussion of "Do oper ating hazards diminish or increase through faster schedules?" 652-656. #-----b "Do operating hazards diminish or increase through faster schedules?" (Mcllraith), 647-651. . Human factor in accidents, 658-664. "Justifying an accident prevention program" (Dana), 656-664. "Popularizing the safety program" (Cordell), 696-700. "Report on `Uniform accident statistics for electric railways* " (Oldfield), 689-696. "Vehicle collisions and suggested remedies" (Reid), 673-679. Ellis, A. M. : "How wc sold personal hygiene to our employees,'* 233-235., , Employees' Meetings: "Popularizing the safety program" (Cordell), 696-700. See also Education of Workmen. Employees' Publication Section: Chairman's report, 702-703. Contest awards, 743. Incoming officers, 747-748. Minutes, 701-756. "The News-Letter's place in the section" (Bell). 703-708. Nominating committee report, 71G. Officers, 701. Question box, 749-756. "Why we picked the winners" (Fish), 744- 747. Employees* Publications: "Creating contmcts with the home through employees* maga zines" (Carter)* 738-743. "Explaining the firm's business to the work ers," 749-751. . "Filing and index systems for the editor" (Ensminger), 722-728. ' "Hints on handling the reporter staff" (Morse), 709-714. p How to handle home section, 752-753. "How to obtain the cooperation of the man agement,** 754-756., Methods used in distributing papers, 751-752. Open forum on the subject of cartoons for employees* publications, 729-73J. "An outsiders view of employee publica tions" (Harrington), 732-737. "A simple and accurate method of copy fit ting" (Lyons), 714-716. "The value of the plant magazine" (Couchman), 458-463. "Working the joke--how far should it go?" 753-754. Employees Training: See Education of Work men. Engineers----Safety : The first safety engineer. 456-457. Ensminger, H. M.: "Filing and index systems for the editor," 722-728. ' ^ 4 Ericsson, J. E. ; "Trench construction bracing," 572-576. Ethylchloride: Xn "Other chemical refriger ants'* (Evans), 484-486. < Evans. W. A. : "The Significance of industrial health," 151-156. Evans, W. V.: "Other chemical refrigerants," 482-487. Executives: See Management. _ Exhibits : Exhibitors at the 20th Annual Safety Congress, 298-300. Explosions : "The minimizing of pulverized coal dust hazards in cement mills" (Har rington), 438-454. "Reducing dust explosion losses by indus trial cooperation" (Price), 770-775. F Fatigue: In "Recent developments in safe guarding" (Thalner), 402-403. Faville, K. : "Post graduate preparation," 218 223. Fennell, D. D. : "Safety and the interdepend ence of men,** 455-457- Fenton, W. J.: "Emergency first aid," 429-438. Ferguson. R. H.: "Council service to the street railway section,'* 687-689- 824 Twentieth Congress--National Safety Council Filin?: `Filing and index systems for the editor'"' (Ensminger), 722-72S. Filmer, W. T. r Experience of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., with fire brigades, 125 . 126` .1 Finch, R. A.: "Accident investigations from the employee viewpoint," 417-424. Fire Extinguishers: Carbon tetrachloride, 550 551. "The use of chemical extinguishers on incip ient industrial fires*\ (White), 139-150. Fire Prevention: Experience of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., with fire brigades (Fil mer), 125-126. ^ =: "Meeting the fire hazards in Jaundry and dry cleaning establishments" (Bugbec), 806-811. _ "Problems in industrial fire protection" (Bugbee), 123-126. "-7 "The safe handling of flammable liquids** (Anschicks), 132-139. _ "Securing the cooperation of employees in fire prevention" (Armstrong), 126-132. . "The use of chemical extinguishers on in cipient industrial fires** (White). 139-150. See also Explosions. . Fire Prevention Session : 123-150. _ First Aid: "Emergency first aid" (Fenton). 429-438. ___s Fish. C. T.: Why we picked the winners," 744-747. w ^-- Fisher. H. E. : **The evolution oi resuscitation,** 97-122. _ "Reaction time--a factor in causation of accidents,** 205-20S. Fisk, E. L. : "The care of the older employee,** 172-183. "The care of the older employee," 503-574. Flammable Liquids: "The safe handling of flammable liquids** (Anschicks), 132-139. Fleet Operation : See Automobile Driving. a Food Industry : "Accident experience during 1930** (Sullivan), 776-777. __ , "Reducing dust explosion losses by indus trial cooperation** (Price), 770-775. "Safety in the canning trades" (Drews), 778 781. _____ Food Section : Chairman's report, 757-759. Joint session with Delivery, Taxicab and Bus Section, 631-643. ^^ ' Joint session with Delivery, Taxicab and Bus Section. 782-794. Minutes. 757-794. - --- Nominating committee report, 766. Officers, 757. " Foremen : `Application of the conference meth od of imparting safety** (Griffith), 77-86. "A foreman's safety experience**-(Toogood), 63-70. "John--take this' man! The foreman's re sponsibility in placing the new man" (Dempster). 70-75. -- "Recent developments in the conference method of imparting safety" (Blank), 75- 77. =. Foremen's Forum :63-86. -- Foundries : Safety attachments installed on jolt squeezer, 49. Fuel: "The minimizing of pulverized coal dust hazards in cement mills" (Harrington), 438-454. -_v - Fuse Manufacture: Machinery used in the manufacture offuses, 50. ~ G Gases: "The effects of chemical gases" (Gil christ), 183-189. "The effects of chemical gases" (Gilchrist), 514-520. l Gasoline: "The safe handling of flammable liquids" ( Anschicks), 1 32-139. General Round Table Session: 87-122. Gheen, J. E.: "How's your spizzerinktum ?" 40-46. Gilchrist, H. X-- : "The effects of chemical gases," 183-189. "The effects of teal gases," 514-520. Greene, J. H. : "The it. portance of the associa tion of industrial relations and health -work.** 164-171. m Greensfelder^ A. P.: "Construction safety in sures dividends,** 566-572. Griffith, H. J. : "Application of the conference method of imparting safety," 77-86. Grinding Machines : Flute, grinder, for taps, 50. Gross, R. R. : "Why we did not slice our safety budget/* 87-91. . Guards: "Safety features applied to miscella neous machine equipment * (Lang), 47-51. H Hallock, J. W. : "Safety engineering and the student,** 51-57. t\ Hamill, R. C.: `The mental caused of acci dents," 198-201. Hammers--Drop: Guards for board drop ham mers, 405. Harrington, D. : "The minimizing of pulverized coal dust hazards in cement mills, * 433-454. Harrington, H. F. : "An outsider's view of employee publications,** 732-737. Harvey, J. H. : "How to organize a community for safety," 248-252. Haven, R. C.: "How to start your safety pro gram.** 812-820. Health Hazards: "The effects of chemical gases" (Gilchrist), 183-189. "The effects of chemical gases** (Gilchrist). 514-520. "Volatile solvents--their health hazards** (Bricker), 547-556. Health Supervision : "Health services in indus try: equipment, personnel and cost" (Brit ton), 157-164. Value of health program, 165-166. See also Nurses. Heidt, M. A. : "Is accident prevention the re sponsibility of the management or of the employee?" 375-378. Heinrich, H. W. : Discussion re "A logical classification of accidents,** 360-364. Helium: In "The effects of chemical gases" (Gilchrist), 186-187. In "The effects of chemical gases" (Gil christ), 517-518. . Hendra. T. J.: "The insurance organization's attitude toward accident prevention in in dustry," 564-566. Hoover, H. : Letter. '17. m^ Home Safety : Carbon tetrachloride for clean ing, 551. Horrocks, T. A.:. "What a community safety- program can do for the fleet operators.*' 246-248. Housekeeping: See Sanitation. Hulbert, H. S. : "Psychology and Safety" Lec tures, 253-296. * Human Element: See Persona! Factors. "Human Engineering" (Angove), 366-374. Hunter, P. G.: "Developments in power press and machine< shop guarding," 406-407. Hydrocyanic Acid Gas: In "The effects of chemical gases" (Gilchrist), 185. In "The effects of chemical gases" (Gil christ), 516. I Industrial Health : "The care <>f jhe older em ployee" (Fisk). 172-183. "The care - of the older employee'* ('Fisk), 503-514. Index--Volume 1 S25 "The signiiicance of industrial___health" (Evans), 151-156. ._ . !`What is the matter with industrial health? Open forum, 190-198. _ See also Health Supervision; Nurses; Phys ical * Examinations. . - ,,, Industrial Health Section: Joint session .with Chemical Section, 172-189. Joint session with Chemical Section,'. 503-520. Minutes, 151-213. Nominating committee report, 171. Officers,. 151. .r Industrial Nursing Section: Minutes, 215-235. Officers, 213. ' _. Industrial Relations: "The importance of the association of industrial relations and health work" (Greene), 164-171. Insull, S., Jr.: "Human conservation--a na tional necessity," 20-23. Insurance :."The insurance organization's atti tude tovfn^d accidecu .irevention in indus try" (Hendtft), 564-566. -- International List ^ .Causes of Heath : (Mur phy), 349-351. .. Jnvestigation of Accidents: "Accident investi gations from the employee viewpoint" (Finch), 417-424. ## ,,. Plans of "Delivery, Taxicab and Bus Section members, 639-640. . Plans of Delivery, Taxicab and Hus Section members, 790-791. Invocation: See Prayer. -- _- j Jointers : Old and. new style wood jointer, 50. Jones, C. L. and Shaw, J. S. : "Accidents with tanks and pipe-lines---prevention measures. * 521-533. Jolt Squeezers : Safety attachments installed on jolt squeezer, 49. . K. Kachel. W. F. : "Constructing an eight million dollar court house safely," 580-582. Kepner, I. V.: "Accident experience in the chemical industry, in 1930," 543-547. Killeffer, D. H.: "The safety of `dry-ice/ 479-482. ICirtland, W. B. : "Safeguarding the shop ma chinery," 403-406. Kreh. E. J.: "Discussion of Public Utilities contest," 681-683. Z, Labor Turnover: "The relation of labor turn over to the accident curve" (White), 413 417. . . Lang, P- S. : ``Safety features applied to xmscel- ' lancous machine equipment," 47-51. Lathes; Safety devices.adapted to a production wood turning lathe, 49-50. ## Lauer, A. R. : "The selection and training of vehicle operators," 618-623. -1-.. Laundries: <fHow to start your safety pro gram" (Haven), 812-820. -- , *`Meeting the fire hazards in laundry and dry cleaning establishments" __(Bugbcc), 806-811. -- "Turning safety activities into (Stone), 800-805. . "J T^aundry and Dry Cleaners Section: profits ^, General chairman's report, 798-800. ,7 Minutes, 797-820. ^ Officers, 797. - --. Resolution regarding new officers of section, 811-812. Lewisite: See Mustard Gas. -- Life Expectancy: In, "The care of the older employee" (Fisk). 175. ^ In "The care of the older employee" (Fisk), 506. Logie, H. B.: "A suggested classification of the circumstances of accidents," 351-^60. Lundsteadt, A. E. : "Commercial vehicle ac cident experience during 1930," 623-624. "An inter-fleet safety contest in the Deliv ery, Taxicab and Bus Section," 624-630. Lyons, J. A. ; "A simple and accurate meth od of copy fitting," 714-716% . Lynch, F. C.: "What the public requ.res of the commercial vehicle operator," 602-606. M MacGowan, R.: "The moral aspects of acci dent prevention," 35-39. Machine Shops : "Developments in power press and machine shop guarding" (Hunter), 406-407. "Recent developments in power press and machine shop guarding" (Smith), 397-399. "Recent developments in safeguarding" (Thalner), 399-403. "Safeguarding the shop machinery" (Kirt- land), 403=406. "Safe practices in machine shops" (Mor gan). 393-396. . Mahon, S. K.: "Safety to life." 684-686. Maintaining Interest: "How shall we interest our employees in safety?" (Pell), 759-766. Methods used by members ox Construction Section, 589-600. "Popularizing the safety program" (Cor dell), 696-700. Management;: "Accident prevention from the viewpoint of an executive" (Sullivan), 389 393. "Is accident prevention the responsibility of the management or of the employee?" (Heidt), 375-378. Marine Industry: "Safety in the merchant marine" (Walker), 26-29. McCarter, W. J. : "The accident-prone em ployee," 665-672. Mcllraith, E. JT. : "Do operating hazards di minish or increase through faster sched ules?" 647-651. Mental Causes of Accidents: See Personal Factors. Metals Section: Contest winners, 24-25. b Methyl Chloride: In "Other chemical refrig erants" (Evans), 484-487. Miller, G. H.: "Safe practices in entering tanks," 474-479. Milling Machines: Rotary milling machine fixture, 49. Simple guards, 405. - Mogensen, A. H.: "Accident prevention through ' time study methods," 58-62. Morgan, S. : "Safe practices in machine shops," 393*396. Morse, F. H.: "Hints on handling the re porter staff," 709-714. > Motion Study : "Accident prevention through time study methods" (Mogensen), 58-62. Murphy, T. F*. : Remarks on the new Inter national List of Causes of Death, 349-351. Mustard Gas : In "The effects of chemical gases*' (Gilchrist), 184-135. In "The effects of chemical gases" (Gil christ), 515-516. N National Organization for Public Health Nurs ing (Hodgson), 225*225. National Safety Council: Advisory Committee, 23. Directors, 4-6. Executive. Committee, 3-4. 826 Twentieth Congress---National Safety Council Nominating committee report, 16-17. Officers, 3. -------- Platform, 17-18. Purposes and policies, 7-S. Resolutions committee report, 17-20. See also "Annual Meeting: of Member? Xcw Employees : "John--take this man ! he foreman's responsibility in placing: the uew man" (Dempster), 70-75. Xiesz, H. E. : Resolution on death, 19-20. Nurses: Discussion. 223-227. _ # . `'Educational qualifications of the industrial nurse'* (Winslow), 215-218. a# "What meetings, conventions, clinics, and conferences have to offer" (Weder), 230 235. "Whcrc in current literature shall we look for help in industrial nursing:" (Dutcher). 227-250. .# als-o Industrial Nursing "Section. o_ OJdnrid. A. A.: "Report on `Uniform accident statistics tor electric railways'," 689-696. Oldham. F. C.: '`Vehicle maintenance--a factor :n safe distribution," 631-639. ^ Vehicle maintenance--a factor in safe dis tribution." 782-790. ~' . Organization : "How to start your safety pro- STam" (Haven), S12-820. P.'ipcr and Pulp Section: Contest winners, 2o- 26. Paper Industry : Two-hand control applied to a paper shear, 48. Pell. A. W. : "How shall we interest our cm- nlovees in safety?*" 759-766. Personal Factors: "The accident-prone em ployee" (Cole), 382-388. _. "The accident-prone employee (McCarter), 665-672. . * . ... .. "Basic principles in. planning a safety edu cation and publicity program" (Stevens), 464-471. . __ , . "Creating a safety consciousness (Sapping- ton). 717-721. Discussion, 208-213. ........ "Human engineering" (Angoye), 366-o/4. . Human, factor in accidents, CS8-664. "The mental causes of accidents*1 (Hamill) 198-201. . "The mental effects of accidents ' (Singer) 201-204. -- , "Psychology and Safety" Lectures, (Hul hert). 253-296. .-- . ,, "Reaction time--a factor in causation of ac cidents" (Fisher), 205-208. "The selection and training of vehicle op erators" (Lauer), 618-623.-- Petroleum Industry: "Resolved: That work men's safety committees arc indispensable to a safety program." Negative (Prus- singr). 95-97. ^ Petroleum Section: C .es*-_ winners, 24. Phvsical Examinations: "ihe care of the older ' employee" (Fisk), 172-183. 'The care of the older employee (Fisk) 503-5*4* -. In "Vehicle collisions and suggested reme dies*' (Reid), 679. ... ,. Pipe Dines : "Accidents with tanks and pipe lines--preventive measures" (Shaw and Jones), 521-533. PlaysT* "City-wide operators* conferences,** 639. `"City-wide operators* conferences," 790. , Poisons : See Oases. Posters: Discussion as to type of poster con- sidered best, 767-769. Power Press Section : Joint session with Auto motive and Machine Shop Section, 397-407. Prayer : (Stewart), 9-10. President's address of acceptance (Bcrgquist), "President's Annua! Address." (Bcrguuist), 12-16. Presses--Foot: Kick press* 393. . Two-hand control on kick press, 48. Presses--Power: " Developments in power press and machine shop guarding** (Hun ter). 406-407. . "Recent developments in power press and machine shop guarding" (Smith), 397-399. "Safeguarding the shop machinery" (Kirt- Iand), 403-406. Price, D. J.: "Reducing dust explosion losses by industrial cooperation," 770-775. Prizes: See--Bonus Systems; Contests; Re wards. Prussing, C. F.: "Resolved: That workmen's safety committees are indispensable to a safety program." Negative, 95-97. Psychology and Safety: Lectures, (Hulbcrt), 253-296. Public Safety: '`Essentials of a community safety program," (Skeel), 237-239. "How to organize a community for safety** ( Harvey), 248-252. "What a community safety program can do for the fleet operators" (Horrocks), 246-248. "What a community safety program can do . for industry" (Rice), 240-242. "What a community safety program can do for the municipality" (Brooks), 242-246. Public Utilities Section: Contest winners, 24. "Discussion of contest** (Kreh) 681-693. Joint session with Electric Railways Section, 681-686. R Railroads: Nf.S.C. Certificate of Special Com mendation awarded the Hew York Central Dines. 32-33. - Refrigeration Industry : "Other chemical re frigerants" (Evans), 482-487. . "The safety of `dry-ice* " (Killcffcr), 479 482. Reid, S. H. : "Vehicje collisions and suggested remedies,*' 673-679. Resolutions : Appreciation of President Bergquist, 18. Construction Section on Milwaukee for con gress city. 5S8. Council Platform, 17-1S. Death of Homer E. Niesz. 19-20. Laundry and Dry Cleaners Section, 811-812. Report of committee. NT.S.C., 17-20. Responsibility for Accidents: "Is accident pre vention the reftponsibility of the manage ment or of the employee?" (Heidt), 375 37S. \ Resuscitation : "`The evolution of resuscitation** (Fisher). 97-322. Rewards: Award plans of members of Con struction Section, 591-592. "How shall we interest our employees in safety?** (Pell). 759-766. Rice, C. L. : "What a community safety pro* gram can do for industry," 240-242. Richards, W. R.: "Progress of safety in con struction," 585-588. Rosenthal, O. W. : "Safety work is a man's job." S82-584. Rubber Industry : Safety appliances on rubber mixing machines, 48. Russell, J., Jr.: "Acceptance speech," 574-580. "What we learn from reporters," 558-564. ***" : urojT' tM-gx-asti ^gggjgglggy Index--Volume 1 S27 S `Safety Consciousness/* (Sappington), 717 721. Safety Engineering Courses: See Education Engineering. -- Safety Movement: "Human conservation----a national necessity'* (Instill), 20-23. "The moral aspects of accident prevention" (MacGowan). 35-39. __ "Safety and tne interdependence _of men" (Fennell), 455-457. "Safety to life," JLMahon), 684-686. Safety Movement-History: The first safety engineer, 456-457. Sanders: Guarded belt sander, 49. -- Sanitation: "How we sold personal hygiene to our employees" (Ellis), 233-235. Sappington, C. O. r "Creating a safety Con sciousness/* 717-721. # Saws: Automatic feed rip saw equipped with knot deflector and group of kick back fin gers, 49. Guards for gang veneer saw, 49. Safeguards applied to standard swing saws, 49. . Safeguards for a table saw used for cutting rods, tubes and sheets of fiber, asbestos, rubber, lead and copper, 48-49. # Table trim saw equipped with spring set solenoid brake, 49. Screw Machines: Application of direct con nected motor drive, 48. b~ Seymour, L. D. : "Safety in air transporta tion.*' 311-316. _._i__ _ Shaw, J. S. and Jones, C. L.: - ."Accidents with tanks and pipe-lines---preventive measures/* 521`533* a Shears: Two-hand control applied to a paper shear, 48. _ --zr Singer, H. D. : "The mental effects of acci dents,** 201-204. - Skeel, L. E. : "Essentials o* a community safety program," 237`239. __ Smith, E. J.: "Recent developments in powi. press and machine shop guarding/* 397 399. - Solvents : "Volatile solvents--their health haz ards** (Bricker), 547-556. j: ~,, Spizzerinktum: "How's your spizzerinktum r" (Gheen), 40-46. zL Standards; Report of steering committee on research, standards and codes, 343-347. < Statistics Section : Joint session with Statistics Committee of A.S.S.E.--Engineering Sec tion, 349-364. Nominating committee report, 349. Stevens, S. N. : "Basic principles hi planning a safety education and publicity program," 464-471. Stine, C. M. A. : "Science and civilization/* 495-502. Stoeckel, R. B. : "What the state requires of all commercial vehicle operators," 610 615. Stone, J. C, : "Turning safety activities into profits/* 800-805. .^ Stopping Devices: See Brakes. Sullivan, R. H.: "Accident prevention from the viewpoint of an executive,** 389-393. Sullivan, W. A. : "Accident experience of the Food Section during 1930." 776~*777. # Sulphur Dioxide: In "The effects of chemical gases** (Gilchrist), 187. In "The effects of chemical gases** (Gil christ), 518. 1__ In "Other chemical refrigerants** (Evans), 484-487. . .Sweitzer. R. M.: "Address of welcome/* JO11 T Tank Cars : In "The safe handling of flam mable liquids/' 136^137* m Tanks: "Accidents with tanks and ptpe-ltnes --preventive measures*' (Shaw and Jones), 521-533. In "The safe handling of flammable liquids/' 135-138. "Safe practices in entering tanks*' (Miller), 474*479. Thaltfe-). R. F.: "Recent developments in sa/e- tfrordhig/' 399-403. Time Study: "Accident prevention through time study methods" (Mogensen), 58-62. Toogood. R. : "A foreman's safety experience," 63-70. Trenches : "Trench construction bracing" (Ericsson). 572-576. Truck Driving; See Automobile Driving. V Veneer Plant* : 49. Guard* for gang veneer saw, w Walker. H. B. : "'Safety in the merchant ma rine/* 26-29. Warzala. S. : ``Accidents tn# the chemical in dustry and their prevention,'* 534-542. Waste: "The hazards of chemical wastes and their safe disposal" (Besselievre), 487-494. Weder, J. A.: "What meetings, conventions, clinics, and conferences have f> offer/' 230-233. Welcome, Address of (Sweitzer), 10-1). ^ Welding: Fire precautions when making re pairs with acetylene torches, 130-131. Protection against sparks, 405. White, C. B. : "The use of chemical extin- fuishers on incipient industrial fires," 3 39 50. White, W. L., Jr.: "The relation of lahor turnover to the accident curve," 413-417. Winslow. C.-E-A. r "Educational qualifications of the industrial nurse," 215-21S. # Wire Manufacture: Guard for wire rewinding machine, 48. ^ _ Manufacture of tinsel wire, 50. W**e drawing machines, 50. Woodworking Industry: Automatic feed rip saw equipped with knot deflector and group * of kick back Ungers, 49*. Guarded belt sander, 49. Guards for gang veneer saw, 49. Old and new style wood jointer, 50. Safeguards applied to standard swing saws, 49. Safety devices adapted to a production wood turning lathe, 49-50. ,, Table trim saw equipped with spring set solenoid brake, 49. Y Young, C. M.: "The Department of Com merce and safety in aeronautics/' 317-329. ----- ---'I L : \[^\ INDEX -VOLUME II A Accidents: Definition of lost time accident* 330 331. "What is a lost time accident?" 201-202. Accidents--Causes: The difference between the cause of an accident and the reason for an accident, 156-157. "A talk on the basic causes of accidents" (Keck), 672-679. = Accidents-^--Costs: In "Before and after safety organization" (McCann), 92. ___ Is there an increase in compensation cases since mills are working shorter hours? 264. Acids: Handling of acids. 111. Adams, G. J.: "Unusual accidents and their remedies,'* 275-277. Adams, T. A.; "Safety measures In Cold storage power plants," 574-579. Adams, W. W.: '`Progress In safety at quar ries," 501-505. _ Air Hose: See Compressed Air. Aircraft: "Making winter aviation safe" (Col ley), 651-653. ^ Ammonia: In "Other chemical refrigerants" (Evans), 605-607. Associations: "The safety plan of the National Coal. Association" (Kies), 196-201. Automobile Driving: "The motor driver's re- sponsibilty" (grade crossings) (Hill), 707 710. I_ "Prevention of oil held transportation acci dents'* (Dischinger), 347-353. Automotive Section: Joint session with- Power Press Section, 39S-408. - Kaer, A. H.: "Safety in design and installation . of refrigerating equipment," 554-563. Hailey, C. T.: ``The maintenance of way de partment's responsibilty." 705-706. Kanash. J. I.: "Awarding of safety contest cer tificates,** 364-367. " Barlow, A.: "Textile Section Statistics," 806 808. ,, . Karr, R. C.: "Why are we not making greater progress in lumbering and woodworking safety?" 821-826. Keck. E. W.: "A talk on the basic causes of accidents,'* 672-679. Ketizol: In "Ventilation for solvents-, in the rub ber industry" (Gumaer), 639:641. Kerquist, A. V.: "Good housekeeping," 133-137. Kesseiievre, E. B.: "The hazards of chemical wastes and their safe disposal,'* 608-615. Black. R. W.: "Refinery safety standards," 340 342. Klackstone, H.: "The safe handling of cargo on the dock," 38-44. Klatti, A. L.: "3afe practice in car Icing," 583 584. " - Blythe, C. M.: "Coupling." 743-747. Bonus Systems: "Bonuses and penalties in safe ty work*' (Gregory), 16-22. ~ Bonuses for safety work. 67-68. Boraks. L.: "General round table," 385-387. Box Board Industry: "Hazards peculiar to the box board industry" (Murray), 250-259. Boxes: Wire bound boxes, 98. Brakes--Railroad: "Operating hand brakes" (Hammond). 747-754. . =- Braun. F. W.: "Progress in the woods--a bird's eye view," 810-813. - Bright, G. B.: "Safe practices^ in operation and maintenance of refrigerating plants," 564 568. ., Brown, C. J.: "Tmn.s|*ortation accidents and their prevention," 728-732. Kush, A. R-: "Ship safety organization," 34-38. Butane: In "Other chemical refrigerants" ( Evans >, 605-607. c Calenders: The calender stack, 243-244. Guard, 658. ('alien. A. C.: "Inspection of electrical equip ment in coal mines," 203-209. Cans----Safety: Home-made cans for cements, 654. Carbon Dioxide: In "Other chemical refriger ants" (Evans), 605*607. # (arrow, T. H,: "An analysis of the accident record of the railroads as reported to the Interstate Commerce Commission/* 687-692. Cement Industry: Organization plan of Mar quette Cement Manufacturing Co.. 514-516. Cc.nent Section: Joint session with Quarry Sec tion. 536-552. Chemical Industry: Handling of acids. 111. ''The hazards of chemical wastes and their safe disposal" (Kesseiievre). 608-615. Chemical Section: Joint session with Refrigera tion Section, 594-615. Cheney, V. S.: "Keeping industrial employees healthy/* 100-105. Clark. G. E.: "What are you going to do about them -- and when?" 106. Clothing: See also Shoes. C Id Room; Hazards, 402-403. ^ ('old Storage Plants: "Safety at platform** ( O'Keeie), 579-581. "Safety measures in cold storage power plants" (Adams). 574-579. Colley. R. S.t "Making winter aviation safe/' 651-653. " Colville. R. E.: "The foreman's viewpoint of accident prevention," 517-520. Committees--Safety: "Observations from our experiences with ship safety committees" (Marr), 66-70. a# "Organizing and maintaining interest in the safety committtee" (Quirk), 661-665. Community--Safety: "Satety work as a com munity service" (Opp), 420-423.* Compressed Air: Substitute for air hose in cleaning castings, 157. Compressed Air Machinery: Special rack for holding compressed air tools, 768. ^ ^ Conference Plan of `Education: See Education rf Workmen. ^ ^ Conihear, \V.: "The educative process in acci dent prevention work," 1S8-196-- Contests: "Awarding contest certificates" (Dowd), 286-291. , `'Awarding of safety contcs: certificates for Petroleum Section" (Banash), 364-367. Certificate awards for Metals Section, 154-156. "Discussion of Public Utilities contest" (Kreh), 461-463. ^ Paper and Pulp Section, 246. "Resolved--That accident prevention contests have no place in an industrial safety pro gram" (Cartel), Negative side. 450-460. "Resolved--That accident prevention^ contests have no place in an industrial safety pro gram" (Oldfield), Affirmative side, 448-450. 841 842 Tzventieth Congress--National Safety Council Conveyors: "Conveyorized foundry system of the General Electric Company"--(Motion picture), 151-153. ^a Cooperation: "Getting cooperation in the fac tory" (Lee), 814-816. - Corbin. H. S.: "Operating switches,*' 754-757. Cott, E. R.: "Safety at coal and ore loading docks,*' 8-10. Couchinan, A. R.: "The value of the plant mag azine/' 539-544. __-- Couplings: "Coupling**(Blythe), 745-747. Courts: Safety court, 514-ol5. Cranes: See Hooks. Cronk, M. M.: "The prevention of train and train service accidents," 725-727. D Dalton, M. B.: "The human side of industrial accidents," 800-804. -. Davidson, H. F.: "Good eyesight essential in industry," 131-133, 137-139. 1 Day, O. H.: "The conference method of safety instruction," 585-593. Dee, E. D.: "Helping the foreman shoulder responsibilty/* 416-420. = Derevere, G. W., and Smith, R. L.: "Accident prevention--the foreman's job," 425-431- Dichlorodiftoromethane: In "Other chemical refrigerants'* (Evans). 605-607. Digesters:* See Sulphite Manufacture. Dischinger, H. E.: "Prevention of oil field transportation accidents," 347-353. Discipline: "Bonuses and penalties in safety work" (Gregory), 16-22. "Discipline in relation to accidents*' (Dun bar), 183-185. a . Discussion on "Discipline in relation to ac cidents*' (Dunbar), 185-187. _ In "The educative process in accident pre vention work" (Conibear), 193-196. Methods used by paper industry group, 306 310. .7 4 Should men be jienalized for minor infraction of safety rules resulting in injury? 263-264. I>ocks: "The safe handling of cargo on the dock** ( Blackstone), 3S-44. .____ "The safe operation of graving- dry docks" (Lynn), 23-26. _ "Safety at coal and ore loading docks** (Cott), 3-10. "___ Dow, M.: "The individual's responsibilty for safety," 442-448. a -- # ' Dowd, A. S.: "Awarding of contest certifi cates," 286-291. ^ Drews, E. E.: "Accident experience in the Packers and Tanners Section during 1930," 8 5-88 Dry Ice: "The safety of *dry ice*," (Killeffer), 600-603. T Dunbar. F. B.: "Discipline in relation to acci dents.*' 183-185. a . -- ^ Dutton. H. P.: "What is an efficient power press department?*' 390-397. E-- Economics: Accident reduction in_quarry indus try, 502-505. __ "Before and after safety organization" (Mc Cann). 89-94. -- "Depression a safeguard" (Hoover), 59-61. Discussion of power press operation (Kaems), 389. "The safety plan of theNational Coal Asso ciation" (Fies). 196-201. __ "The value of organized safety on American railroads" (O'Brien), 733-739. Education of Workmen: "The conference method of safety instruction" (Day), 585 593. "Development and use of safety codes in re fineries" (Murphy), 336-339. "The educative process in* accident prevention work" (Conibear), 188-196. aa Electric Railway Section: Joint session with Public Utilities Section, 461-467. Electric Session: 483-495. Electricity: "Electrical hazards in the packing and tanning industry*' (Rice), 81-35. a "Electrical hazards in the paper and pulp in dustry" (Banta), 269-274. "Inspection of electrical equipment in coal mines" (Callen), 203-209. "The live line tool's contribution to safety and continuity of service" (Hill), 483-490. Procedure for inspecting and testing rubber protective equipment, 273. "Protective ground connections* (Maclach- lan), 490-495. Test lamps for testing circuits, 654. Electricity--Static: Bonding tank cars, 346. Employees Publications: "The value of the plant magazine" (Couchinan), 539-544. Engineers--Safety: The first safety engineer, S37. . "The foreman and the safety supervisor" (Gill), 436-441. Esch, W. F.: "Struck or run over by engines or cars," 762-764. a# Ethylchloride: In "Other chemical refriger ants" (Evans), 605-607. Evans, . G. ; "Report of committee on preven tion of railroad highway crossing accidents," 699-704. Evans, W. V.: "Other chemical refrigerants," 603-608, 614. " Explosions: "The prevention of explosions in motorships" (Tode), 45*55. Eye Protection: "Eye protection in the petrol eum industry" (Larsen), 332-335. Glass shields for emery wheels, 834-835. "Good eyesight essential in industry" (Dav idson), 131-133, 137-139. F Falls----People: "Falls and how they can be pre vented" (Martin), 786-793. Fennell, D.D.: "Safety and the interdependence of men," 536-538. Fies, M. H.: Discussion on "Discipline in re lation to accidents" (Dunbar), 185-187. "The safety plan of the National Coal Asso-. ciation," 196-201. Fire Extinguishers: "Industrial fire protection* (Greenfield), 628-635. Fire Prevention: "Industrial fire protection" (Greenfield). 628-635. See also Explosions. . First Aid: First aid room for all injuries, 261 262. Foremen: "Accident prevention--a foreman's job" (Derevere and Smith), 425-431. "The foreman and his part in safety" (Hyde), 431-434. "The foreman and the safety supervisor" (Gill), 436-441. "The foreman's viewpoint of accident preven tion" (Colvilie), 517-520. "Helping the foreman shoulder responsibility" (Dee), 416-420. * . In "Development and use of safety codes m refineries*^ (Murphy), 337-339, In "Why safety must be a part of our daily tasks" (Plzak), 280-284. Forrester, C. R. G.: "The economy of good sur gery," 568-571. Foundries: "Cleaning in the metal industry" (Greenburg), 141-148. "Conveyorized foundry system of the General Electric Company" (Motion picture), 151 153. -9 "Index--T^ohimc II 843 "Developments of safety in foundries*' (Oar- tel), 148-151. ______ Type of goggle best for pouting metal. 159. Foundry Session: 140-153. Fuller. G. V.; "The operations of the National Council on Compensation Insurance and its relation to compensation insurance rates," 520-532. : G Oarages: Sec Service Stations. ^ __ Gas industry: "The safe utilisation of natural gas" (ICtinge). 468-482. Gas Session : 468-482. _ .. a Gases: Irritation of throat from chlorine gas, 297. * Irritation of throat from sulphite gas, 297. Gill, W. C.: "The foreman and the safety su pervisor,*' 436-441. Goff, C. G.: "The motive power department's responsibility in accident prevention," 770 774. . Goggles: "Eye protection in the petroleum in dustry" (Larsen), 332-335. Glass shields or goggles from emery wheels, 834-835. ^. "Good eyesight essential in industry" (David son), 131-133, 137-139. Type best for pouring metal, 159. . Grounding: "Electrical hazards in- the paper and pulp industry*' (Banta), 269-274. See also Electricity. _-- # Gould. E. M. 2 "The superintendent's viewpoint of safety in the quarry industry,'* 512-516. Grade Crossings 2 Discussion. 715-718^ "The engineer's responsibility" (Walsh), 704 705. "The maintenance of way department's re sponsibility" (Bailey), 705-706. ^ "The motor driver's responsibility" (Hill), 707-710. . .L . "Report of committee on prevention of rail road highway crossing accidents" (Evans), 699-704. Grant. E. E.: "Trend of accidents in the paper and puXg industry^during 1930," 248-249. Greenfield \V. : ``Industrial fire protection," 628-635. Gregory, F. C.: "Bonuses and penalties in safety work," a 6-22. -= Grindin_g_ Wheels : Glass shields for emery wheels. 834-835. - Cross. R. R. : "Where safety stands in our or ganization,** 621-628. -- Guards : "Guarding equipment at its source-- packing-house machinery" (Keebler), 74-76. "Guarding shoe machinery at its source" (Palmer), 76-80. tT . Gumaer, P. W.: "Ventilation for solvents zn the rubber industry," 636-641- H Hammers--Drop: Guards for drop hammers, 406. `Hammond, C. vV.: "Operating hand brakes," 747.754. # Hand, R. F.: "Safety promotion in the marine industiw," 62-66. Handling Materials: Best safeguards against splinters and slivers. 262-263. "Hand labor apd trucking" (Voss), 129-131. See also Conveyors. --_ Health Hazards: ``Safeguarding the jhealth of compound room employees" (Martens), 665 668. L "Ventilation for solvents in the rubber indus try" (Gumaer), 636-641. Health Supervision : "The economy of good sur gery" (Forrester), 568-571. "Keeping industrial employees healthy" (Che ney), 100-105. "The medical department and reduced lost time" (Knapp*), 793-797. "Relation of illness to safety in mining" (Say ers), 170-183. - Herbert. J- H.: "Preven4?*ig accidents at super service stations.'* 324-330. Ificks, J. W.: "Selling the safety program, 410- _ *io. Hill, C- E.: "The motor driver's responsibil ity,*' 707-710. Ilill, J-. Jr. s "The live Hne tool's contribution a to safetv and continuity of service." 483-490. Hillhouse. W. B.: "Prevention of fatalities from roof falls." 218-221. Hodell. L. R. : "Lessons learned from unusual accidents." 353-363. # Hooks: Crane hook for lifting dome cover from steam locomotive, 768. Hoover, D. X.: "Depression a safeguard," 59- 61. Housekeeping: Effect of housekeeping on safety. 836-837. ' "Good housekeeping" (Berquist), 133-137. Howsam. H. C.: "Production with safety in a small power press plant," 372-377. Hoyman, *1. G.: "The difference between care lessness and unsafe practices." 299-304.5 Hubbard, B. R.: "The fog horn as an aid to navigation," 26-33. Human Element: See Personal Factors. Hunter. P._G.: "Developments in power press and machine shop guarding," 407-408- Hyde, R. Y.: "The foreman and his part in safety," 431-434. Hycr. A.: "Safety on the paper machine," 238 246. I Infections: "Reporting and treating trivial ac cidents" (Wood), 14-16. Use of tetanus antitoxin, 98-99. Wire bound boxes. 98. 4 Inspection: "Inspection of electrical equipment in coal mines'* (Callen). 203-209. "Inspection of rubber machinery and equip ment" (Schneider), 668-672. Insurance: "Handling men and materials" (Meyne), 827-832. "The operations of the National Council on Compensation Insurance and its relation to compensation insurance rates" (Fuller), 520-532. _ "The./relation of insurance companies to the general promotion of accident prevention** (Pollock). 532-535. Investigation of Accidents: Safety court, 514 515. J Jerome, F. J. : "The maintenance of way de partment's responsibility in accident pre vention," 692-695. "K Kaeins, A. L-: Discussion on power press op eration, 387-389. Kearns, T. P.: "State aid in accident preven tion." 798-800. , . , Keebler, E.: "Guarding equipment at its source --packing-house machinery," 74-76. Keefer, W. D.: "Guarding mechanical equip ment," 768-770. Killeffer, D. H.: "The safety of `dry Ice,' " 600 603. Kirtland, W. B.: "Safeguarding the shop ma chinery," 404-406. KJinge, A. A.: "The safe utilization of natural gas," 468-482. Knapp, R. P.: "The medical department and reduced lost time," 793-797. 844 Twentieth Congress---National Safety Council Kniffcn, R. S."Transportation and ma.int.Q- nance of way department** joint responsi bilities,1* 95-693. -1 . ... Kreh, E. J.: "Discussion of Public Utilities contest." 461--1637 L- (.adders: Vacuum cup ladder _foot. 655. _ Lamps--Testing: Test lamps for testing circuits, 654. __ , Larsen, H. J.: "Eye protection in the petroleum industry*.** 552-335. --- r-arson, \V. J.: "Accident experience in the Power Press Section during: 1950,** 37(1-372. Leather Industries: "Guarding shoe machiuery at its source** (Palmer), 76-80. # Leather Industries Section: See Meat Packing, Tanning and Leather Industries Section. Lee, J. H.s `'Getting cooperation in the fac tory.*' 814-S16. ^ Lighting: Pad illumination as a cause of acci dents. 130-182. ------- . The best and safest method _of illumination in coal mines and in metai mines, 222-224. Locomotivos: "Gettinsr on or otF locomotives or cars** (Neff), 757-761. Placing of electric lights to - reflect on loco motive foot boards, 157. . . Logging: "Progress in the woods--a bird's eye view'* (Braun). 810-813. ~~ "Why are wc not making greater progress in lumbering and woodworking safety?" 821-826. --. Long, J. E.: "Report of the committee on pres ent and future activities," 710-714. _ Lumber Manufacturing Sections See Wood working and Lumber .Manufacturing Sec tion. # Lumbering: See Logging. . Lynn. L. J.; "The safe operation of graving ' dry docks,*' 23-26. .7 mM Machine SJioyiss: "1 >evelnpments in power press and machine shop guarding** (Hunter), 407- *408. .- "Recent developments in power press and machine *hnp guarding" (.Smith). 598*400. "Safeguarding the shop machinery'* (K.irt- , land). 404-4Oo. -- Maclaclilan. W.: "Protective ground connec tions," 490-495. -- Mahon, S. K.: "Safety to life,'*. 464-467. Maintaining interest: "How to get group safety consciousness*' (Sulcsk)f S16-819. "Organizing and maintaining-interest^ in the safetv committee" (Quirk), 661-665. Malingering: Pest method of getting injured men back to work, 157. # _. nagement: ''Executive viewpoint in safety** (Prince), 506-512. " t "Management's responsihilty for safety * (Orwig), 434-435. . "The superintendent's viewpoint of safety in the quarry industry" (Gouldj_. 512-516. Manholes: In "The safe utilization of natural gas" (Klinge), 476-482. # Marine Industry: Accident experience during 1930, 5-7. _- ,, "Bonuses and penalties in safety work** (Gregory), 16-22. ,~" "Depression a safeguard" (Hoover), 59-61. "The fog horn as an aid to navigation** (Hubbard), 26-33"Observance of the rules of tlic road for safety" (Parker), 10-14. _ a "Observations from our experiences with ship safety committees'* (Marr), 66-70. "The prevention of explosions in niotorships" CTode). 45-55. "The safe handling of cargo on the dock'* (Blackstone), 38-44- ' "The safe operation of graving dry docks'* (Lynn), 23-26. "Safer motorboating** (Seward), 55-59. `Safety at coal and ore loading docks'* (Cott), 8-10. . "Safety promotion in themarine industrv** (Hand), 62-66. . . "Ship safety organization" (Bush). 34-38. Marine Section: Minutes, 71. Nominating committee report, 7-8. Officers, 3. Poster and slides committee report, 4-5. Statistics committee report, 5-7. Marr, G. A.: "Observations from our expe riences* with ship safety committees," 66-70. Martens, P. B.: "Safeguarding the health of compound room employees, 665-668. Martin, H. T.: "Falls, and how they can be prevented.'* 786-793. Massey, J. A.: "Tile brakeman's duties in acci dent prevention.'* 721-725. McCann, E. J.: "Before and after safety or ganization," 89-94. _ ^ Meat Packing Industry: "Accident experience in the Packers and Tanners Section during 1930** (Drews), 85-S8. . "Before and after safety organization** (Mc Cann), 89-94. "Electrical hazards in the packing and tan ning industry*' (Rice). 8I-S5. "Guarding equipment at its source^--packing house machinery** (Keeblcr). 74-76. "Present day safety problems" (Schaffner), 95-99. Meat Packing, Tanning and Leather Indus tries Section: Minute?, 73-11*. Nominating committee report, 94. Officers. 73.^ __ Metal Industries: "Analysis of accident cause* in the metals industry** (Waite). 122-124. "Cleaning in the metal industry" (Green- burg), 141-148. "Metals Section Statistics for 1930" (Schen- del), 119-121. Safest method for breaking test bars, 153-159. Substitute for air hose in cleaning castings, 157. Type of goggle best for pouring metal. 159. See also Foundries. Metals Section: Certificate award* for Metals Section, 154-156. _ Engineering committee report. 115-116. Foundry research committee report. 116. General chairman's report. 114. Health committee report. 116. Membership committee report. 124. M inutes, 113-160. News-Letter Editor's report. 116. Nominating committee report. 125-126. 113. . roatcr committee report, 114-115. Program committee report, 12 7. Publicity committee report, 115. Question box, 156-160. p Slides and safety kinks committee report, 116 117. .,, Methyl Chloride: In "Other chemical refrig erants" (Evans), 605-608. 6J4. Meyne. G. F.: "Handling men and materials." 827-832. ,. Miller, G. IT.: "Safe practices in entering tanks,** 595-600. Milling Machines: Simple guards. 406. Mills: "Mechanical safety m mines and mills" (Pett), 210-214. Mines and Mining: The best and safest method of illumination in coal mines and in metal mines, 222-224. ^ Index--Volume 11 S45 "The educative process in accident preven tion work" (Conihear). 183-196, "Inspection of electrical equipment in coal mines" (Callen), 203-209. - "Mechanical safety in mines and mills" (Pett), 210-214. "Prevention of fatalities from _ roof falls" (HiUhouse), 218-221. * "Relation of illness to safety in mining" (Sayers), 170-183. "The safety plan of the National Coal Asso ciation" m fries)196-201. Mining Section: Minutes. 161-224. Nominating committee report. 161-165. Officers, 161. . Poster and slides committee report, 163-161. Secretary's report. 165-170. ' Statistics committee report, 162-163. Motion Pictures: "Conveyorized foundry sys tem of the General Electric Company"-- (Motion picture), 151-153. Motor-boats: "Safer motorboating"_ (Seward), 55-59. . . .J Murphy, W. B.: "Development and use of safety codes in refineries,'* 336. Murray, A.: "Hazards peculiar to the box board industry," 250-259. . Myers, J. W.: "What our accident records show," 317-324. _ ' N' National Coal Association: Safety plan, (Pies), 196-201, National Council on Compensation Insurance: "The operations of the National Council on Compensation Insurance and its relation to compensation insurance rates" (Fuller), 520-532. Natural Gas: See Gas Industry. Neff, P. F. : "Getting on or off locomotives or cars," 757-761. " o" Oartcl, J. A. : "Developments of safety in foun dries,** 148-151, # "Resolved--That accident prevention contests have no place in an industrial safety pro gram** Negative side, 450-460. ,, O'Brien, "W. J.: "The value of organized safety on American railroads." 733-739.-- O'Keefe, W. M. : "Safety at platform," 579-581. Oldfield, A. A.: "Resolved--That accident pre vention contests have no place in an indus trial safety program" Affirmative side, 448-450, Opp, G. C. A.: "Safety work as a community service,** 420-423. _- Organization : Plan of Marquette Cement Manu facturing Co., 514-516. "Ship safety organization" (Bush)_,__34-38. Orwig, S. B.: Management's responsibility for safety," 434-435. - P_ Packing Industry: See Meat Packing Industry. Palmer, W. : "Guarding shoe machinery at its source," 76-80. # # Paper and Pulp Section: Committee, appointed to study the problem of guarding nips, etc., 264-267. Contest committee report, 246. Engineering c6mmittee report, 246-247. Membership committee report, 230-231, Minutes, 225*311. Nominating committee report, 259-260. Officers, 225-226. Organization of committee to study methods of guarding guillotine cutters, 305. Regional reports, 227-230, 232-236. Resolutions, 23S, 268. Secretary's report, 236-238. Statistics committee report, 248:249. Paper Cutters: Discussion on guards for guil lotine paper cutters, 304-305. Paper Industry : "The difference between care lessness and unsafe practices" (Iloyman), 299-304. Discussion on guards for guillotine paper cut ters. 304-305. "Electrical hazards in the paper and pulp industry" (Banta), 269-274. Handling bales of paper, 254, "Hazards peculiar to the box board industry" (Murray), 250-259. "Safety on the paper machine" (Hyer), 238 246. Scraper for calender rolls, 256. "Trend of accidents in the paper and pulp industry during 1930*' (Grant), 248-249. "Unusual accidents and their remedies" (Ad ams), 275-277. Wire hazards, 255. Parish, H. A.: ''Collisions and derailments," 740-745. Parker, H. T. : "Observance of the rules of the road for safety," 10-14. Peacock, W. J.: "Salvaging human power," 126-129. Pearson, P. R.: "Icc" (safe handling at plat form). 581-583. Personal Factors: "Analyses of accident. causes in the metals industry" (Waite), 122-124. '`Basic principles in planning a safety educa tion and publicity program*' (Stevens), 545-552. The difference between the cause of an acci dent and the reason for an accident. 156 157. "The human side of industrial accidents" (Dalton). 800-804. In "What are you going to do about them-- and when?" (Clark), 108-110. "Why safety must be a part of our daily tasks" (Plzak), 278-284. Petroleum Industry: "Development, and use of safety codes in refineries" (Murphy), 336 339. "Eye protection in the petroleum industry" (Larsen), 332-335. "Lessons learned from unusual accidents" ( Modell), 353-363. "Operating a pipe line without accidents" (Sutton). 343-347. "Preventing accidents at super-service sta tions" j(Herbert). 324-330. "Prevention of oil field transportation acci dents" (Dischinger), 347-353. "Refinery safety standards" (Black), 340-342. "What our accident records show" (Myers). 317-324. ^ _# Petroleum Section: Activities of divisions, 314 317. ^ # "Awarding of safety contest certificates" (Banash). 364-367. Minutes. 313-367, Nominating committee report, 335. Officers. 313. Pett. L. F.: "Mechanical safety in mines and mills," 210-214. Physical Examinations: Examinations for workmen in mines. 215-217. "The industrial physician and bis part in the safety program" (Shirley), 641-650. In "Executive viewpoint of safety" (Prince), 509-511. In "Relation of illness to safety in mining" (Sayers), 171-177, 18Q:1S3. # Physicians: "The industrial physician and his part in the safety program" (Shirley), 641 650. Platforms--Loading: "Ice" (Safe handling at platform) (Pearson), 581-583. gB 846 Twentieth Congress---National Safety Council "Safety at platform*' (O'Keefe), 579*581. Power Plants: "Safety measures in cold stor age power plants" (Adams), 574-579. Plays: `Tenny Wise," 159. Plzak, J. J.: "Why safety must he a part of our daily tasks," 278-284. # Poisons: "Ventilation for solvents in the rub ber ina*.stry" (Guraaer), 636-641. Pollock, F. A.: "The relation of insurance companies to the general promotion of acci dent prevention." 532-535. -- .... Power Press Section: "General round table (Boraks). 385-387. . , ,. Joint session with Automotive and Machine Shop Section. 398-408. Minutes. 369-408. Nominating committee report, 384. Officers. 369. _ Presses-^--Foot: Kick press guard, 399. Presses--Power: "Accident experience in the Power Press Section during 1930" (Lar son). 370-372. --, ,. "Developments in power press and machine shop guarding" (Hunter), 407-408. "Is the press safe because it is guarded? (Thompson). 377-383. . ,, "Production with safety in a small power press plant" (Howsam), 372-377. "Recent developments in power press and machine shop guarding" (Smith), 398-400. "Recent developments in safeguarding" (Thal- ner), 400-404. *- "Safeguarding the shop machinery (Kirt- land). 404-406. :Z Prince, j.: "Executive viewpoint of safety, ' 506-512. - Prizes: See Rewards. - __ Psychology: Sec Personal Factors. , Public Utilities: "Safety work as a community service" (Opp), 420-423. ' . See also Electricity; Gas Industry; Telephone and Telegraph. Public Utilities Section: "Discussion of Public Utilities contest" CKreh), 461-463. Joint session with Electric `Railway Section, 461-467. __Z Minutes. 409-495. Nominating committee report, 423-424, 448. Officers, 409. __ ' Publicitv: "Selling the safety program * (Tlfcks), 410-416. =- Quarries: Accident reduction it quarry indus try, 502-505. . . ___ Block drilling stone. 512. ^ __ "Executive viewpoint of safety" (Prince). 506-512. . ^ "The foreman's viewpoint of accident preven tion" (Colville), 517-520. ^ "The operations of the INational Council on Compensation Insurance and its relation to compensation insurance rates" (Fuller), 520-532. . "Progress in safety at quarries" (Adams), 501-505. _. , "The relation of insurance companies to ^ the general promotion of accident prevention 9 (Pollock), 532-535. V,, . "The superintendent's viewpoint of safety m the quarry industry" (Gould), 512-516. Quarry Section: General chairman's report, 497-501. _,, ,, Joint session with Cement Section, 536-552. Minutes. 497-552. Z. Nominating committee report, 505-506. Officers. 497. _. Quirk, M- A.: "Organizing and maintaining interest in the safety committee, 661-665. Racks: Special rack for holding compressed air tools, 768. _ Railroads: "An analysis of the accident record of the railroads as reported to the Inter state Commerce Commission" (Carrow), 687-692. "The brakeman's duties in accident preven tion" (Massey), 721-725. "The car department's responsibility in acci dent prevention" (Summers), 778-782. "Collisions and derailments" (Parish), 740- "Coupling" (Blythe), 745-747. Crane hook for lifting dome cover from steam locomotive, 768. Discussion on grade crossings. 715-718. "The engineer's responsibility" (Walsh), 704 705. Explosion of flagging case. 765-767. ``Getting on or off locomotives or cars" (Neff), 757-761. "Guarding mechanical equipment" (Keefer). 768-770. History of safety on the railroads, (Warfel). 682-686. * "The maintenance of way department's re sponsibility" (Bailey), 705*706. "The maintenance of way department's re sponsibility in accident prevention" (Jer- ' ome). 692-695. "The motive power department's responsibility in accident prevention" (Goff). 770-774. "The motor driver's responsibility" (Hi!!), 707-710. "Operating hand brakes" (Hammond), 747 754. "Operating switches" (Corbin), 754-757. Placing of electric lights to reflect on loco motive foot boards, 157. "The prevention of train and train service accidents" (Cronk), 725-727. "The stores department's responsibility in accident prevention" (Wakeman), 775-777. "Struck or run over by engines or cars" CEsch), 761-764. "Transportation accidents and their preven tion" (Brown), 728-732. "Transportation and maintenance of way de partments' joint responsibilities" (Kniffen). 695-698. "The value of organized safety on American railroads" (O'Brien), 733-739. Refineries: See Petroleum Industry. Refrigeration Industry: "Ice" (Safe handling at platform) (Pearson), 581-583. "Other chemical refrigerants" (Evans), 603 608, 614. . . "Safe practice in car icing" (Blatti), 583-584. "Safe practices in operation and maintenance of refrigerating plants" (Bright), 564-56S. "Safety at platform" (O'Keefe). 579-581. "Safety in design and installation of refrig erating equipment" (Baer), 554-563. "Safety measures in cold storage power plants" (Adams), 574-579. "The safety of `dry ice' " (Killeffcr), 600-603. Refrigeration Section: Engineering committee : .port, 571-572. . . Joint session with Chemical Section, 594-615. Minutes. 553-615. Nominating committee report. 573. Officers. 553. Rehabilitation: "Salvaging human power" (Peacock). 126-129. * Resolutions: Paper and Pulp Section, 238, 268. Steam Railroad Section. 782-783. Responsibility for Accidents: "The foreman and the safety supervisor" (Gill). 436-441. "Handling men and materials" (Meyne), 827 832. . "Helping the foreman shoulder responsibility (Dee), 416-420. "The individual's responsibility for safety" (Dow), 442-448. "Management's responsibility for safety" (Orwig), 434-435. Index--Volume II 847 "Responsibility and opportunity" (Sweitzer). 117-119. ;,, "Where safety stands in our organization (Gross), 621-628. ;. ,, Rewards: "Awarding contest certificates (Dowd), 286-291. " "Awarding of safety contest certificates for Petroleum Section** (Banash). 364-367. "Bonuses and penalties in safety work * (Gregory), 16-22. - Certificate awards for Metals Section, 154-156. "Discussion of Public Utilities contest" (Kreh), 461-463. - Paper and Pulp Section contest committee report* 246. - "Resolved--That accident prevention contests have no place in an industrial 'Safety pro gram" (Oartel), Negative side, 450-460. "Resolved--That accident prevention contests have no place in an industrial safety pro gram" (Oldfield), Affirmative side, 448-450. See also Bonus Systems. . Rice. L. M.; "Electrical hazards in the pack ing and tanning industry,*' 81-85. " Rosebush, F. H.: "Hazards peculiar to sulphite manufacture and their remedies," 292-299. Rubber Industry: Cutting rubber, 656-657, 659 660. `_ Guard on calender, 658. # "Inspection of rubber machinery- arid equip ment" (Schneider). 668-672.------# "Organizing and maintaining interest in the safety committee" (Quirk), 661-665. "Safeguarding the health of compound room employees** (Martens). 665-668- "Safety kinks in the rubber industry," 654 661. _ Safety latch for a sole press, 655. `Where safety stands in our organization'* (Gross). 621-628. 7 Rubber Section: Engineering committee re port, 61S. Membership committee report, 618. Minutes. 617-680. ------- ----- Nominating committee report, 651." Officers. 617. Poster committee report,. 618. =._ -- Statistics committee report, 618. = s Safety Movement: "Safety and the interde pendence of men" (Fennell), 536-538. "Safety to life** (Mahon), 464-467. i Sand-blasting: "Cleaning in the metal indus try" (Greenburg), 141-148. ,_J=- Sanford, G- E.: "Conveyorized foundry system of the General Electric Company"--(Motion picture). 151-153. 4 - Sayers, R. R.: "Relation ofillness to safety in mining," 170-183. _ Scha ffner. H. G. : "Present day safety prob lems,'* 95-99- -- Schendel. T. A.: "Metals Section statistics for 1930." 119-121. , 1 Schneider. W- L.: "Inspection of rubber ma chinery and equipment,** 668-672. Scrapers: Scrapers for calender rolls, 256. Service Stations: "Preventing accidents at su per-service stations" (Herbert), 324-330. Seward, H. L. : "Safer motorboa ting," 55-59. Shirley, J. N.: "The industrial physician and his part inr the safety program, 641-650. Shoe Industry: "Guarding shoe machinery at its source" (Palmer), 76-80. . Shoes; Discussion on safety shoes. 80-81. Proper footwear for employees in meat pack ing industry, 104-105. ` Shuttles: Flying shuttles, 805. Silicosis: See Sandblasting. Smith, E. J.: "Recent developments in power press and machine shop guarding." 398-400.- Smith, R. L. and Derevere. G. W.: "Accident prevention--the foreman's job," (125-431. Solvents: ``Ventilation for solvents m the rub ber industry*' (Gumacr), 636-641. Speed: 2s high frequency of industrial accidents due to demand for speed? 157-158. Standards: "Development and rise of safety codes in refineries" (Murphy), 336-339. "Refinery safety standards" (Black), 340-342, States and Safety: "State aid in accident pre vention.** (Kearns), 798-800. Steam Railroad Section: "Chairman's annual address." 682-686. Consolidation of N. S. C. Steam Railroad Sec tion with A. R. A. Safety Section, 710-714. Minutes.4 681-784. # Nominating committee report, 714. Officers. 681. ' Poster committee report, 714-715. Public relations committee report, 718-719. Publicity committee report, 719-720. "Report of committee on present and future activities" (Long), 710-714. "Report of committee on prevention of rail road highway crossing accidents" (Evans), 699-704. Report of committee on safety contests. 719. Resolutions committee report, 782-783. Steel Industry: See Metal Industries. Stevedoring: See Marine Industry. Stevens, S. N. : "Basic principles in planning a safety education and publicity program, 545-552. Strawboard Mills: See Box Board Industry. Suleski, J.: "How to get group safety con sciousness." 816-819. Sulphite Manufacture: "Hazards peculiar to sulphite manufacture and their remedies" (Rosebush). 292-299. Sulphur Dioxide: In "Other chemical refriger ants" (Evans), 605-608, 614. Summers, P. A. : "The car department's res ponsibility in accident prevention," 778 782. . Surgeons: "The economy of good surgery" (Forrester), 568-571. Sutton, T. P. s "Operating a pipe line without accidents," 343-347. Sweitzer, R. M.: "Responsibility anl oppor tunity," 117-119. . Switches--Railroad : "Operating switches" (Corbin), 754-757 X Tank Cars : Bonding, 346. Tanks: "Safe practices in entering tanks" (Miller). 595-600- p Tanning Industry: "Accident experience in the Packers and Tanners Section during 1930** (Drews), 85-88. # # "Electrical hazards in the packing and tan ning industry** (Rice), 81-85. Tanning Section: See Meat Packing, Tanning and Leather Industries Section. Telephone and Telegraph Session: 425-441. Test Bars: Safest method for breaking test bars, 158-159. , Tests : See Lamps--Testing. Tetanus: Use or tetanus antitoxin, 98-99. Textile Industry: Accidents from slivers on spools, bobbins, etc., 805. `Falls and how they can be prevented" (Martin), 786-793. Flying shuttles, 805. "The medical department and reduced lost time" (Knapp), 79^-797. "Textile Section statistics" (Barlow), 806 808. Textile Section: Election of officers, 797. Minutes. 785-808. Officers. 785. S4S Twentieth Congress--National Safety Council Thalncr. R. F.: ``Recent developments in safe* guarding," 400-404. Thompson, G. S.: "Is the press safe because it is guarded ?" 377-383. 4 Todc, A. M. ; "The prevention of explosions in motorships," 45-55. Tools: * "The live line tool's contribution to safety and continuity of service" (Hill), 4S3-490. Trucks: Design of meat trucks, 76. Handling bales of paper, 254. See also Handling Materials, V Ventilation : Abnormal air conditions as factors in accident causation, 177-183. "Ventilation for solvents in the rubber indus try" (Gumacr), 636-641, Voss, J. A.: "Hand labor and trucking," 129 131. -- w Waite, C. P.: "Analysis of accident causes in the metals industry," 122-124. Wakeman, C. L.: "The stores department's responsibility in accident prevention," 775- Walsh, J. L.: "The engineer^sTresponsibility," 704-705. - Warehouses: See Cold Storage" Plants. Warfel, G. H.: History of safety on the rail roads, 682-686. Waste: "The hazards of chemical wastes and their safe disposal" (Besselievre), 608-615. Welding: Protection against sparks, 406. Wire: AVire hazards in paper industry, 255. Wood, F. M.: "Reporting and treating trivial accidents," 14-16. Woodworking and Lumber Manufacturing Sec tion: Enginering committee report, 810. Membership committee report, 810. Minutes, 809-837. I'vominating committee report, 819-320. Officers, 809. Poster and slide committee report, 809-810. Round table, 833-837. - Woodworking Industry : Effect of housekeeping in safety, 836-837. "Getting cooperation in the factory" (Lee), 814-816. "How to get group safety consciousness" (Suleski), 816-819. "Why are we not making greater progress in lumbering and woodworking safety?" 821 826. Workmen's Compensation: "The operations of the Hational Council on Compensation In surance and its relation to compensation insurance rates" (Fuller), 520-532. Y Your Hour," 156-160. INDEX VOLUME III A Accident-Prone Driver: See Personal Factors. Accident Statistics: "Discussion of accident records" (Matthews), 232-233. _ "Discussion re `A logical classification of ac cidents* " (Heinrich), 221-225. _ `Xew Jersey starts recording motor vehicle accidents" (Hoffman), 226-232. "Putting the accident report to work" (Cato), 235-243. . ... ,, "Remarks on the new International List of Causes of Death" (Murphy), 210-212. "A suggested classification of the circum stances of accidents" (Logie). 212-221. "Using highway accident records* for safety (Sheets), 233-235. .. Accidents--Causes: "Accident clinic" (Simp son), 98-106. . __ . A.S.S.E,--Engineering Section: Joint session with Statistics Section, 210-225. Automobile Driving: "Committee on the Driver," Open Meeting, 22-28. Discussion on Drivers License laws, 78-80. An experience in taking Drivers License ex aminations, (Baker), 76-78- "Handling accident-prone street car and bus operators" (Hanna), 7-11. "How Kansas* passed the Drivers' License Law" (Brown). 72-76. . ,. "How Michigan passed the Drivers' License Law" (Rounds). 71-72. Xraffic demonstration, 31-33. ----- "Treatment of accident-prone drivers--a dem onstration" (Slocombe), 17-21. "What to do with the accident-prone driver" (Wellington), 11-17. , "Who is the accident-prone driver?" (Bing ham), 4-7. B Baker, J. S-: An experience in taking Drivers License examinations, 76-78. Barnard, H. E.: "How can we apply the safety recommendations of the White House. Con ference on Child Healt-- and Protection to the schools?" 122-127. ____ . Bedell, E. L.: ``Preventing tomorrow's in dustrial accidents in today's school shops," 165-169. , Bcdnar, C-: "The relationship of safety to health education," 144-148. Bentley, L. G.: "Safety and the steam rail roads," 160-163. . - Bingham, W. V.: "Who is the accident-prone driver?" 4-7. Bollong, J. W. A.: "The discovery of hazardous locations," 200-205. . . . Bonlet, CX B.: "Visual aids in teaching safety," 169-174. : Boys' Clubs: See Clubs:-. j-- Brown, E. G.: "How Kansas passed the Drivers' License Law," 72-76. Buses: "Handling accident-prone street car and bus opcinors" (Hanna), 7-11. c. _ Campbell. W. P.: "Organized safety activities for boys," 149-152. :r= Cato. E. R_: "Potting the accident report to work," 235-243- Child Education Section: Minutes. 117-179. Officers, 117. .. Clubs: "Organized safety activities* for boys" (Campbell). 149-152. "Organized safety activities for hoys and girls" (Prinz), 154-155. . Committee on the Driver: Joint session with Street and Highway Traffic Section, 3-21. Open meeting, 22-28..................................... Curran, E. P.: "Pennsylvania school toy patrol law," 36-39. D Drivers Licenses: See Automobile Driving. E Education: Discussion on courses of study for Elementary Schools, 135-138. . Discussion on safety work in the high schools, 128-134. ,,, "Fire prevention" (source material for teach ers), 163-164. "How can we apply the safety recommenda tions of the \\ hite House Conference on Child Health and Protection to the schools?" (Barnard), 122-127. . _ "Interesting the instructor In safety" (Xiiyes), 174-179. "Organized safety activities for boys'* (Camp bell), 149-152. .. "Organized safety activities for boys and girls" (Mills), 152-154. "Organized safety activities for boys and girls:'_ (Prinz), 154-155. "Organized safety activities for boys and girls" (Lynch), 156-139. "The place of safety in the progressive school" (Zirbes), 139-144. "Preventing tomorrow's industrial accidents in today's school shops" (Bedell), 165-169. "The problem of safety brought up to date" (Whitney), 117-121. "The relationship of safety to health educa tion" (fiednar), 144-148. "Traffic Safety" (source material; (McCIin- tock), 159-160. "Visual aids in teaching safety" (Boulet), 169-174. Electric Railways: "Handling accident-prone street car and bus operators'* (Hanna), 7-11. Electricity: ``First aid to home accidents" (Rockey), 186-190. Elementary School Session: 135-125. F Fire Prevention: "Fire prevention** material for teachers). I6J-164. f-w-iurce GoorlricSi. K. X 14-116. G "Traffic siarnal* H acetrJents." Halsey*. M.: ``What hs parWina Urmration ac complished * ** .'*>-97, Hanna. vV F, : accirirnt-pnf* street car and 'ma operators.*' 7-2 J. Heinrich. FT. W. ; re *A logical clarification of accidents* " 221-225. Hiab 5chcl Session: 123-134. Hoffman. Ff, O.: "N'cw Jersey starts recording motor vehicle accidents.*'' 226-232. ''State responsibility for traffic law uniform ity/* 66-71. Home Safety: "First aid to home accidents'* fRocfcey). 136-190. "The puppets teach home safety** (Losh), 191-192. 245 246 Twentieth Congress--National Safety Council `Teaching home safety through good home management" (Swain), 182-186. "The welfare agencies and. home safety (Zurrer), 192-197. -- Home Safety Session, 181*197., Human Element: See Personal Factors. I International List of Causes of Death: (Mur- phv). 210-212. _ Intersections: Accident-prone intersections, (Simpson), 98-106. "What the collision diagram shows*' (Stupka), 205-209. t Investigation of Accidents, 34-36. __ "Dramatization of a traffic court session hear ing evidence on an accident case*' (Porter), 41-46. j, Junior Safety Councils: Experience in Kansas City. 157-159. See also Patrols. . L Law Enforcement: See Traffic Laws. Logie, H. B.: "A suggested classification of the circumstances of accidents,** 212-221. Losli, R.: "The puppets teach home safety,'* 191-192. Lynch, F. C.: ``Organized safety activities for boys and girls/* 156-159. M McCIintock, M.: "Adapting the model ordi nance to your city,*' 61-66._ "Traffic safety*' (source material), 159-160. Matthews, W. w.: "Discussion of accident rec ords,** 232-233. ^ Mills, F. C-: "Organized safety activities for boys and girls," 152-154. - Mztte. E. A.: "Training of traffic officers/* 107-113. Murphy, T. F.: "Remarks on. the new Inter national List of Causes of Death,** 210-212. .N Noyes, H. G.: "Interesting the instructor in safety,** 174-179. P Parking: "What has parking limitation accom plished?" (Halsey), 83-97._ . Patrols Dispatching motorcycle patrol. Dis cussion, 39-41. - "Pennsylvania school boy patj*oI law" (Cur ran), 36-39. # Personal Factors: "Committee on the Driver, Open Meeting,** 22-28. - "Handling accident-prone street car and bus operators** (Hanna), 7-11. "Treatment of accident-prone drivers--a demonstration** (Slocombe), 17*21. ^ "What to do with the accident-prone driver" (Wellington), 11-17. = "Who is* the accident-prone driver?** (Bing ham), 4-7. Plays: "The puppets teach home safety*' (Losh), 191-192. == Police: "Training of traffic officers** (Mitte), 107-113. . "-- P.orter, H. H.: "Dramatization of a traffic court session hearing evidence on an acci dent case," 41-46. -- Prinz, W.: "Organized safety activities for boys and girls." 154-155. Psychology: See Personal Factors. R Radio: Uses of radio in traffic law enforce ment, 34-35. Railroads: ``Safety and the steam railroads** (Bentley), 160-163. Rockey, E.: "First aid to home accidents,** 186-190. Rounds, H. O.: "How Michigan passed the Drivers* License Law,** 71-72. s School Shops: See Vocational Education. Schools--Safety Work With: See Education; Junior Safety Councils; Patrols. Sheets, F. T.: "Using highway accident records 4 for safety,** 233-235. Signals--Traffic: Discussion on traffic control apparatus, 50-60. "Traffic signals and accidents** (Goodrich), 114-116. Simpson, H. S.: "Accident clinic," 98-106. Slocombe, C. S-: "Treatment of accident-prone drivers--a a demonstration,** 17-21. Statistics Section: Joint session with Com mittee on Rural Highway Hazards, Street and Highway Traffic Section, 226-243. Joint session with Statistics Committee of A.S.S.E.--'Engineering Section, 210-225. Joint session with Street and Highway Traffic Section, 199-209. Minutes, 199-243. Nominating committee report, 210. Officers, 199. ^- Street and Highway Traffic Section: Business meeting, 30. "Convicting violators" committee meeting, 34-41. ^ Joint session with Institute of Traffic Engi neers, 50-60. Joint session with N.S.C. Committee on the Driver, 3-21. Joint session with Statistics Section, 199-209. Minutes, 3-81. Nominating committee report, 30. Officers, 3. Street and Highway Traffic Section, Committee on Rural Highway Hazards: Joint session with Statistics Section, 226-243. Stupka, P. J.: "What the collision diagram shows,** 205-209. Swain, F. L.: "Teaching home safety through good home management,*' 182-186. Swimming: "Organized safety activities for boys and girls** (Mills), 152-154. T Traffic: "Accident clinic'* (Simpson), 98-106. "The discovery of hazardous locations** (Bollong), 200-205. Discussion on traffic control apparatus, 50-60. Dispatching motorcycle patrol. Discussion, "Traffic Safety** (source material for teachers) (McCIintock), 159-160. "What the collision diagram shows'* (Stupka), 205-209. See also Parking: Signals. Traffic Demonstration, 31-33. Traffic Laws: "Adopting the model ordinance to your city** (McCIintock), 61-66. "Convicting violators" committee meeting, 34-41. Discussion on Drivers License laws, 7S-80. "How Kansas passed the Drivers* License Law** (Brown), 72-76. "How Michigan passed the Drivers* License Law'* (Rounds), 71-72. "State responsibility for traffic law uniform . ity" (Hoffman), 66-71. Traffic Legislation Session, 61-81. Traffic Observation Tour, 48-49. Traffic School, 83-116. Index--Volume III 247 V Vernor, R. E.: "Fire prevention" (source ma terial). 163-164. ------- Vocational Education: "Interesting the in structor in safety" (Noyes), 174-179. _ "Preventing tomorrow's - industrial accidents in today's school shops" (Bedell), 163-169. "Visual aids in teaching safety" (Boulet). 169-174. Vocational Schools Session: 165-179^ W Wellington, G. R.: "What to do with the ac cident prone-driver," 11-17. Whitney, A. W.: "The problem of safety brought up to date," 117-121. z Zirbea, L-: "The place of safety in the progres sive school." 139-144. Zurrer. G.: "The welfare agencies and home safety." 192-197.