Engineering 1933 Jul-Dec: Index: Paragraphs

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Accidents :

French Metallurgical and Mining industries, 216
Metallurgical Industry (U.S.) Accident Figures, 216
Railway Accidents, 1932, 142

Aeronautics :

Aero-Engine, High-Speed Running Tests, 143
Busk Studentship, 144 Cardiff Aerodrome, 12
England-India Mail, Extension to Rangoon, 431
Glossary, Aeronautical Terms, Standard, 719
International Air Traffic Association, 344
London-Calcutta Air Route, 126
Rumpler Aeroplane Works, 668
Swansea Aerodrome, 12, 65, 117, 335
United States, Aeronautical Accident Statistics, 409

Agriculture :

Agricultural Society, Royal, 193
Electrification in Agriculture, 143
Alloys. See Mining and Metallurgy

Appointments, Awards and Honours :

Iron and Steel Institute, Williams Prize, 634
Railway General Managers Conference, Chairman, 683
Transport, Institute of, Premium Awards, 636
Automobiles. See Motor Cars Boilers. See Engines and Boilers Bridges :
Avon River, Strengthening of Railway Bridges, 480
Cardiff Iron Bridge Superseded, 573
Carmarthen Town Bridge, 65, 117, 521, 547, 655
Caughnawaga Bridge, St. Lawrence, 192
Craigavon Bridge, Londonderry, 109
Forth Road Bridge, 424
Llanelly Bridge, Proposed, 413
Llechryd Bridge, Cardigan, 143
London, Midland and Scottish Railway Bridges, Strengthening of, 193
Radnorshire Bridge, New’, 65
Road Bridge, Fladbury-on-Avon, 194
Buildings and Building Construction :
Cooling Installation, Panel System, 38
Cumberland Hotel, 655
Housing Construction Research Council, 20
Motor Coach Stations, Structural Steel, 103
Pinchin, Johnson A Co.’s Headquarters, 168
Roofing (Catalogue), 104
Swansea Electricity Works, Brick Contract, 143, 335
Welsh Tuberculosis Hospital, 221

Canals :

Canadian Canal Traffic, 224

Catalogues :

26, 38, 104, 129, 141, 139, 181, 204, 234, 277,
348, 374, 426, 452, 560, 588, 698
C.E.C. (Belgium), 452
Adamson, J., A Co., 277
Ailsa Craig, Ltd., 452
Alexander, Geo. H., Machinery, Ltd., 204
Andrew Machine Construction Co., Ltd., 26
Archdale, J., A Co., Ltd., 181
Armstrong, Sir W. G., Whitworth A Co. (Engineers), Ltd., 204, 374
Arrol, Sir W., A Co., Ltd., 26
Babcock A Wilcox, Ltd., 374, 426
Bakelite, Ltd., 26
B.E.N. Patents, Ltd., 129, 141
Birmingham Electric Furnaces, Ltd., 181
Birtley Co., Ltd., 26
Blackman Export Co., Ltd., 129
Bleichert Transportanlagen, 277
Boby, R., Ltd., 181
British Aluminium Co., Ltd., 426
British Dardelet Threadlock, Ltd., 204
British Insulated Cables, Ltd., 181, 452, 560
British Mannesmann Tube Co., Ltd., 141
British Oxygen Co., Ltd., 141
British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd., 348
British Timken, Ltd., 104
Brookman, R. S., Ltd., 181
Brotherhood, Peter, Ltd., 181
Brush Electrical Engineering Co., Ltd., 426
B.S.A. Tools, Ltd., 26
Budenberg Gauge Co., Ltd., 181
Butler Machine Tool Co., Ltd., 181, 452
Canning, W., A Co., Ltd., 181
Carborundum Co., Ltd., 26
Cellactite A British Uralite, Ltd., 104
Clang, Ltd., 588
Clifford A Snell, Ltd., 104
Cohen, G., Sons A Co., Ltd., 452
Colville, D., A Sons, Ltd., 104
Craven Brothers (Manchester), Ltd., 104, 45.
Crofts (Engineers), Ltd., 129
Davidson A Co., Ltd., 104, 588
Davy Brothers, Ltd., 588
Dederich, W., Ltd., 277
Delco-Remv A Hyatt, Ltd., 104
Dugdill, John, A Co., Ltd., 560
Dyson, R. A., & Co., Ltd., 181
Electric Furnace Co., Ltd., 204
Electric Resistance Furnace Co., Ltd., 698
Elliott Brothers (London), Ltd., 348, 560, 588
Ellison, George, Ltd., 129
English Electric Co., Ltd., 141. 426, 452, 560
English Steel Corporation, Ltd., 129
Ercole Marelli and C.S.A., 374
Ericsson, L. M., Telefon-A.B., 560
Erith’s Engineering Co., Ltd., 698
Everlasting Valve Co. (Gt. Britain), Ltd., 426
Fescol, Ltd., 181, 452, 560
Fox, S., & Co., Ltd., 348
Francois Cementation Co., Ltd., 560
General Electric Co., Ltd., 129, 348, 374, 560
Gent & Co., Ltd., 560
Gossell A Son, Ltd., 426
Gummers, Ltd., 698
G.W.B. Electric Furnaces, Ltd., 277
Gwynnes Pumps, Ltd., 452
Hadflelds, Ltd., 129, 234, 374
Harvey, G. A., A Co. (London), Ltd., 426
Haskins Rolling Shutters, 181
Hathorn, Davey A Co., Ltd., 141
Heenan A Froude, Ltd., 452
Henley’s, W. T., Telegraph Works Co., Ltd., 26, 129
Herbert, A., Ltd., 129, 698
Hingley, N., A Sons, Ltd., 698
Hoffmann Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 588
Holman Brothers, Ltd., 129, 426
Holmes, J. H., A Co., Ltd., 104, 588
Holmes, W. C., A Co., Ltd., 104
Hopkinsons, Ltd., 141, 277
Hotchkiss, D. V., 204
Igranic Electric Co., Ltd., 104, 181, 426
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., 129
Jones, T. C., A Co., Ltd., 104
Keith, James, A Blackman, Ltd., 181, 698
Lea Recorder Co., Ltd., 234, 452
Lench, T. W., Ltd., 104
Lindner, H., G.m.b.H., 426
Marsden, H. R., Ltd., 141
Marshall, Sons A Co., Ltd., 181
Mather A Platt, Ltd., 234
M. A C. Switchgear, Ltd., 374
McLeod A McLeod, 141
Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Co., Ltd.,129, 141
Michelin Tyre Co., Ltd., 141
Morgan Crossley A Co., Ltd., 181
Moss Gear Co. Ltd., 129
Muir Machine Tools, Ltd., 234
Musgrave A Co., Ltd., 452
National Gas A Oil Engine Co., Ltd., 277, 426, 698
Negretti A Zambra, 104
Newton, Chambers A Co., Ltd., 141
Newton of Taunton, Ltd., 698
Non-Ferrous Die Casting Co., Ltd., 139
North British Locomotive Co., Ltd., 104
Parsons, C. A., A Co., Ltd., 698
Peebles, Bruce, A Co., Ltd., 204
Peffers, Ltd., 426, 588
Pels, Henry, A Co. Ltd., 129, 374
Perkins, F., 588
Platt Bros. A Co., Ltd., 181, 426
Quasi-Arc Co., Ltd., 698
Radiovisor Parent, Ltd., 104
Ransomes A Rapier, Ltd., 426
Rateau Co., 104
Renold A Coventry Chain Co., Ltd., 277, 374
Reyrolle, A., A Co., Ltd., 204, 348, 698
Rhodes, Brydon A Youatt, Ltd., 104
Richards, G., A Co., Ltd., 277
Robinson, T., A Son, Ltd., 452
Rose, Downs A Thompson, Ltd., 560
Sankey-Sheldon, 141
Selas Gas and Engineering Co., Ltd., 426
Siemens Bros. A Co., Ltd., 698
Simon, Henry, Ltd., 129
Smith, T., A Sons (Rodley), Ltd., 26
Steel Band Conveyor A Engineering Co., Ltd., 129
Sternol, Ltd., 204, 277
Sturtevant Engineering Co., Ltd., 204, 374
Tangyes, Ltd., 452
Thornycroft, J. I., A Co., Ltd., 141
Timber Fireproofing Co., Ltd., 104
Tintometer, Ltd., 348
Verity’s, Ltd., 588
Vokes, Ltd., C. G., 277
Wadkin A Co., 204
Wagner Electric Corporation, 374
Waygood-Otis, Ltd., 38
Weir, G. A J., Ltd., 26, 426
West, A., A Co., Ltd., 104
Westinghouse Brake A Saxby Signal Co., Ltd., 141, 374, 426
Westminster Tool A Electric Co., Ltd., 560
Wigglesworth, F., A Co., Ltd., 104
Willcox, W. H., A Co., Ltd., 104
Yarrow A Co., Ltd., 234
Youngelson, E. L., Ltd., 374

Cement and Concrete ;

Cement, Liquid (Catalogue), 560

Chemistry. See Physics and Chemistry

Coal :

Admiralty and “ Back to Coal ” Movement, 627
Breakage in Shipment, Prevention of 12, 91,
221, 601, 627
Breakers, Coal (Catalogue), 234
Canada, Coke Production, 168
Coal Carbonisation, North Wales Proposal, 361
Coal-Cleaning Machines (Catalogue), 26
Coal-Refining Process, British, 316
Coal Utilisation at Sea, 683
Forest-of-Dean Colliery, New, 601
Hull Traffic, 65
Manchester Coal Exhibition, 31
Meters, Coal (Catalogues), 234, 452
Middlesbrough Coke, 13, 39, 65, 91, 116, 142, 168, 195, 221, 247, 291, 335, 360, 387, 413, 439, 464, 492, 521, 546, 573, 600, 654, 683 713
Mill for Coal Grinding (Catalogue), 426
Motor Spirit, Production from Welsh Coal, 91, 247, 335, 683
Pit Gear, Primitive, Preservation Appeal, 195
Sheffield, 13, 39, 65, 91, 117, 143, 169, 195, 225, 247, 291, 335, 360, 386, 413, 438, 465, 492, 520, 547, 572, 601, 627, 655, 682, 713
Steel Arches and Props in Welsh Mines, 12
Tir John Power Station, Coal-Handling Plant Contract, 438
United States Coal Production, 271
Ventilators, Mine (Catalogue), 104
Welsh Anthracite Seam, New, 521
Welsh Coal Seams, Mapping of, 601
Welsh Colliery, Re-opening, 221
West Wales Coal Mines, Output, Ac., 39
Winding Engine (Catalogue), 426
World Coal Production, 400

Colleges : See Education

Companies :

Dunlop Companies, Voluntary Liquidation, 221
Registrations, January-June, 1933, 128

Concrete. See Cement and Concrete

Cranes, Conveyors, &c. :

Chains, Crane, Standard, 58
Conveyors (Catalogue), 129
Conveyors, Slat, at Railwav Goods Depots, 494
Cranes (Catalogue), 26
Derrick Cranes, Standard, 656
Escalators and Lifts (Catalogue), 38
Gothenburg Discharging Plant, Addendum, 22
Hoists (Catalogue), 277
Ropeways, Aerial (Catalogue), 277

Docks. See Harbours, &c.

Education ;

Busk Studentship in Aeronautics, 144
Cardiff Technical College Extensions, 492
City and Guilds of London Institute, 190
Fircroft College Scholarship for Workers, 435
Harris Institute Technical College, New Workshop, 334
Industrial Psychology, Lectures on, 335
London University College Awards, 127
London University College Engineering
Society, Jubilee, 412 Loughborough College Scholarships, 126
Northampton Polytechnic Institute, 682
Portland House Travelling Scholarship Award, 689
Ruskin College Scholarship Successes, 243
Student Service, International, Conference on Overcrowding of Universities, 462

Electricity;

Aberystwyth Supply, 655
Accumulators (Catalogue)
Accumulators, Block, Manufacture of, 357
Agriculture, Electricity in, 143
Alternators, High-Voltage (Catalogue), 698
Apparatus, Electrical (Catalogue), 129
Birmingham Supply Statistics, 39
British Electrical Development Association, 12
British Starter Battery Association, 480
Broadcast Reception, Electrical Interference with, 6
Cables (Catalogues), 560, 698
Cable, Rubber-Insulated, New Types, 320
Calcutta Supply, 169, 641
Canadian Electrical Standards, 718
Cardiff, Electricity Production, 712
Carrier Systems, Telephony and Telegraphy (Catalogue), 560
China, Power Plants, 194 ; Radio Services, 87
Circuit Breakers (Catalogue), 560
Circuit-Breakers, Oil, Thermal Gas-Closing for, Erratum, 538
Conductors, Paper-Insulated, Standard, 38
Conduit, Electrical, in Furniture Making, 65
Controls, Electric (Catalogue), 104,
Cut-Outs (Catalogues), 452, 560
Drayton Thermostatic Regulator, 103
Electrical Engineers, institution of, Students’ Quarterly journal, 361
Electricity Supply and Fuel Consumption, 48 (Addendum)
Fire Alarms, Magnetic, on Liners, 38
Fittings, General (Catalogues), 129, 204, 348, 588
Generation Statistics, 125, 208, 407, 581
Generators, Electric (Catalogue), 104
Grid, Electrical, South Wales, 001, 627
Heaters, Water, Electric (Catalogue), 698
Hot Plates, Electric (Catalogue), 374
Indicators, Electrical (Catalogue), 348
Instruments (Catalogue), 141
Insulating Oils, Standard, 546
Kitchens, All-Electric, Design of, 551
Lamps, Architectural, Striplite, 154
Lamps, Bakelite Battery (Catalogue), 588
Lamp, Boula Reflector, 555
Lamp Caps and Wall Plugs, Standard, 169
Lamps, Electric (Catalogue), 348
Lamps, Tungsten-Filament, Standard, 534
Lighting of Greyhound Racing Tracks, 501
Line Fittings (Catalogue), 26
Machinery, General (Catalogue), 141
Magnetic Strlction and the Elastic Modulus, 314
Manchester District Electrical Industry, 13 439
Mining Telephones and Bells (Catalogue), 569
Motors (Catalogues), 374, 588
Osram Lamps, New, 220
Overhead Lines Association Conversazione. 480
Photo-Electric Apparatus (Catalogue), 348
Pretoria Power Station Extensions, 709
Research and Testing Equipment (Cata¬logue), 129
Salford Electricity Supply, 168
Severn Barrage Scheme, Objections, 91, 247, 438
Soil-Heating Cables (Catalogue), 181
Starters, Motor (Catalogue), 181, 374, 426, 560
Swansea Civic Centre, Electrical Installation 12
Swansea Power Stations, Grit Problem, 361, 387, 683
Swansea Public Clock, 492
Switchgear (Catalogues), 129
Synthetic Resins, Standard, 11
Telephones (Catalogue), 104
Telephone Communication between Guard and Engiue Driver, 74
Thermal Storage Installation, London, 117
Tir John North Power Station, 627, 683
Tansformers, Brush Company’s Manufac¬ture, 720
Transformers (Catalogue), 204
Trolley Wire, Standard, 318
United States Lamp Industry, Technological Changes in, 395
Welding (Catalogue), 698
Welsh Flour Mills, Electrical Installation, 39
Wiring at Northampton College of Tech¬nology, 334
Wiring System (Catalogue), 452

Engines and Boilers :

Boiler Drums, Large, for Fulham Power Station, 167
Boilers, General (Catalogue), 374
Boiler, LoctUer, Working Model, 664
Boiler Mountings (Catalogue), 141, 277
Stokers, Mechanical, Marine (Catalogue), 698
Turbines, Back-Pressure (Catalogue), 426
Turbines for Electric Power and Process
Steam (Catalogue), 452
Valves (Catalogues), 277, 426, 698

Exhibitions :

British Goods, Permanent Trade Exhibition, 400
British Industries Fair, Birmingham, 346 ;
Railway Facilities, 71, 177
Cardiff Engineering Exhibition, 572
Coal Exhibition, Manchester, 31
Cologne Chemicals, 78, 276
Geneva Motor Show, 600
Inventions Exhibition, 111
Leipzig Fair, 47
Levant Fair, Tel-Aviv, 320, 473, 599, 716
Model Engineering, Sheffield, 369
Oporto Motor Show’, 73
Photo-Electric, South Kensington, 75
Plastics Exhibition, 221, 627
Radio Exhibition, Olympia, 31
Trains, British Exhibition, 721
Vienna Motor Exhibition, 695

Explosions. See Accidents

Ferro-Concrete. See Cement and Concrete

Flying Machines. See Aeronautics

Gas :

Burners, Gas (Catalogue), 426
Coolers, Coal-Gas (Catalogue), 104
Gasholder, Blackpool Corporation, 521 (Erratum)
Heaters, Gas (Catalogue), 129
Lighting, Pressure-Gas (Catalogue), 181
Liquor Concentrator, Gas (Catalogue), 141
Schools, Gas Heating in, 150

Gas and Oil Engines :

Diesel Engines, Atomic (Catalogue), 688
Diesel Engines, Harland A Wolff’s, 712
Diesel Engines, Motor-Car (Catalogue), 588
Oil Engines, General (Catalogues), 181, 426 (2), 452, 698
Oil Engines, Marine (Catalogues), 452, 698
Oil Engine,Marine, High-Speed, 413(Erratum)
Power Gas from Sewage (Catalogue), 277

Harbours, Docks, Piers, &c. :

Barmouth Sea Defences, 221, 361
Mumbles Lay-up, 627
Nepean Dam, N.S.W., 117
Tatf River, Proposed Weiring, 291
Welsh Estuarial Waters, Pollution of, 413

Hydraulics :

Pumping and Hydraulic Machinery (Cata¬logue), 141
Pumps (Catalogue), 104
Pumps, Centrifugal (Catalogue), 452

Industries :

Africa, East, Business Openings, 151
Air-Conditioning in Industry, 713
Aluminium Import Duties, 570
Argentine Galvanised-Sheet Contract, 247, 438
Board of Trade Markings, Imported Clocks, 65, 421 ; Reinforcement Materials, 231 ; Synchronous Motors, 421
Brazil, Trade Opportunities, 474
British Industries House, 609
Canadian Iron and Steel Manufacture, 698
Chain Industry, Improved Prospects, 291
Chemical Works, Denbighshire, Extensions, 413
Cheshire, Industrial Development of, 169
Contracts, 12, 38, 64, 90, 116, 142, 168, 194, 220, 246, 290, 334, 360, 411, 438, 520, 546, 572, 600, 626, 654, 682, 712
Copper Development Association, 334
Czechoslovakia, Electrical Machinery Im¬ports, 149
Davy Brothers’ Products, 169
Derbyshire Industries, 37
Factories, Ac., New, Lancashire and York¬shire, 13
Flour Mills, Spillers’, at Cardiff, 195
Foreign Trade and British Loans, 386
India, Commercial Visits to, 408
Industrial Administration Students’ Union, 627
Key-Industry Duty, Exemptions, 334
Lancashire Industries and New Cunarder, 547
Manchester Area Contracts, 13, 38, 65, 117, 143, 246, 291, 334, 386, 439, 464, 521, 547, 627, 655
Manchester Area Prospects, 1934, 713
Manchester, General and Constructional Engineering, 13, 38, 65, 90, 117, 143, 169, 195, 246, 291, 334, 361, 386, 412, 439, 464, 492, 521, 547, 573, 601, 627, 655,682,713
Merthyr Tydfil, Piston-Making Works, 712
North-West Area Developments, 195, 246
Overseas Trade Opportunities, 9, 19, 36, 87, 90, 217, 231, 291, 316, 318, 322, 364, 408, 425, 474, 546, 588
Personal, 12, 38, 64, 90, 116, 142, 168, 194, 220, 246, 290, 334, 360, 386, 412, 464, 492, 520, 546, 572, 600, 626, 654, 682, 712
Psychology, Industrial, Lectures on, 335
Scottish Engineering Contract, 573
Sheffield Week, 13
Sieves and Screens, Standard, 282
Sugar-Beet Factory In Pembrokeshire, Proposed, 169
Tees-side Industrial Development, 449
Telegraphic Addresses, Sell’s Directory, 271
Tenders, 12, 38, 64, 90, 116, 142, 168, 194, 246, 290, 334, 360, 386, 412, 438, 464, 492, 520, 546, 572, 600, 626, 654, 682, 712
Textile-Machinery Industry, N.W. Area, 143
Tin, World Consumption, 361
Tin-Plate Contract, Big Welsh, 712
Trade-Marks Handbook, 141
Works Removals, 361, 386
Works Transfer to North, 90

Institutions. See Technical Societies

Iron and Steel :

Air Bricks and Gratings, Cast-Iron, Stan¬dard, 667
Basic Iron Shortage, 546
British Iron and Steel Production, 13, 101, 186, 343, 683
British Steel Company’s New Works, Cardiff, 464
Canadian Iron and Steel Manufacture, 698
Chains and Chain Gear (Catalogues), 277, 371
Chains, Wrought Iron, Standard, 58
Chinese State Works, 178
Cleveland, 13, 39, 65, 91, 116, 142, 168, 195, 247, 291, 335, 360, 387, 413, 439, 464, 492, 521, 546, 573, 600, 626, 654, 683, 713
Czechoslovakian Industry, 194
Dowlais-Cardilf Steel Works, Rebuilding Scheme, 547
East-Coast Hematite, 13,39, 65, 91, 116, 142, 168, 195, 221, 247, 291, 335, 360, 386, 413, 438, 464, 492, 521, 526, 573, 600, 626, 654, 683,713
Forgings, Steel Weldless, (Catalogue), 698
Hooks, Iron and Steel, Standard. 276
Indicator, Quick-Reference, for Allov Steels, 683
London Iron and Steel Exchange Dinner, 635
Manchester, 13, 38, 65, 90, 117, 143, 169, 195, 246, 291, 334, 361, 412, 439, 464, 492, 521, 547, o78, 601, 627, 655, 682, 713
Middlesbrough Foreign Ore, 13, 39, 65, 91, 116, 142, 168, 195, 221, 247, 291, 335, 360, 386, 413, 439, 464, 492, 521, 546, 573, 600, 626,654,683, 713
Middlesbrough Scrap Prices, 13, 39, 65, 91, 168, 247, 291, 335, 360, 413, 439, 464, 492, 546, 573, 600, 626, 654, 683, 713
North-West Coast Hematite, 361, 521, 573, 601, 682
Scottish Shipments, 39, 64, 91,117, 143.169, 195, 221, 247, 290, 335, 361, 387, 412, 439, 465, 493, 547, 573, 600, 626, 655, 683
Scottish Trade, 13, 39, 64, 91, 117 143, 169, 195, 221, 247, 290, 335, 361, 387, 412, 439, 465, 493, 520, 547, 573, 600, 626, 654, 683, 713
Sheet and Strip, Standard Tensile Tests, 522
Sheffield, 13, 39, 65, 91, 117, 142, 169, 195, 221, 246, 291, 335, 360, 386, 412, 438, 465, 492, 520, 546, 572, 601, 627, 655, 682, 713
Sheffield and Armaments, 492
Sheffield Week, 13
South Africa, Pipe Contract, 247
Stainless Steel, Cutting Oils for (Catalogue), 277
Steel Arches and Props in Welsh Mines, 12
Steel Castings, Stainless (Catalogue), 104
Steels (Catalogues), 104, 129
Stewarts and Lloyds’ Mossend Works and Steel Plates, 493
Structural-Steel Handbook, 169
Tees Imports, 13, 116, 247, 387, 521, 626
Tees Shipments, 13, 116, 247, 387, 521, 626
“ Toledo ” Steel for Punches, 654
Tubes, Steel (Catalogue), 141
Welsh Ore and Welsh Iron Works, 117, 169
Labour Questions. See Trade Societies

Legal :

Patents and Trade Marks Handbook, 141
Railroad Transportation Act (U.S.), 216

Literature. Sec Literature Index

Locomotives. See Railways

Machine and Other Tools :

Cutting Tools (Catalogues), 129
Dovetailing Machine (Catalogue), 181
Electric Tools, High-Frequency (Catalogue), 698
Grinding Wheels (Catalogue), 26
Lapping and Honing Machines (Catalogue), 26
Lathes (Catalogue), 698
Machine Tools, General (Catalogues), 26, 104, 204, 234, 452
Machine Tools, Special (Catalogue), 181
North-West Area Trade, 13
Overseas Trade Opportunities, 87
Pneumatic Tools (Catalogue), 426
Portable Tools, Electric (Catalogue), 560
Press, Power (Catalogue), 374
Rock Drills (Catalogue), 129
Shears, Metal (Catalogue), 129
Slotting Machines (Catalogues), 181, 452
Turning Tools (Catalogue), 277
Woodworking Machinery (Catalogues), 204, 452
Marine Engineering. See Engines and Boilers; Ships and Shipbuilding

Markets :

Cleveland Iron, 12, 39, 65, 91, 116, 142, 158, 195, 221, 247, 291, 335, 360, 386, 413, 438, 464, 492, 521, 546, 573, 600, 626, 654, 683, 713
Mining and Metallurgy :
Aluminium, Welding and Soldering of, New Method, 334
Arctic Ore, Ac., Deposits, 123
Australia, Manufacture of Aluminium from Alunite, 708
Bars, Light-Alloy, Standard, 65
Canada, Asbestos Production, 208; Gold
Production, 126 ; Nickel Production, 322 ; Non-Metallic Mineral Production. 85; Old Copper Mine, 360 ; Radium Produc¬tion, 194
Case-Hardening (Catalogues), 277, 348
Drayton Thermostatic Regulator, 103
Foundry Flux (Catalogue), 129
Furnaces, Electric (Catalogue), 181, 204, 698
Hearths, Smiths’ (Catalogue), 698
Lead, Occurrence, Use and Metallurgy, 360
Metallurgical Research, Sir It. Hadlicld’s Gift, 291
Metals, Electrochemical Deposition (Cata¬logue), 560
North Wales Lead Mines, 39
Notched-Bar Test Pieces, Standard, 213
Russia, Gold and Copper Mine Developments, 246
Sheet and Strip Metal, Standard Tensile Tests, 522
Swansea Tin-Plate Furnaces, Change to Gas Firing, 169
Swedish Mineral-Ore Deposits, 211
Temperature Chart, Had field, 626
Temperature Recorders (Catalogue), 104
United States Tin Production, 393
Welsh Gold Mining, 65, 143, 195

Miscellaneous :

Air Conditioning (Catalogue), 26
Air Conditioning in industry, Ac., 713
Amman Valley Flood Damage, 712
Bakelite Materials (Catalogues), 26, 588.
Bin-Level Indicator (Catalogue), 588
Bolts and Nuts (Catalogue), 204
Camerascope Catalogue, 139
Cardiff Corporation Bill, 572, 712
Cardiff Oil Fuel Centre, 438
Cardiff Orbital Road, 39
Carmarthenshire Flood Damage, 655
Chains and Chain Gear (Catalogue), 277
Chromium-Plating Equipment (Catalogues). 181, 452
Chromium Plating (Catalogue), 181
Contracts, 12, 38, 64, 90, 1)6, 142, 168, 194,
220, 246, 290, 334, 360, 411, 438, 520, 546, 572, 600, 626,654,682,712
Czechoslovakian Highways, 378
Davy Brothers’ Products, 169
Dryers and Mixers (Catalogue), 588
Drying Machine, Rotary (Catalogue), 204
Electrical Engineers’ Journal, Index, 1922-31, 63
Emulsifying Machine (Catalogue), 26
Engineering, Heavy (Catalogue), 374
Engraving Machine (Catalogue), 426
Excavators (Catalogues), 26, 426
Fans (Catalogues), 104, 374, 452
Filters, Air, Oil for, 277
Filters (Catalogue), 588
Fire Extinguishers (Catalogue), 234
Fittings, Self-Sustaining (Catalogue), 560
Fuel-Research Progress, 683
Furniture, Aluminium, Prize Competition, 369
Furniture Making, Use of Electrical Conduit, 65
Furniture, Office, Steel (Catalogue), 141
Glamorgan, Flood-Prevention In, 465, 627 ;
Road Schemes, 91, 655
Grain Mills (Catalogue), 181
Granulator, Rotary, 156
Gwendraeth Valley Trunk-Road Scheme, 291
Humidity Meter (Catalogue), 560
Hygiene, Tropical, Lectures, 601
Instruments, Fine-Measuring, Demonstra¬tion of, 290
Instruments, Various (Catalogues), 104 (2)
Lead Mines and Welsh Fisheries, 361
Llanelly Oil Depot, Proposed, 91
Lubrication and Lubricants (Catalogues), 104, 204
Machinery, Second-hand (Catalogue), 452
Manchester, General and Constructional
Engineering, 13, 38, 65, 90, 117, 143, 169, 195, 246, 291, 334, 361, 386, 412, 439, 464, 492, 521, 547, 573, 601, 627, 655, 682, 713
Naphtha, Coal-Tar, Standard, 156
Newport, Corporation Bill, 572 ; Flood Prevention Scheme, 683; High-Street
Widening, 143 ; Usk Road, 143, 291
Oil Depot at. Penarth, 12
Oil Pumps (Catalogue), 426
Oil, Vegetable, Refining Plant (Catalogue), 560
Oils, Viscosity-Temperature Chart, 143
Oiliness Comparator, “ Aptol,” 547
Personal, 12, 38, 64, 90, 116, 142, 168, 194, 220, 246, 290, 334, 360, 386, 412, 464, 492, 520, 546, 572, 600, 626, 654, 682, 712
Photographic Lenses, Development of, 554 (Addendum)
Pneumatic Handling Plant (Catalogue), 129
Portheawl Improvements Scheme, 712
Postage Stamps, Century of, 369
Presses (Catalogue), 588
Professional Classes Aid Council, Report, 360
Refuge, Steel, on Welsh Sands, 361
Revolution Counters (Catalogue), 141
Road Rollers (Catalogue), 181
Ruling and Drawing Stencil, Manornnis, 534
” Sands, Clays and Minerals,” 290
Scottish Engineering Contracts, 573
Sea Water Corrosion-Test Station, Essex, 117
Shutters, Rolling (Catalogue), 181
Signs, Coloured (Catalogue), 104
Slide Rule Cursors, Magnifying Attachment, 601
Smoke Abatement. Society, National, 111
Softener, Water, Working Model, 626
Spray Painting (Catalogues), 129, 141
Spraying, Metal (Catalogue), 141
Standards Institution, British, 11, 38, 58, 64, 65, 156, 169, 276, 282, 318, 522, 534, 546, 597, 656, 667, 677, 713, 724
Statistics, Official, Guide to, 203
Stone Breaking and Screening (Catalogue), 141
Swansea Civic Centre, 335
Swansea Power Station, Grit Problem, 361, 387, 683
Swimming Pool and Sports Area, Empire
Exhibition, 601 Tachometers (Catalogue), 181
Tar, Road, Standard, 597
Tea-Rollers and Preparing Machinery (Cata¬logue), 588
Telegraphic Addresses, Sell’s Directory, 271
Tenders, 12, 38, 64, 90, 116, 142, 168, 220, 246, 290, 334, 360, 386, 412, 438, 464, 492, 520, 546, 572, 600, 626, 654, 682, 712
Textile Machinery (Catalogues), 181, 426
Textile Machinery, Aluminium for Parts (Catalogue), 426
Timber, Fireproofing (Catalogue), 104
Tintometer (Catalogue), 348
Tracings, Ac., Repairing of, 683
Traffic Commissioners’ Reports, 361
Translators and Interpreters, List, 194
Trevithick Centenary, 440, 521
Tufnol Products, Plastics Exhibition, 221
Vices (Catalogue), 374
Welding Rods (Catalogue), 129
Welsh Highway Proposals, Tregaron-A bergwesyn, 39
Welsh Town Planning, 413
Wheels, Pressure Die-Cast, Production of, 276
Wire, Woven (Catalogue), 426

Motor Cars, &c :

Automobile Rims, Ac., International Stand¬ardisation, 144
Braking Materials (Catalogue), 181
Cardiff Omnibus Centre, 117, 291
Finland, Motor-industry Delegation, 203
Manchester Area, Transport Contracts, 90
Melbourne Motor Show, Report, 73
Motor-Coach Stations, 103
Oporto Motor Show, 73
Road Motors, L.M. A S. Railway, 580
Trailer Vehicles (Catalogue), 181
Vehicle Bodies, Commercial (Catalogue), 374
Vehicles Registered, 129, 192, 409
Vehicles, Road (Catalogue), 141

Naval :

“ Back to Coal,” South Wales Movement, 247
Fuels for Navy, Coal-Oil, 554 (Erratum)
Milford Haven, Admiralty Depot, 572
Portuguese Destroyer ” Vouga,” 39, 144
Portuguese Sloop “ Goncalves Zarco,” 124
" Sandpiper,” Light-Draught Gunboat, 161
Sheffield and Armaments, 492

Naval. See also Aeronautics

Obituary. See General Index

Physics and Chemistry :

Instruments (Catalogue), 104
Spectrum Analysis Practice (Hilger), 168

Power Plants. See Electricity

Power Transmission :
Bearings, Ball (Catalogue), 588
Bearings, Koller (Catalogues), 104(2), 588
Clutches (Catalogue), 129
Power Transmission, General (Catalogue), 104
Rope Drives (Catalogue), 104
Worm Gears (Catalogue), 129

Railways and Locomotives :

Accidents, Railway, 1932, 142
Australia, Diesel-Electric Traction, 426
Australia, German Electric Locomotives at Yallourn, 610
Australian Railway Systems, Proposed Amalgamation, 154
Car, Rail, Michelin Pneumatic-Tyred, 90
Cardiff West Signal Box, 547
China, British Rolling Stock for, 502
Coach, Rail, Dicsel-Electric Streamlined, 399
Coaches (Catalogue), 141
Containers for Through Transport, 219
Exhibition Trains, British, 721
Great- Western Permanent Way Relay, 580
Great Western Road Services, 190
Leningrad-Oranienbaum Electric Railway, 449
Lithuanian Railway Statistics. 143
Locomotive Coaling Plant Contract, L. A N.E.R., 547
Locomotive 800-h.p. Diesel-Electric, 221
Locomotive Early Bogie, 533
Locomotive, Oil-Engined Shunting (Cata¬logue), 204
Locomotives (Catalogue), 426
London, Midland and Scottish Railway,
Accelerated Services, 87 ; Bridge Strength¬ening, 193; Locomotive Contracts, 600, 601; Road Motors, 580; Sidings, Re¬modelling of, 194 ; Widening Works, 176
Nanking-Pukow Train Kerry, 585
Signalling Symbols, Standard, 64
Signals (Catalogues), 141, 374, 426
Stockholders Union, British Railway, 91
Stokers, Mechanical, for Locomotives, 104
Telephone Communication between Guard and Driver, 74
Vans, Special Purpose, 360

Schools. See Education

Ships and Shipbuilding :

Air Drive for Boats for Shallow’ Water, 217 (Addendum)
Apples, Sea Transport, 351 (Erratum)
China, Contract for British-Built Ships, 247
Clvde Activities, 13, 117, 169, 195, 221, 247, 387, 493, 520, 573, 600, 626, 655, 683
Coastwise Shipping, British, 33
Fire Alarms, Magnetic, on Orient Liners, 38
Launches and Trial Trips, 38, 90, 142, 192, 220, 360, 434, 607, 684
Lloyd’s Statistics, 65, 361
Nanking-Pukow Train Ferry, 585
Port Talbot Pilot Boat, 492
Propeller, Marine (Catalogue), 204
Scottish Contracts, 247, 387, 412, 520, 573, 600, 626
Scottish Shipbuilding, 13, 117, 169, 195, 221, 247, 387, 493, 520, 573, 600, 626, 655, 683
South Wales Coastal Oil Pollution, 169. 464
Steamer, Coal-Burning, Great Western Railway, 601
Tramp Shipping Committee, 448

Sewage and Drainage :

Cardiff Western Sewer, 464
Carmarthen Scheme, 492
Cesspit-Emptying Vehicle, 600 (Erratum)
Kilmarnock Sluice Contract, 439
Mid-Glamorgan Scheme, 65, 117, 291, 387
Pipes, Drain, Standard, 724
Power Production from Sewage (Catalogue), 277
Rural Sanitation, Chadwick Lecture, 572
Swansea Drainage Works, 335, 465, 572, 627
Societies. See Technical and Trade Strikes. See Trade Societies

Technical Societies, &c. :

Aeronautical Society, Royal, 192
American Association for Advancement of Science, 91
Automobile Engineers, Institution of, 144
British Association, 17
Chemistry, Industrial, Congress of, 220
Electrical Engineers, Institution of, 17, 63, 117, 124, 361, 463, 582, 681, 682
Electrical Engineers, Supervising, Associa¬tion of, 87
Engineers’ German Circle, 143
Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland, Institution of, 573
Faraday House Old Students’ Association, 438,573
Gas Engineers, Institution of, 169, 315
Ing&iieurs Civils de France, Std. des, 585
Inspection, Engineering, Institution of, 398
Iron and Steel Institute, 634
Linguists, Institute of, 194
Meteorological Society, Royal, 143
Municipal Electrical Association, Inc., 465, 521
Naval Architects, Institution of, 627
North-East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, 123, 659, 718
Patent Agents, Chartered Institute, 528
Physical Society, 85
Sanitary Engineers, Institution of, 439, 576
Sanitary Institute, Royal, 192, 588
Scientific Management Congress, Inter¬national, 68, 291
Special Libraries and Information Bureaux, Association of, 109
Surveyors’ Institution, Chartered, 20
Transport, Institute of, 64, 636, 709
University College, London, Engineering Society, 412
Women’s Engineering Society, 220
World Power Conference, 126, Erratum

Telegraphy. See Electricity

Telephony. See Electricity

Tools. See AfaeAtm and other Tools

Trade Societies, &c. :

Austin, Sir H., on Work and the Tendency to Specialisation, 691 ; View’s on 40-Hour Week, 357
Australia, Victoria, Relief Work Scheme, 165
Austria, Union Demand for Better Distri¬bution of Work, 165
Bedaux System, Buxton Quarry Workers’ Strike, 61; T.U.C. Investigation and Description of System, 151
Belgium, Labour Ministry’s Investigation of 40-Hour Week for Salaried Employees, 165; Unemployed and Inspection for Benefit, 409
Kevin, Mr., on Solidarity in Trade Unions, 357
Boilermakers’ Society, Membership and Benefit Data, 37, 100, 191, 344, 462, 610 ; on Shipbuilding Employers’ Welded Work Proposals, 37, 191, *610 ; on Un¬employment and the Roosevelt Scheme, 61; on the Overtime Question in the Ship¬building and Engineering Industries, 344 ; Centenary Celebrations (1934), 610
British Ropes, Ltd., Scheme for Reduction of Working Hours, 191
Building Trade Workers, Tombstone to James Hammett, 243
Burnham, Viscount, I.L.O. Appreciation, 151
Buxton Quarry Workers’ Strike against Bedaux System, 61
Capitalism and Socialism, Mr. Mussolini’s Views, 691
Carpet Manufacture, Machine v. Hand, Egyptian View’s, 20
Chemical Workers’ Union, Wages, Ac., Agreement, 243
Cleveland Blast-Furnacemen’s Wages, 39, 413
Cleveland Ironstone Miners’ Wages, 139, 149
Communist Organisations, T.U.C. Warning, 20
Competition, Defects and Remedy, Sir F. Pole’s View’s, 622
Co-operation between Employer and Em¬ployed, Mr. J. H. Thomas on, 652
Co-operative Society’s Proposals for Con¬ciliation Machinery and Union Counter Proposals, 691
Cotton Industry, International Depression, Balance of Production and Consumption Question, 61
Cotton Trade, Weavers Reject Repudiation of More-Looms Agreement, 191; Weavers’ Committee on Need of Statutory Control of Industry, 435; Dutch Spinner on Dan¬ger of Looms Quarrel to the Industry, 622 ; Employers and Employed, Agree¬ments, 691
Dantzig, Order for Shortened Hours and other Regulations, 216
Denmark, Employers on Overtime and Unemployment, 61
Diseases, Industrial, and Workmen’s Com¬pensation Act, 395
Egypt, Federation of Industries and the Manufacture of Carpets by Machinery, 20
Electrical Trades Union, on Unemployment and Abnormal Conditions, 61, 581 ; on International Metalworker’s Finance, 191; on Unfavourable Influence on Employment of Electricity (Supply) Act, 191 ; on Ship¬building Employers’ New Welding Work Proposals, 344 ; on Railway Companies’ Electricity Supply as affecting Displaced Employees, 344; on Trade Prospects, 462; Comment on Government Un¬employment Figures, 581; on Electric Railway Members and Industrial Court Awards, 581; .Mr. Rowan and the American Federation of Labour Conven¬tion Procedure, 581 ; Grid Scheme, Adverse Effect on Employment, 709; Wages Agreement, Termination of, Prob¬able Effect, 709
Elliott Bros. (London), Ltd., Operatives’ Breach of ” Dispute Provisions,” 691
Emplovment Exchange Reports, 37, 100, 164, *191, 357, 409, 529, 581, 622
Employment Statistics, I.L.O. Data for Five Countries, 37
Engineering and Allied Employers’ Federa¬tion on Unemployment, 100
Engineering Union, Amalgamated, General Secretaryship, Avowed Policy of Candi¬dates, 37; Financial Statement, 61 ; Russian Trade, Communist Responsibility for British Hostility, 61 ; 40-Hour Week, its International Basis, 61; Membership and Benefit Data, 100, 164, 287, 435, 555, 691; Ship-Repairing Regulations, Oppo¬sition to Oil Tanker Sections Amendment Proposals, 164 ; Mr. Srnethurst’s Leave- taking, 164; Engineering and Ship¬building Unions. Joint Demand for 40-Hour Week, 216, 287; Election of General Secretary, 282, 555 ; on Waste in Election of Officers, 287 ; Railway Elec¬trical Council and Wage Advance, Com¬panies’ Claim for Reduction, 435 ; Labour Ministry’s Questionnaire on Working
Hours, Electricity Supply, 435; Fewer Hours with more Pay Agreement with I.C.I., Billinghain, 435 ; Welding in Ship Work, Mr. Little on Union’s Position, 555 ; Regulation of Wages and Conditions in Transport Industry, Proposed Conference of Unions, 691
Factory Acts, 1833, Yorkshire Commemora¬tion of, 500
Federation of Trades, International, Mr. Citrine on the Roosevelt Administrative Policy, 112
France, Metal and Mining Industries Associa¬tion on Overtime as Affecting Unemploy¬ment, 20 ; Overtime and Unemployment, Workers’ Views, 61 ; Commercial and Industrial Associations, Protest against 40-Hour Week, 112; Metallurgy and Mining, Reduced Industrial Accidents, 216 ; Decree Affecting Right to Make Use of Overtime in Metal Industry, 344 ; 40-Hour Week, Probable Economic Effects, 610; 40-Hour Week with Consent of Staff, M. Bardet’s Favourable Experience, 650; Holidays with Pay System, M. Bardet’s Factory, 650; Government Workers’ Demands, 44-Hour Experiment, 691
Friendly Society Returns, 1932, 709
General Federation of Trades, G.C. and the
Workmen’s Compensation Acts, 37; Membership and other Data, 164, 529 ; Mr. Appleton on Holidays with Pay, 164 ; on Rising Prices and Reduced Wages, 529
General and Municipal Workers’ Union, Membership and Benefit Data, 650
Germany, Purchase of Machinery, Ac., Income-Tax Relief for Industrial Under¬takings, 20 ; National Body of German Industry, Basic Principle of, 61, 112; Federal Servants and Supplementary Occupations, 151 ; Protectors of Labour, Functions, 151 ; Ruhr Miners and the New Shift Regulations, 191 ; Unemploy¬ment Figures, 287; Cigar Factories, Government. Limitation of Machinery in, 344; Thuringia, Measures Restricting Machinery for Manufacture of Glass Articles, 344 ; North-West Germany, Introduction of 40-Hour Week, 395; Hamburg Chamber of Commerce, Plans for 40-Hour Week, 500 ; Textile Industry, Re-employment Schemes, 500 ; Rhenish Westphalia, Proposed Re-organisation of Employment, 500; 40-Hour Week, Effect on Low-Paid Workers, 529; Works and Building Industries, Govern¬ment Subsidies, 555; Patent Agents, Legislation Affecting, 610; Cessation of German Employers’ Federation, 622 ; Government Attitude to Wages Question, Summary of Pronouncement, 650
Greece, Disputes, Proposed Legislation, 435
Holidays with Pay, Mr. Appleton’s Views, 164
Holland, National Labour Council, Discussion of Proposed Legislation to Reduce Hours of Work, 395; Pay Question, 395; Probable Effect of 40-Hour Week to Relieve Unemployment, 529 ; Difficulties in Enforcing Hours of Work Provisions, 555 ; Dutch Spinner on Lancashire Loom Quarrel and its Danger, 622
Hours of Work, International Labour Conference Convention, 20; Mines, Proposed 6-Hour Day in, 37; A.E.U. and International Co-operation for 40- Hour Week, 61 ; Engineering and Allied Employers’ National Federation on the 40-Hoiir Week, 100; U.S. “ Blanket Code” Provisions, 100; French Commer¬cial and Industrial Association, Protest Against 40-Hour Week, 112; United States and the 6-Hour Day, 112 ; Belgian Labour Ministry’s Investigation of the 40-Hour Week for Salaried Employees, 165; A.E.U., Proposed Application for 40-Hour Week, 165 ; T.U.C. Resolutions, Brighton Meeting, 19J ; Pilkington Brothers’ Reduction Scheme, 191 ; British Ropes, Ltd., Reduced Hours Scheme, 191 ; Danzig, Order for Shortened Hours, 216 ; Engineering and Shipbuilding Unions, Joint Demand for 40-Hour Week, 216, 287, 462 ; Municipal Corporations Associa¬tion and the 40-Hour Week, 344 ; 40-Hour Week Debate, Mr. Sherwood’s and Sir H. Austin’s Views, 357 ; ” Man and Metal ” on the Introduction of the 40-Hour Week, 357 ; International Machinists and 30- Hour Week under U.S. National Recovery Act, 395 ; North-West Germany, Intro¬duction of 40-Hour Week with Wages Cut, 395; Netherlands Labour Council and Reduction of Hours, 395; Typo¬graphers, International, and the 40-Hour Week Convention, 395; Engineering Union (Electricity Supply) and Labour Ministry’s Working Hours Questionnaire, 435 ; Engineering Union Agreement with I.C.T. (BiHingham) Covering Fewer Hours and Higher Wages, 435 ; German Indus¬tries, Various, and the 40-Hour Week Plans, 500 ; U.S. Iron and Steel Industry, Hours of Work under Fair Competition Code, 500 ; Germany, Effect of 40-Hour Week on Low-Paid Workers, 529 ; Holland, Probable Effect of 40-Hour Week to Relieve Unemployment, 529 ; Mr. Sher¬wood on the 40-Hour Week in Relation to Displacement of Men by Machines, 529 ; International Federation of Trade Unions and the 40-Hour Week, 529 ; Bituminous Coal Industry, Working Hours under Fair Competition Code, 581; France, M. Pinot’s Summary of Economic Effect of 40-Hour Week, 610 ; Male and Female Labour, Hours and Output Comparison, 610; U.S. Shipbuilding Industry, (’ode Hours of Work and Pay, 622 ; American Federation of Labour, Mr. Green’s Criti¬cism of Code Hours, 660; France, M. Bardet’s 40-Hour Week Success, 650;
Sweden, Report on I.L.O. Questionnaire Concerning Honrs of Work, 709
India, Indore, Strikes and Lock-Out Legis¬lation, 191
Industrial Recovery Act, See United States (below)
Industrial Situation, 37, 100, 357, 409, 622, 650, 709
Industry, Mechanisation of, Lord Trent’s Views, 112
Industry, Socialism v. Syndicalism, Mr. Shinwell’8 Views, 112
Insurance, Old-Age, Conventions at Labour Conference, 20
International Labour Office, World Unem¬ployment and Employment Statistics, 37 ; Women’s Council, Claims Affecting Work¬ing Conditions and Status, 191
International Labour Organisation, Apprecia¬tion of the Late Viscount Burnham, 151 ; 1934 Conference, Questions on the Agenda, 529
Iron Trade Wages, 91, 117, 465, 600
Italy, Workers’ Views on Overtime and Unemployment, 61 ; Collective Agree¬ments, Extended Time Limit for Terminat¬ing, 529 ; Hours and Output, Comparison of Male and Female Labour, 610 ; Musso¬lini, Mr., on Impending Decay of Capitalism and Socialism, 691
Japan, Seamen’s Union Demands, 151
Labour Conference, International, Reduction of Hours Question, 20 ; Old-Age Insurance Conventions, 20; Pension Qualification at Sixty, 20; Overtime and Unemploy¬ment, French Workers’ Views, 61
Labour, Displacement of Men by Machines and the 40-Hour Week Remedy, 529
Labour, Male and Female, Hours and Output, Comparison, 610
Labour Ministry Reports, 37, 100, 164, 191, 357, 409, 581, 709
Labour Notes, 20, 37, 61, 100, 112, 151, 164, 191, 216, 242, 287, 344, 357, 395, 409, 435, 462, 500, 529, 555, 581, 610, 622, 650, 691, 709
Labour Party League of Youth, 357 ; Finance and Pooling of Political Funds, 409
Little, J. C., on Labour Party Finance, 409
London Omnibus Workers, Wages Increase and Holidays, 691
London Taxicab Drivers’ Strike, 151
Jxmdon Transport Board Employees, Wages Award, 500
Machinery and Labour Displacement, 40- Hour Weeks as Remedy, 529 ; Lord Melchett’s Views, 581
Machinists, International Association, Ap¬proval of U.S. ” Blanket Code,” 100 ; on Employers’ Violation of N.R.A. Code, 462; “ Man and Metal,” on the Introduction of the 40-Hour Week, 357
Mechanisation of Industry, Lord Trent’s Views, 112
Melchett, Lord, on Replacement of Men by Machinery and Remedies, 581
Metalworkers’ Federation, International, Fi¬nance and the German Workers’ With¬drawal, 191
Miners’ Federation, Great. Britain, on the National Regulation of Wages Question, 37, 357, 409, 500, 650; on a T.U.C. Central Fund in Aid of Disputes, 37; Suggested 6-Hour Day in Mines, 37; on Government Capitalising of Ancillary Industries, 37 ; on the Menace of Oil, 37, 357 ; Conference with Secretary of Mines on National Board and on Overtime Questions, 500
Municipal Corporations Association and the 40-Hour Week, 344
Omnibus Workers, London, Wages Increase and Holidays, 691
Patternmakers, United, Membership and Benefit Data, 344, 435, 622, 691 ; Unem¬ployment Figures, 191, 622, 691; Clyde District, Overtime and Shop Stewards’ Procedure, 622; Exchange of Patterns Question, in Government Work, 622; Executive, Election of, 691
Pensions, Old-Age, at Sixty, Labour Con¬ference Recommendation, 20
Pilkington Brothers’ Scheme for Reduction of Working Hours, 191
Pinot, M„ Economic Survey of Probable Effects of 40-Hour Week in France, 610
Pole, Sir Felix, on the Evils of Competition and their Remedy, 622
Portugal, Decree for Employment of Na¬tionals during Unemployment Crisis, 500
Poverty Notification Bill, 20 Professional Workers, International, and
Unemployment., 216; Resolution on the Question of Legislation to Cover Use of Engineering Degrees and Titles, 650; on the Position in Relation to Inventions by Salaried Employees, 650
Railway Electricians’ Wages Demand, Indus¬trial Court Award, 555
Railway Shopmen and London Passenger Transport Board Withdrawal, 555
Railways, Soviet Commissary’s Criticism of Prevailing Inefficiency in Russian Transport., 243 ; Conference of Companies and Unions on Substitution of new’ Tri¬bunal for National Wages Board, 462
Railway Staffs Conference and Wage Reduc¬tion, Industrial Court Award, 555
Railwayman, National Union, on New Nego¬tiating Machinery for Wages, Ac., 37, 243, 357, 529 ; on National Regulation of Road and Rail Transport, 37; on Proposed Amalgamation with Transport, and General Workers’ Union, 243 ; Election of General Secretary, 287, 600
Rhodes, J. A S., Ltd., Wages Bonus to Employees, 691
Ruskin College Scholarship Successes, 243 Russia, Soviet Commissary’s Criticism of
Inefficiency in Railway Transport, 243 ; Order dealing with Apprenticeship In Craft Undertakings, 243; General Council of Trade Unions and Means of Promoting
Labour Discipline, 344 ; Soviet Building Industry Regulations, 409 ; Fanners and Peasants’ Abandonment of Employment, Prosecution Order, 409 ; Improvement in Value of Industrial Production, 435; General Council of Trade Unions, Func¬tions of, 402 ; Commissariat. Department, Results of “Decentralised Buying” of Food Supplies, 500 ; Shortage of Engi¬neers and Technicians, Remedial Regu¬lations for Young Specialists, 555 ; Heavy Industry Commissariat on Mismanage¬ment and Bad Organisation of Work, 581
Shenvin, Mr., Views on 40-Hour Week, 357
Shipbuilding, Boilermakers and Welded Work Proposals, 37, 010; Employers’ Federation and the New’ “ Ship Welders,” Union Opposition, 112; A.E.U. Opposi¬tion to Oil Tanker Sections Amendments to Repairing Regulations, 104; A.E.U. Application for 40-Hour Week, 105 ; Joint Unions’ Demand for 40-Hour Week, 216,
287, 462 ; Shipbuilding Employers’ Feder¬ations, Olllcial Appointments, 435 ; Elec¬tric Welding, Conference with Unions on new’ Class of Welders, 435, 529, 610, 691
Silicosis, U.S. Labour Department on Pre¬vention of, 435
Socialism and Capitalism, Mr. Mussolini’s View s, 091
Socialism v. Syndicalism in Industry, Mr. Shinwell’s View’s, 112
South Wales, Anthracite .Mine Workers’ Strike, 105, 191
Spain, Employers’Congress and Joint Labour Boards’ Authority, Expenditure, Ac., 216
Strike, General, as Working-Class Weapon against War, 216
Strikes and Lockouts,Indian Legislation, 191
Strike Statistics, 100, 191, 357, 462, 581, 709
Student Service, International, Conference on Overcrowding of Universities and Learned Professions, 462
Sweden, Unemployment, in, 42 ; Report on I.L.O. Questionnaire Concerning Reduction of Hours, 709
Syndicalism r. Socialism in Industry, Mr. Shin well’s Views, 112
Taxicab Drivers’ Strike, London, 151
Test Work and the Public Assistance Authori¬ties, 581
Textile Trade, Wool, T.U.C. and Establish¬ment of Machinery for Regulating Wages, 409
Thomas, Mr. J. H., on Co-operation between Employer and Employed, 652
Topographical Workers, International, and the 40-Hour Week Convention, 395
Trent, Lord, on Mechanisation in Industry, 112
Trades Union Congress, Warning as to Character of Special Organisations, 20 ; Boilermakers’ Resolution on Unemploy¬ment, 61; 40-Hour Week Resolutions, 61,
287 ; Bedaux System Inquiry. J51 ; Non- Recognition of National Unemployed Workers’ Movement, 151 ; Brighton Meeting, Resolutions Submitted, 191 ; Industry, Public Control and Regulation Principle, 216, 287 ; Industrial Manage¬ments, Workers’ Claim for Representa¬tives, 216; Brighton Meeting, President’s Address, 242 ; Ruskin College, Scholarship Successes, 243; on the U.S. Industrial Recovery Act, 287, 650 ; Plumbers and Steam fitters, U.S. and Canada, on U.S. Economic Situation, 287 ; on the Modern Position of Labour, 287 ; on the Industrial Management. Question, 287 ; on tlie Wage- Earner’s Share in Control, 287 ; Criticism of Government Policy, 287 ; Labour Party League of Youth, Talks and Discussions Plan, 357 ; Election of New Chairman,
395 ; Wool Textile Industry and Estab¬lishment of Machinery for Wages, Ac., Regulation, 409 ; Fircroft College Scholar¬ship for Workers, 435 ; General Council “ Black List.” of Employers Prohibiting Union Membership, 581; Deputation to Mr. Young on the Test Work Question,
581 ; Competitive Medallion Design Com¬memorating Centenary of Trade Union Formation, 622 ; on Success of Roosevelt Policy, 640 ,
Trade Union Finance, Mr. Little on Pooling of Political Funds, 409
Trade Unions in Great Britain, Membership, Ac., Figures, 462
Trade Unions, International Federation and the 40-Hour Week, 529
Trade Unionism, Early, T.U.C. Competition for Commemorative Medallion, 622
Transport and General Workers’ Union on Two Weeks’ Holiday with Pay, 61 ; Union Solidarity, Mr. Bevin on the Importance of, 357, 610 ; Wages and Conditions in the Industry, Proposed Conference, 691 ; London Omnibus Workers, Wages Increase and Holidays, 691
Turkov, Bill to Exclude Aliens from Certain Trades, 151
Unemployed Workers’ Movement anil the T.U.C., 151
Unemployment Benefit, Sir 11. Betterton’s Disclaimer of Government Intention to Reduce Period of Allowance, 435 ; Scheme of Government Bill, 555
Unemployment Insurance, Dr. Bakkc’s Denial of Pauperising Effect of, 691
Unemployment Insurance, Labour Ministry Reports, 37, 100, 164, 191, 242, 357, 409, 462, 500, 581, 622, 709 ; Government Bill Scheme, Proposed Statutory Committee,
555 ; Main Points of Bill, 622 ; Labour Amendment, 622
Unemployment, I.L.O. World Statistics, 37 ; Boilermakers and Adoption of Roosevelt Plan, 61 ; Effect of Overtime, French and Italian Workers’ and Danish Employers’ Views, 61 ; Realities and Problems, 100 ; T.U.C. Resolutions, Brighton Meeting, 191; Effect on Professional Workers, 216 ; I.L.O. Quarterly Statistics, Europe and United States, Ac., 435 ; Government Bill, Proposed New Central Authority, 555
Unemployment Reports, 37, 100, 104, 191, 242, 357, 409, 462, 529, 709
Unemployment Totals, Monthly Statistics, 37, 164, 242, 409. 529, 622
United States, Industrial Recovery Act, Aims and Safeguards, 20 ; Coal Industry, Fair Competition Code, 61 ; Roosevelt “ Blan¬ket Code,” Provisions of, 100 ; Machinists, International, on the “ Blanket Code,” 100 ; 6-Hour Day, Results in Manufac¬turing Plant, 112 ; 6-Hour Day Question¬naire, Trend of Replies on Work and Wages, 112; Proposed Public Employ¬ment Offices, 112; Roosevelt “Blanket Code,” Opposition of National Association of Manufacturers, 112; Citrine, Mr., on Roosevelt Administrative Policy, 112 ; Chicago Conference of Coloured People, Demand (inter alia) for Equality, 216 ; Labour Bureau, Criticism of Minimum Wage, Shortened Week, Ac., under Indus¬trial Recovery Act, 216; Emergency Railroad Transportation Act, 216 ; Metal¬lurgical Industry, Accident Figures, 216; Industrial Recovery Act, T.U.C. Com¬ments, 242, 287, 650; T.U.C. on the Wage-Earners’ Position in the States, 287 : N. V. Department of Labour Report, Metal Group Data, 344; Industrial Recovery Act and Re-employment, “ Morning Post ” Criticism, 395; Mr. Green and Union Control of Industry, 395; International Machinists and 30-Hour Week under Recovery Act, 395 ; Unemployment In¬surance and Recovery Codes, 295 ; U.S. Labour Department on Technological Changes in Electric-Lamp Industry, 395; Holidays with Pay, Management Associa¬tions Questionnaire, 409; Aeronautical Accident Statistics, 409 ; Labour Depart¬ment. on Prevention of Silicosis, 435; International Machinists on Employers’ Violation of the Codes, 462 ; Fair Com¬petition (’odes, Rates of Pay and Hours of Work in Tron and Steel Industry, 500 ; American Confederation of Labour Con¬vention, Mr. Rowan on Procedure, 581 ; Workers’ Deaths from Fumes and Poisons, Stat istics, 581 ; Bituminous Coal Industry, Rates under Fair Competition Code, 581 ; Federation of Labour, Metal Trades and Fusion Welding, 610; Metal Trades and Navy Maintenance, 610; Iron and Steel Industry, Favourable Working of Code, 622; Shipbuilding and Repaiiing Indus¬tries, Code Pay and Hours of Work, 622
Federation of Labour, Resolution against Bed all x System, 650 ; Approval of Govern¬ment Action in Relation to Geneva Con¬ference, 650; Codes, Mr. Green’s Com¬ments on, 650 ; Bakke, Dr., on Unemploy¬ment Insurance, 691 ; American Socialist Party on Organising Power under Recovery Act, 709 ; on Dangers of the Act to Labour, 709
Wages, Fluctuation of, 100, 191, 357, 462, 581, 709
Wages, Reduced, and Rising Prices, Mr. Appleton’s Comments, 529 ; Mr. Bevan’s Proposed Counter-Attack on Wage Re¬ductions, 555
Women’s International Council and the I.L.O., Claims Affecting Working Condi¬tions and Status, 191
Working Hours. See Hours of Work (above) Workmen’s Compensation Act and Indus¬trial Diseases Schedule, 395
Yorkshire Trade Councils, Commemoration of Factory Acts, 1833, 500

Trade :

See Coul: Iron and Steel: Ships and Ship¬building ; Electricity: Industries

Tramways :

Check Rails (Catalogue), 374
Rhondda Valley Trams, Scrapping of, 195
Swansea Tramway Stoppage, Cause, 464
Trolley Wire, Standard, 318

Turbines :

See Engines and Boilers

Universities :

See Education

Vehicles :

See Motor Cars ; Hallways

Warships :

See Naval

Waterworks :

Denbighshire Supply, 547, 712
Newport, New Reservoir, 143
Pembrokeshire Supply Schemes, Rural Areas 91, 521
Swansea Supply, 361, 492, 655, 683, 712
Sydney Supply, Pressure Tunnel, 141
Welsh, Reservoir Schemes, 387
Welsh, Supply Problems, 169, 291, 387 413, 438

Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

Engineering 1933 Jul-Dec: Index: Paragraphs