Engineering 1934 Jan-Jun: Index: Paragraphs

Engineering 1934 Jan-Jun: Index: Paragraphs

Engineering 1934 Jan-Jun: Index: Paragraphs

Engineering 1934 Jan-Jun: Index: Paragraphs

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PARAGRAPH INDEX

Accidents :

• Back-Knife Lathe Hazards, 274
• United States, Allotment of Responsibility for Accidents, 22

Aeronautics :

• Aerodromes Advisory Board, Composition of, 458
• Aeroplanes (Catalogue), 250
• Air Post Exhibition, International, 244
• Air Travel and Commercial Air Transport, 150
• Atlantic Aeroplane Station, Armstrong, 94
• Aviation, Commercial, Use of Wireless in, 326
• Cardiff, Air Services and Aerodrome, 123, 599 ; as Seaplane Base, 264
• Mail, Aerial, Development, 686
• Medal, Gold, British, 673
• Pembroke Dock Air Base, 731
• Seadrome, Atlantic, Armstrong, 94
• Swansea Aerodrome Project, 123
• Timber, Aircraft, Standard Nomenclature, 474
• Welsh Airport Development, 264

Agriculture :

• Royal Show, Ipswich, 64
• Alloys. See Mining and Metallurgy

Appointments, Awards, &c. :

• Aeronautics, British Gold Medal, 673
• Architecture, Gold Medal, 331
• Carnegie Gold Medal, 599
• Cooper’s Hill War Memorial Prize, 483
• Faraday Medal, 458
• Gustav Trasenster Medal, 429
• Howard Prize, Royal Meteorological Society, 731
• Mining Engineers’ Medal, 102
• Surveyors’ Institution, Gold Medal, 623

Automobiles. See Motor Cars

Boilers. See Engines and Boilers

Bridges :

• Carmarthen Bridges, 67, 149, 429, 543, 571, 651
• Chelsea Bridge Reconstruction, 221
• Chepstow Bridge, Safety of, 67
• Derbyshire Railway Viaducts, 525
• Girder Bridges, Standard, 13, 37
• Glamorgan Bridges, Weak, 95, 459 Kangaroo Point Bridge, Brisbane, 498
• Menai Bridge, Tolls and Reconstruction, 515 Rome, Bridge over Tiber, 607

Buildings and Building Construction :

• Newport Rebuilding Contract, 222
• Roofing, Copper Bronze (Catalogue), 585

Canals :

• Manchester Canal Traffic Return, 529

Catalogues :

• Andrews, Cuthbert, 692
• A.S.E.A. Electric, Ltd., 692
• B. A. Holland Engineering Co., Ltd., 164
• Beck, O. N., 307
• Boby, R., Ltd., 109
• British Insulated Cables, Ltd., 280
• Broadbent, Thos., & Sons, Ltd., 164
• Brotherhood, Peter, Ltd., 692
• Brush Electrical Engineering Co., Ltd., 692
• Burton, Griffiths & Co., Ltd., 164
• Cambridge Instrument Co., Ltd., 585
• Chesterfield Tube Co., Ltd., 585
• Colvilles, Ltd., 109
• Crockatt, W., & Sons, Ltd., 109
• Crosthwaite Engineering & Furnace Co., Ltd., 208
• Davidson & Co., Ltd., 280
• Dederich, W., Ltd., 692
• Dempster, R. & J., Ltd., 307
• Drayton Regulator & Instrument Co;, Ltd., 109
• Electrical Equipment and Carbon Co., Ltd., 692
• Elliott Brothers (London), Ltd., 109
• Ellison, G., Ltd., 307
• Enfield Rolling Mills, 585
• Ferguson, Pailin, Ltd., 692
• General Aircraft, Ltd., 250
• Goodlass Wall & Lead Industries, Ltd., 250
• Gordon & Co., Ltd., 280
• Greenwood & Batley, Ltd., 208
• G. W.B. Electric Furnaces, Ltd.,'208 Hadfields, Ltd., 164, 692
• Hathorn, Davey & Co., Ltd., 109
• Herbert, Alfred, Ltd., 731
• Holden & Brooke, Ltd., 307, 585
• Houseman & Thomson, Ltd., 164
• Igranic Electric Co., Ltd., 250, 585, 692
• Ismailia Valve Co., 307
• Kaye, Joseph, & Sons, Ltd., 208
• Keighley Gear Co., Ltd., 109
• Kent, Geo., Ltd., 164
• Kipp, P. J., & Zonen, 208
• Lancashire Dynamo & Crypto, Ltd., 208
• Catalogues—continued.
• Lightalloys, Ltd., 164
• M. & C. Switchgear, Ltd., 109, 307, 585
• Michelin Tyre Co., Ltd., 250
• Newbury Diesel Co., Ltd., 692
• Osborn, S., & Co., Ltd., 280
• Parsons, C. A., & Co., Ltd., 692
• Peebles, Bruce, & Co., Ltd., 280, 307, 585
• Pels, Hy., & Co., Ltd., 164
• Perkin & Co., Ltd., 307
• Phillipson, John, & Co., Ltd., 208
• Pickerings, Ltd., 208
• Platt Bros. & Co., Ltd., 164
• Ransomes & Rapier, Ltd., 309
• Reyrolle, A., & Co., Ltd., 692
• Rhodes, Brydon & Youatt, 250
• Russell, S., & Sons, Ltd., 164
• Sankey & Son, Ltd., 585
• Skefko Ball-Bearing Co., Ltd., 692
• Stedall-Dowding Machine Tool Co., 164
• Sturtevant Engineering Co., Ltd., 585
• Suffolk Iron Foundry (1920), Ltd., 692
• Tangyes, Ltd., 307, 585
• Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd., 585
• Visco Engineering Co., Ltd., 585
• Wadkin & Co., 585
• Washington Chemical Co., 109
• Westinghouse Brake & Saxby Signal Co., Ltd., 164
• Whessoe Foundry & Engineering Co., Ltd., 692
• Wickman, A. C., Ltd., 280, 307, 585, 692
• Wild-Barfield Electric Furnaces, Ltd., 692
• Williams & Womersley, 250

Cement and Concrete :

• Concrete Construction, Moving Forms for, 607
• Floors, Concrete, Cleaning Agents, 529, 532

Coal :

• Colliery, Anthracite, New Welsh, 599
• Colliery Deal, 177
• Colliery Managers National Association, Cardiff Meeting, 677
• Forest of Dean Development, 177 ; jErraiwm, 243
• Fuel from Coal, Technological Development, South Wales, 348
• Helmets, Steel, for Miners, 651, 705
• Italian Imports, 599
• Middlesbrough Coke, 12, 39, 66, 94, 122, 148, 176, 222, 264, 293, 321, 349, 376, 403, 429, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 599, 625, 651, 677, 705, 731
• Newport and Anti-Breakage Appliances, 149
• Petrol from Coal, South Wales Development, 571
• Sampling of Coal, Standard Specification for, 336
• Sheffield, 13, 38, 67, 95, 122, 148, 177, 223, 265, 293, 321, 349, 377, 403, 428, 459, 489, 515, 543, 571, 599, 625, 651, 677, 705, 731
• Silicosis in Mines, Preventive Measures Conference, 705
• Welsh Colliery, Restart of, 95
• Welsh Mines, De-Watering, 95, 264, 429
• Colleges. See Education
• 336

Companies :

• United Dominion Trust, Bristol Office, 571
• Concrete. See Cement and Concrete
• Cranes, Conveyors, &c. :
• Conveyor Belting, Date Marking of, 468
• Cranes, Derrick, Standard, 745
• Hoisting Appliances (Catalogue), 208
• Lorry Cranes (Catalogue), 307
• Ropeways, Aerial (Catalogue), 692
• Docks. See Tlarbours, &c.
• Drainage. See Sewage and Drainage

Education :

• Art Students, Training for Industry and Commerce, 732
• Battelle Memorial Institute, U.S.A., 649
• British Tutorial Institute, 218
• Chinese Railway Workers’ Children, Education Scheme, 319
• East London College, Lectures on Oscillographs, 42
• Hygiene, &c., London School, Course on Malaria in the Tropics, 514
• Industrial Psychology Institute, Lectures on Noise and Manual Skill, 514
• Kabul Vocational School, 400
• Mavor & Coulson Studentship, 376
• Power-Factor Correction, Lectures, 26 Refrigeration, Lectures, 570
• Ruskin College Scholarships for Miners, 484 Village Hygiene, Chadwick Lecture, 458 Welsh School of Mines, 123

Electricity :

• Alternators (Catalogue), 692
• B.B.C. Year Book, 68
• Beama Dinner, 317
• Breakdowns, Electrical, Avoidance of, 66
• Electricity—continued.
• Broadcasting, Transmission, &c., Developments, 68
• Cable Industry Developments, 403
• Cables, Jointing Tape, 68
• Cables, Paper-Insulated (Catalogue), 280
• Canada, Electrical Standards, 599; Electricity Supply in, 543
• Cardiff City Hall, Proposed Electric Heating of, 123
• Cell, Photo-Electric, New, 53
• Circuit Breakers, Oil (Catalogues), 109, 638
• Conductors, Aluminium, Standard, 561
• Cord, Electric, “ Domesta ” Flexible, 650
• Current Transformer and Ammeter, Miniature, 624
• Diesel-Generator Sets (Catalogue), 585
• Equipment, Electrical (Catalogue), 692
• Generation Statistics, Great Britain, 136, 424, 732
• Insulating Material, Filling and Sealing Compounds, 731
• Italy, Generation Statistics, 598, 705
• Lamp Caps, Screw, Edison-Type, Standard, 534
• Lamps, Electric, Tungsten-Filament, Standard, 730
• Lighting, Simple Test Apparatus, 300 Lightmeter, Benjamin, 507
• Lubricator, Mechanical, Starting-Torque- Relief, Errata, 571, 730
• Motor Units, Geared, for Low-Speed Drives, 664
• Motors, Electric (Catalogues), 208, 585, 692 Newport Power Plant Extensions, 459 North West Area, Plant Contracts, 543, 571 Oscillographs, Cathode-Ray, Lectures on, 42 Overseas Trade Opportunity, 515 Paper Sheets, Synthetic-Resin Bonded, Standard, 730
• Power-Factor Correction, Lectures, 26
• Plugs and Sockets, Earth-Connection, 136 Plugs, Two-Pole and Earthing-Pin, Standard, 730
• Rectifiers (Catalogues), 280, 307 Resistances, Heating (Catalogues), 692 (2) Signals and Relays, Electric (Catalogue), 164 Signs, Electric, Standard, 730 Smoke Detection, Photo-Cell, 677 South Wales Blizzard Damage, 39 Starters, Motor, (Catalogues), 250, 692 Swansea, Domestic. Supply, 677 ; Electric and Coal-Heating Comparison, 543; Super Power Station, 39, 222, 348, 489
• Switches, Air-Break, Standard, 677 ; Knife (Catalogue), 585; Oil-Immersed e. Air Break, 646 ; Thermostatic (Catalogue), 109 Switchboard, Miniature Instruments, 362 Switchboards (Catalogue), 585 Switchgear (Catalogue), 307 (2) Television Transmissions, 377 Testing Set, Duo-Dynameg, 625 Thermometers, Distance (Catalogue), 109 Trucks, Electric (Catalogue), 208 Welding, Arc, Standard, 422 Welding, Structural, 402
• Wiring, Steel Conduit and Fittings, Standard, 416
• X-Ray Appliances (Catalogue), 692

Engines and Boilers :

• Boiler House Equipment (Catalogue), 692 Boiler-Tubes, Standard, 604
• Condensing and Feed-Heating Plant, Battersea, Addendum, 46
• Cylinder Wear in High-Speed Engines, 11 Furnaces, Producer (Catalogue), 307 Salinometers, Electric (Catalogue), 109 Scale Remover (Catalogue), 164
• Scottish Marine Engine Contracts, 13 Velox Steam Generator, Erratum, 458

Errata and Addenda :

• Condensing and Feed-Heating Plant, Batter- sea 46
• Forest of Dean Colliery, 243
• High-Speed Trains, U.S., 625 Homogeniser, Brush, 265
• Hydraulic Shaping Machine with Quick Return, 104
• Invention, 149
• Keller Automatic Tool-Room Machine, 599 Lubricator, Starting-Torque Relief, 571, 730 Metal-Price Diagrams, 13
• Municipal Electrical Association, Inc., 625 Propeller Drive, Auxiliary, 515 “ Strathaird,” Operating Results, 329 Velox Steam Generator, 458
• Exhibitions :
• Air Post Exhibition, International, 244 Berlin Motor Show, International, 453 Ideal Home, 95
• Leipzig Fair, 95, 223
• Munich, International Road-Building, 652 New York Automobile Show, 424 Paris, Fire and Safety Exhibition, 514 Paris International Trade Fair, 149, 524 Prague Automobile Show, 745 Stockholm, Inventions, 620
• Trains, British Exhibition, 350
• Flying Machines. See Aeronautics

Gas :

• Fuels, Calorific Value of, 676
• Gas for Traction (Catalogue), 585
• Gas and Oil Engines :
• Diesel Engines, Marine (Catalogue), 692 ; Small (Catalogue), 692
• Diesel-Generator Sets (Catalogue), 585 Indicators, Optical (Catalogue), 208 Lubrication, Scientific, of High-Speed Compression-Ignition Engines, 13
• Oil Engines, Heavy (Catalogue), 585

Guns and Explosives :

• Armour-Piercing Shell, 402
• Harbours, Docks and Piers :
• Bristol Channel Pollution, 293, 429
• Cardiff Dock Gates, New, 731
• Milford Haven Developments, 12
• Newport Docks, Improvements Needed, 149 Pembroke Dock, Re-Opening, Suggestion, 571
• Port Talbot Dock Improvements, 265, 402 [Swansea Docks Equipment, 12

Hydraulics :

• Pumps (Catalogues), 250, 307, 585
• Industries and Commerce :
• Board of Trade Markings, Electric Motors and Clocks, 489 ; Imported Chain Blocks, 705
• Cincinnati Milling Machine Co., Birmingham Works 429
• Contracts, 12, 38, 66, 94,122, 148, 176, 222,
• 264, 292, 320, 348, 376, 428, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 598, 624, 650, 676, 704, 730
• Czechoslovakia, Machinery Imports, 424
• Food Trade Equipment (Catalogue), 208
• Iron and Steel Trade, North-Western Outlook, 13
• Italian Aluminium Industry, 713
• Manchester Area Contracts, 39, 123, 223, 265, 320, 349, 377, 459, 515, 598, 650
• Manchester, General and Constructional Engineering, 13, 39, 67, 95, 123, 149, 177, 223, 265, 292, 320, 349, 377, 403, 429, 459, 489, 515, 543, 571, 598, 624, 650
• Manchester, New Industries, 489
• Motor Industry, Buyer’s Guide, 119
• Overseas Trade Opportunities, 68, 104, 112, 515, 598
• Personal, 12, 38, 66, 94, 122, 148, 176, 222, 264, 293, 320, 348, 376, 402, 428, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 598, 624, 650, 676, 704, 730
• Poland, U.K. Trade Mission to, 364
• Scottish Contracts, Miscellaneous, 543 Singapore, Conditions in, 620
• South Africa, Industrial Openings, 149
• South Wales, New Industries Question, 515 Swansea, Nickel Trade Expansion, 320
• Tenders, 12, 38, 66, 94, 122, 148, 176, 222, 264, 292, 320, 348, 376, 402, 428, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 598, 624, 650, 676, 704, 730
• Textile Machinery Shipment, 403
• Tin Consumption, 1933-34, 664
• Tin Consumption of the World, 739
• Tin-Plate Weigher and Sorter, 222 Turned-Work Competition, 292
• Winget, Ltd., Works Removal, 489
• Institutions. See Technical Societies
• Internal-Combustion Engines. See Gas and Oil Engines

Iron and Steel :

• Blast Furnaces in Operation, Northern Counties, 12 ; Re-Kindling of, 66, 624
• British Production, 136, 404, 475, 704
• Brymbo Steel Works, Re-Working of, 67, 320, 489
• Canada, Iron and Steel Imports, 663
• Cast Irons, Alloy (Catalogue), 164
• Cleveland Iron Market, 12, 38, 66, 94, 122, 148, 176, 222, 264, 293, 321, 349, 376, 403, 429, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 599, 625, 651, 677, 705, 731
• Cleveland Manufactured Iron and Steel, 12, 39, 66, 94,122,148,177, 222, 264, 293, 321, 349, 376, 403, 429, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 599, 625, 651, 677, 705, 731
• Dowlais Steel Works, Reconstruction, 177, 489, 599
• East Coast Hematite, 12, 66, 94, 122, 148, 176, 222, 264, 293, 321, 349, 376, 403, 429, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 599, 625, 651, 677, 705 731
• Eyebolts, Steel, Standard, 437
• Foster & Son’s Foundry, Closing of, 429 Furnaces and Stokers (Catalogue), 208 Furniture, Steel, Swansea Civic Centre, 705 Gear-Wheel Blank, Large Casting, 318 Glossop Iron Works, Re-Opening, 489 Heatly-Gresham Co., Works Transfer, 13 Ingots, Large Steel, High-Frequency Process, 362
• Iron, Cast, Sodium-Carbonate Treatment, 364 London Exchange Luncheon, 660
• Manchester Iron and Steel, 13, 39, 67, 95, 123, 149,177, 223, 265, 292, 320, 349, 377, 403, 429, 459, 489, 515, 543, 571, 598, 624, 650
• Iron and Steel—continued.
• Middlesbrough Foreign Ore, 12, 39, 66, 94,
• 122, 148, 176, 222, 264, 293, 321, 349, 376, 403, 429, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 599, 625, 651, 677, 705, 731
• Middlesbrough Scrap Prices, 12, 39, 67, 94,
• 123, 148, 177, 222, 264, 293, 321, 349, 376, 403, 429, 458, 488, 571, 599, 625, 651, 677, 705, 731
• North-Western Hematite, 13, 123, 149, 265, 429
• Pig-Iron Prices, 177, 320
• Scottish Iron Shipments, 66, 95,123,149,177, 223, 265, 292, 321, 377, 403, 429, 459, 489, 515, 543, 571, 599, 625, 651, 677, 705, 731
• Scottish Iron & Steel Trade, 12, 39, 66, 95, 123, 149, 177, 223, 265, 292, 321, 349, 377, 403, 429, 459, 489, 515, 543, 571, 599, 625, 651, 677, 705, 731
• Sheffield Iron and Steel Trade, 13, 38, 67, 95, 122, 148, 177, 223, 265, 293, 321, 349, 377, 402, 428, 459,489, 515, 543, 571, 599, 625, 651, 677, 705, 731
• Soil Pipes, Cast-Iron, Standard, 507
• Steels, Special and Tool (Catalogue), 280 Steelwork, Modern, 580
• Steelworks Plant, Slabbing & Blooming Mill (Catalogue), 109
• Structural:Steel and Roof Tiles, Standard, 739 Sweden, Iron and Steel Exports, 625
• Tees Imports, 12, 148, 293, 543, 651
• Tees Shipments, 12, 148, 293, 403, 514, 651 Trade Outlook, North-Western, 1934, 13 Tube, Steel, Long Seamless, 349
• United States Ore Production, 663
• United States Steel Code, Operation of, 119
• Welding Rods for Cast-Iron (Catalogue), 692
• Labour Questions. See Trade Societies
• Legal and Legislation :
• Cotton Manufacturing Industry Bill, 608
• Employers’ Liability Bill, “ Common Employment ” Question, 145
• National Industrial Councils Bill, 319
• Road and Rail Traffic Act, Appeal Tribunal, 599
• Works’ Council BiU, 319
• Literature. See LITERATURE INDEX
• Locomotives. See Railways
• Machine and Other Tools :
• American Company’s Birmingham Works, 429
• Automatics (Catalogue), 692
• Broaching Machine, Hydraulic (Catalogue), 307
• Files and Rasps, Standard, 60
• Gear Grinding (Catalogue) 585
• Herbert, Alfred, Ltd., London Premises, 371
• Keller Automatic Tool-Room Machine, Addendum, 599
• Lathes, Back-Knife, Hazards of, 274
• Lathe Tools (Catalogue), 692
• Leipzig Fair Exhibits, 223
• Machine Tools, General (Catalogue), 164 North-West Area Trade, 292
• Press, Bendingland Straightening (Catalogue), 164
• Sawing Machines, Cold (Catalogue), 280
• Saws, Circular, Standard, 158
• Shaping Machine, Hydraulic, Quick Return, Addendum, 104
• Tools, Small (Catalogues), 164, 731
• Woodworking Machines (Catalogue), 585
• Marine Engineering. See Engines and Boilers; Ships and Shipbuilding
• Mining and Metallurgy :
• Aluminium Alloys (Catalogue), 164
• Aluminium Alloy Forgings, Standard, 697 Aye-Dee-Cee Metals Co., Alloy Works Scheme, 177
• Brass Ingots, Casting of, 321
• Bricks, Insulating (Catalogue), 109
• Canada, Asbestos Production, 47, 223
• Case-Hardening Compound (Catalogue), 208 Chromium Deposits on Steel, Hardness of,
• 458
• Copper Strip and Bars, Standard, 377
• Czechoslovakia, Ore Discoveries, 13; Mercury Output, 730
• Fans, Mine-Ventilating (Catalogue), 280 Furnaces and Stokers (Catalogue), 208
• Iron, Cast, Sodium-Carbonate Treatment, 364
• Monel Metal Pickling Baskets, 156
• Quebec, Asbestos Production, 47
• Tellurium Lead (Catalogue), 250
• Welding Work, 402, 422, 458, 692
• Miscellaneous :
• Birch Plywood Grading, Standard, 416 British Executive Employment Society, 320 British Westinghouse Association, 403 Calendars, 352, 402, 489
• Cans, Oil (Catalogue), 208
• Cardiff Road Schemes, 222
• Compressors, Air (Catalogues), 164, 692
• Contracts, 12, 38, 66, 94, 122, 148, 176, 222, 264, 292, 320, 348, 376, 428, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 598, 624, 650, 676, 704, 730
• Decimal Classification, Universal, German,
• 459
• Disintegrators (Catalogue), 109
• Drawing Office Material Manufacturers, &c., Association, 123
• Dryers, Centrifugal (Catalogue), 164
• Dust Collectors (Catalogue), 585
• Excavators (Catalogue), 307
• Filing Systems, Colour Signal, 676
• Films, Talking, for Publicity Work, 516 Floors, Concrete, Cleaning Agents, 529, 533 Flour-Mill Extensions, Barry Docks, 293, 705 Food-Trade Equipment (Catalogue), 208 Fuels, Calorific Values of, 676
• Fuels, Smokeless Solid, for Open Grates, 637 Goods Vehicles, Inspection of, 429
• Miscellaneous—continued.
• Grain-Handling Plant (Catalogue), 109 Grinding Machines, Fine (Catalogue), 307 Heat Insulation (Catalogue), 585 Heaters, Electric (Catalogue), 585
• Heating, Ventilating, &c., Employers’ Association, 516
• Homogeniser Pump, Brush, Erratum, 265 Invention, Erratww, 149
• Lighting, Simple Test Apparatus, 300
• Locator, “ Tangent ” Staff, 459
• Lubrication, High-Speed Compression-Ignition Engines, 13
• Lubricator, Starting-Torque Relief, Errata, 571, 730
• Manchester, General and Constructional Engineering, 13, 39, 67, 95, 123, 149, 177, 223, 265, 292, 320, 349, 377, 403, 429, 459, 489, 515, 543, 571, 598, 624, 650
• Manual Skill, Nature of, 514
• Meters, Industrial (Catalogue), 164
• National Physical Laboratory Researches, Publication, 459
• Noise, Effect on Work, 514
• Patent Applications, 1933,133
• Personal, 12, 38, 66, 94, 122, 148, 176, 222, 264, 293, 320, 348, 376, 402, 428, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 598, 624, 650, 676, 704, 730
• Porthcawl Improvements, 149
• Refrigeration, Lectures on, 570
• Regulators, Automatic (Catalogue), 280
• Road and Building Materials Group, Society of Chemical Industry, 324
• Road and Rail Traffic Act, Appeal Tribunal, 377
• Road-Traffic Control Signals, Standard, 377 Rust Preventive, Rodol, 482
• Sandwasher, Peebles, 704
• “ Safety First ” Association’s Campaign, 265 Singapore, Conditions in, 620
• Smoke Abatement Society, National, 637
• Smoke Detection, Photo-Cell Equipment, 677 Special Libraries and Information Bureaux Conference, 515
• Standards, Institution, British Specifications, 6, 13, 37, 53, 60,158, 336, 377 (2), 416 (2), 422, 437, 474, 476, 507, 534, 561, 604, 677, 697, 730, 739, 745
• Stone Breakers and Crushers (Catalogue), 164 Sugar Machinery, Scottish Contracts, 705 Swansea, Civic Schemes, 731; Proposed Open-Air Baths, 149, 293, 348, 377, 731; Road Dressing Question, 177
• Swansea Valley Floods, Proposed Defence Works, 123, 293, 489
• Tenders, 12, 38, 66, 94, 122, 148, 176, 222, 264, 292, 320, 348, 376, 402, 428, 458, 488, 514, 542, 570, 598, 624, 650, 676, 704, 730
• Textile Machinery Trade, North-West Area, 292
• Thermographs (Catalogue), 585
• Tin-Plate Weigher and Sorter, 222
• Trevithick Centenary Celebration, 459 Trevithick Memorial, Merthyr Tydfil, 320 Tube-Winding Machines (Catalogue), 307 Turned Work Competition, 292
• Village Hygiene, 458
• Wales, Coastal Works, Damage by Gales, 348; Flood-Prevention Scheme, 677; Gold Mining, 625; River Pollution, 348, 402, 429
• Watt Memorial Institute, 320
• Weighbridges (Catalogue), 692
• Welding, Steel Fabrications (Catalogue), 692
• Welding, Structural, 402
• Westinghouse Association, Ex-British, 403 Winget, Ltd., Works Removal, 489 Works Transfer, Heatly-Gresham Co., 13
• Motor Cars, &c. :
• Argentine Imports, 565
• Australia, Trolley Omnibuses in, 265
• Buyers’ Guide, Motor Industry, 119
• Canada, Motor-Car Exports, 22
• Cardiff ’Bus Scheme, 39, 402, 499
• Cycle Parks, All-Steel, 457
• Garage Equipment (Catalogue), 307
• Gas for Traction (Catalogue), 585, 651
• Jamaica, Imports of Motor Cycles, 10
• London, Midland & Scottish Railway, Road- Vehicle Contracts, 705
• Motor Users’ Association, Commercial, 292 North-West Area Contracts, 571, 598 Overseas Trade Opportunities, 68, 598 Palestine, Imports of Cars, 19
• Road and Rail Traffic Act, Appeal Tribunal, 599
• “ Safety First ” Association’s Campaign, 285 South Africa, Motor Vehicle Registrations, 158
• Swiss Imports, 148
• Vehicles Registered, Great Britain, 42, 557, 611, 642, 725
• Naval :
• Admiralty and Palmers Yard, Suggested Cruiser Construction, 438
• “ Afonso de Albuquerque,” Portuguese Sloop, Launch, 650
• “ Ajax,” H.M.S., Launch, 39, 95, 338 Armour-Piercing Shell, 402
• Buoys, Admiralty, 489
• “ Clyde,” H.M.S., Launch, 346
• “ Electra,” H.M.S., Launch, 349
• “ Elfin ” and “ Redwing,” H.M. Harbour- Service Vessels, 9
• “ Encounter,” H.M.S., Launch, 402
• " Esk,” H.M.S., Launch, 349
• “ Express,” H.M. Destroyer, Launch, 692
• “ Fearless,” H.M.S., Launch, 571
• ?“ Galileo Galilei,” Italian Submarine, Launch, 594
• Milford Haven Floating Mine Depot, Proposed, 320
• Pembroke Dock, Re-Opening Suggestion, 571 Portuguese Submarines, Launch, 551, 685 “ Salmon,” H.M.S., Launch, 543
• “ Sealion,” H.M.S., Launch, 377
• “ Severn,” H.M. Submarine, Launch, 39 Target Vessel for Inverness, 321
• See also Aeronautics
• Obituary. See GENERAL INDEX
• Physics and Chemistry :
• Atomic Physics Conference, 9
• Cell, Photo-Electric, 53
• Industrial Physics Conference, 661
• National Physical Laboratory Researches, 39
• Volume, Standard Metric Units of, 6
• Power Plants. See Electricity
• Power Transmission :
• Bearings, Taper Roller (Catalogue), 692
• Clutches (Catalogue), 164
• Gears (Catalogue), 109
• Pulleys, Wrought-Iron, Repair of, 612
• Rope Drives (Catalogue), 250
• Railways and Locomotives :
• China, British Rolling Stock for, 95; Light Railway Scheme, 651
• Copenhagen, Electrified Railway Traction Trials, 393
• Crank-Axles, Old Locomotive, 362
• Crewe, Freight-Locomotive Construction,136 Crewe Pupils Annual Dinner, 374 High-Speed Trains, U.S., Addendum, 625 Locomotive-Building Industry, North-West Area, 67, 265, 543
• Locomotive “ Cock o’ the North,” Test Run, 739
• London, Midland & Scottish Railway, Road- Vehicle Contracts, 705
• Osterley Station, New, Underground, 402
• Ports, Great Western Railway, 377
• Railcars, Pneumatic Tyred (Catalogue), 250
• Road and Rail Traffic Act, Appeal Tribunal, 599
• Scottish Locomotive Contract, 403
• Signals, Colour-Light, L. & N.E. Railway, 118 Sleepers, Steel, Standard, 53
• Sleeping Cars, Third-Class, L.M. & S. Railway, 26
• Southend Line, New Station, 132
• Viaducts, L.M. & S. Railway, 525
• Schools. See Education
• Sewage and Drainage :
• Argentine Specification for Sanitary Pipes, 112
• Cardiff, New Sewers, 571
• Disintegrators (Catalogue), 109
• Drain Pipes and Fittings, Standard, 476 Glamorgan Sewerage Scheme, 377, 543, 625, 651
• Maesteg Sewerage Scheme, 459
• South Wales Mines Drainage Scheme, 95,
• 264, 429, 459
• Swansea Anti-Flooding Scheme, 123, 293, 489
• Swansea Drainage, 12, 39, 222, 292, 459, 515, 625, 651
• Welsh River-Pollution Charges, 67
• Ships and Shipbuilding :
• Barge, Diesel-Engined, 390 “Bloemfontein,” S.S., Launch by Wireless, 704
• Clyde Activities, 13, 39, 66, 123, 149, 223,
• 265, 292, 403, 515, 571, 625, 651, 677
• Cunarder, New, 429
• Engines, Marine, Scottish Contracts, 13, 292
• Launches and Trial Trips, 52, 96, 124, 173,
• 266, 427, 460, 660, 706
• Life-Boat Contract, Clyde, 625
• Marine Machinery Output, 1933,12, 46
• Navigation Prize Offers, Thomas Gray Memorial Trust, 705
• Polish Liner, Italian-Built, 571
• Propeller Drive, Auxiliary, JJmtttwn, 515
• “ Scharnhorst,” Turbo-Electric Maierform Passenger Liner, 593
• Scottish Shipbuilding, 13, 39, 66, 123, 149, 223, 265, 292, 403, 515, 571, 625, 651, 677
• Shipbuilding, 1933, 20, 38
• Shipping, Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering, 94
• “ Strathaird,” P. & O. Liner, Operating Results, 290 Erratum, 329
• Societies. See Technical and Trade
• Strikes. Sec Trade Societies
• Technical Societies :
• Aeronautical Society, Royal, 633
• Arts, Royal Society of, 732
• Atomic Physics Conference, 9
• Automotive Engineers, Society of, 265
• British Association, 86
• British Institute of Engineering Technology, 218
• Chemical Industry Society of, 324
• Civil Engineers, Institution of, 607
• Derby Society of Engineers, 178
• Electrical Engineers, Institution of, 102,177, 458, 539, 651, 701, 738
• Electrical Engineers, Institution of, Western Centre, 67
• Electrical Engineers, Supervising, Association of, 692
• Engineers’ German Circle, 402
• Engineers and Shipbuilders in Scotland,
• Institution of, 624
• Engineers, Society of, 677
• Faraday House Old Students’ Association, 148
• Fuel, Institute of, 579
• Heating and Ventilating Engineers, Institution of, 515
• Industrial Administration, Institute of, 319
• Iron and Steel Institute, 201
• Junior Institution of Engineers, 76
• Marine Engineers, Institution of, 538
• Metals, Institute of, 243
• Meteorological Society, Royal, 731
• Mining Engineers, Institution of, 102,371,376 Mining and Metallurgy, Institution of, 705 Municipal and County Engineers, Institution of, 626
• Municipal Electrical Association, Inc., 599. Erratum, 704
• Naval Architects, Institution of, 128, 610
• Technical Societies—continued
• North-East Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, 489, 508
• Petroleum Technologists, Institution of, 684 Physical Society, 9, 349
• Physics, Institute of, 625, 661
• Reinforced Concrete Association, 607 Sanitary Institute, Royal, 302, 676 Schiffbautechnische Gesellschaft, 607 Structural Engineers, Institution of, 256, 624, 701
• Surveyors’ Institution, Chartered, 623 Surveyors, International Congress of, 352 Transport, Institute of, 103, 623, 624 Water Engineers, Institution of, 428, 504 Waterworks Association, British, 592 Welding, Acetylene and Oxy-Acetylene, International Congress, 266
• Whitworth Society, 349

Tools. See Machine and other Tools

Trade Societies, &c. :

• Afghanistan, Kabul Vocational School, 400 Agreements, Collective, Denmark, Continuation of Collective Agreements with New Guarantees, 567 ; Provisions of Proposed Legislation in Canada, 686; Labour Ministry’s Report on Agreements in Specific Industries, 740
• Appleton, W. A., on American Price-Raising Policy and on Wages and Cost of Living, 202 ; on Concentration on National Domestic Problems, 552 ; on Disadvantage of State Assumption of Friendly Benefits, 686
• Asbestos Dust, Injurious Effect of Breathing, 608
• Austin, Sir H., on Modern Industry and National Character, 302
• Australia, Metal Trade Employers’ Appeal to Unions re Conditions of Employment, 62 ; Unemployment Periods, Compulsory Education for Minors, 63
• Austria, Federation of Industry and Corporative Organisation, 302; Dissolution of Free Trade Unions and Reorganisation Order, 372
• Baltic Countries, Social Policy to be Pursued, 47; Factory Inspectors’ Conference, Social Legislation and Inspection Debate, 634
• Belgium, Overtime Permit Figures, 358; Technological Unemployment Inquiry Results, 552
• Betterton, Sir H., on the International Draft Convention for 40-Hour Week, 740
• Bevin, Mr., on Trade Union Fight for Higher Standard of Living, 22 ; on the Principles of Private Enterprise and Public Service, 372, 484; on the Hay’s Wharf Trouble and Unofficial Strike Action, 740
• Boilermakers’ Society, Membership and Benefit Data, 22, 103, 273, 372, 484, 634, 714; Government Aid for Shipping, Mr. Hill’s Criticism of Owners’ Proposals, 103, 372,714 ; Suggestion for Ministerial Survey of Industrial Hours and Overtime, 634; Thames Ship Repairers, Lightning Strike, 714
• Boots Drug Co., Nottingham, 5-Day Week Experiment, 511
• Brazil, Agricultural Exports, Regulations Affecting, 63; Engineers, Architects and Surveyors, Diploma, &c., Regulations, 302 British Drug Houses, Ltd., Summer Time Experiment in Reduction of Hours, 740
• Building Industry, National Joint Council and Wage Rates, 62 ; “ Wet Time ” Fund, 372; Trade Operatives’ 40-Hour Week Resolution, 740
• Building Workers’ and Woodworkers’ International Federations, Amalgamation, 634
• Canada, Collective Labour Agreements, Proposed Legislation and Provisions, 686
• Centenaries, Trade Union, 1934, 119
• China, Railway Workers’ Children, Proposed Educational Scheme, 319
• Class Struggle, Mr. J. Tanner’s Views, 511 Cleveland Miners’ Wages, 458
• Coal Mines Act Amendment Bill, 319, 484 Collective Agreements. See Agreements (above)
• Colliery Workers, A.E.U., Proposed Recruitment of Unions Catering for, 62
• Communism, Mr. C. Hoyle’s Advocacy of, 511 Co-Partnership, Mr. Macfayden on Advantage and Need of, 47
• Corporative Organisation, State, Austrian Resolution, 302
• Cotton Trade, Deputation to Labour Minister as to Means of Enforcement of Wage Agreements, 47, 62, 399; Proposed
• Legislation, Manufacturing Sections, 399, 468, 552, 608; Textile Workers and Public Ownership. &c., of Industry, 511; Provisions of Wage Agreement Enforcement Bill, 552, 608; Yarn Manufacture, Depressed Condition of, 552; Cotton Manufacturing Industry Bill, Temporary Provisions, Parliamentary Debate, 608
• Czechoslovakia, National Scientific Management Committee, 319 ; Prague, Bata Shoe Shop Sales Staff Holiday, 358; Decree Protecting Wage and Salary Earners, 511; Glass Industry, Decree Controlling Developments, 634
• Denmark, Continuation of Collective Agreements, with new Guarantees, 567
• Diseases, Occupational, Work of Moscow Institute, 202
• Education Scheme for Chinese -Railway Workers’ Children, 319
• Electrical Contracting Industry, N.J.I.C., Wage Rates Decision, 399
• Electrical Supply Industry, National Council on Wages, 103, 219. 399, 484; Hours Movement, Committee Question, 219; Restoration of Wages, Decision, 484
• Electrical Trades Union on Industrial Situation for 1933,103
• Employers’ Liability Bill “ Common Employment ” Question, 145.
• Employment Exchange Reports, 22,634,145, 274, 302, 372, 438, 484, 552, 608, 103, 714 Engineering Employers’ Federation and
• Unions Meeting, Sir A. Smith on the Advantages of Mechanism and on the Proposed Reduction of Hours, 567
• Engineering and Shipbuilding Trades’iFedera- t.ion and Unatfiliated Unions, 62, 358; Mr. Sherwood on the Skilled Welders Question, 567 ; Conference with Employers on the 40-Hour Week, Statement of Union’s Case, 740
• Engineering Union, Amalgamated, -and- Unions Catering for Colliery Workers, 62 ; Scottish Mine Workers Agreement and
• T. U.C. Policy, 62 ; A.E.U. and Federation of Engineering and Shipbuilding Trades, Affiliation Question, 62 ; Membership and Benefit Data, 62, 219, 319, 468, 567, 714 ; Officers, Term Expiry Dates, 62 ; Mr. Little on Effect of Reduced Hours on Production Costs, 219; Government Departments, Union Demand for 40-Hour Week, 219; Shipyard Electric Welders Question, Resolution, 319 ; Resignation of Mr. P. Dickinson, 468 ; Election of Officers, 468, 608, 740 ; Admiralty Works, Increased Vacancies on “ Established List,” 468 ; on Shipyard Electric Welders, Executives’ Decisions, 468; Candidates for Presidency, Political Outlook of, 511; on the Evil of Overtime, 567 ; Annual Report, 646; Mr. Little on Industrial Recovery and on Risks to Democracy, 646 ; Resolution for Abolition of Overtime, 646 ; Avoiding Disputes Question, Conference between Union and Employers, 646, 686 ; F. W. Watson on the Worker and Wage Incentive, 646 ; Demand for Increase on Basic Wage, 646 ; Opposition to War Activity against Russia, 646; on 40-Hour Week without Pay Reduction, 646, 714 ; Mr. Little on Short-Time Working, Results in U.S., 714 ; on Enforcement of Leisure by Mechanisation, 714
• Engineers, Certified, European Federation, Formation and Objects of, 400
• Factory Inspectors’ Conference, Baltic • Countries, Social Legislation and Inspection Debate, 634
• Finland, Minor Accident Compensation Legislation, 62; Finnish Council of State and Minimum-Wage Fixing, 302
• Ford Motor Company’s Wage Advance, 47
• France, General Confederation of Labour and 40-Hour Week as Emergency Measure, 274 ; Metals Industries, Lyons District, Employment Data, 358 ; Association of Metal, &c., Industries, Mr. Lambert-Ribot on the Error of Rigid Adherence to Statutory Hours, 400 ; Overtime Permits in Metal Trades J'Suspension Orders, 468, 608 ; Metal, .Mining, <fcc., Industries on Impracticability of International 40-Hour Week, 511; Textile Industry and Rationalisation, Woolcombers’ Action, 552; Public Works Scheme to Reduce Unemployment, 686
• Gas Workers, Wages Advance Question, 372 General Federation of Trades, Membership and Benefit Data, 202, 552, 686 ; Mr. Appleton on the American Price-Raising Policy and on Wages and Cost of Living, 202; Management Committee on the Rights and Obligations of Democracy, 552 ; Mr. Appleton on Concentration on National Domestic Problems, 552 ; Mr. Appleton on Disadvantage of State Assumption of Friendly Benefits, 686
• General and Municipal Workers’ Union Demand for Truck Acts Amendment, 634
• Geneva, Inter-Parliamentary Council on Regulating Hours of Work without.Loss of Purchasing. Power, 511
• Germany, Unemployment Figures,- 62, 567, 608, 634, 686 ; “ Courts of Social Honour,” Institution and Nature of, 103 ; Labour Front Leader on the Evils of Diminishing Hours of Work, 145; South-West Germany Labour Trustees on Breaches of the 40-Hour Week, 202 ; Professional Classes Relief Allotment, 468 ; Decrease of Unemployment under Hitler Regime, 608 ; Labour Market Improvement, Industries Affected, 634; Working Hours Statistics, 686
• Government Engineering Workers, Demand for 48-Hour Week, 219
• Greece, Labour Council, Decree Defining Composition and Powers, 567
• Holland, Industrial Councils Act, Powers, Orders, &c., 47
• Hours of Work, New York Recovery Administration and Evil of Overtime, 22;
• U. S. Fair Competition Code and Hours in Textile Industry, 47 ; Japan’s Refusal to Ratify I.L.C. Convention on Hours in Mipes, 47; Reduction of Hours by International Convention, 47, 686, 740; Employers, and Unions, Conference on 40-Hour Week without Loss of Pay, 103 ; German “ Labour Front ” Leader on Evils of Diminishing Hours, 145; Swiss Engineering, &c., Employers, Adverse Comments on 40-Hour Week, 145; South-West Germany, Enforcement of 48-Hour Week, 202 Norwegian Unions and Minimum Working Day for all, 202; Mr. Little (A.E.U.) on Effect of Reduced Hours on Costs, 219; Government Engineering Departments, Unions’ Demand for 40-Hour Week, 219 ; West Wales Engineering Workers, 40-Hour Week Request, 223 ; French General Confederation of Labour and 40-Hour Week as Emergency Measure, 274 ; Turkish Labour Law Provisions, 302 ; A.E.U. and the 40-Hour Week without Loss of Pay, 319, 646 ;? Post Office Workers, 40-Hour Week (5 Day) Claim, 319; Foundry and Machine Shop Hours and Wages Report, 319; United Pattern Makers on Restriction of Overtime, 358 ; Belgium Overtime Permit Figures, 358 ; Mr. Lambert-Ribot on the Error of Rigid Adherence. to Statutory Hours, 400 ; France, Overtime Permit in Metal Trades, Suspension Orders, 468, 608 ; T.U.C. Deputation to Ministry on 40-Hour Week and Abolition of Overtime, 484;. Overtime Workers in Italy, Statistics of, 484; Mr. Little on the A.E.U. Movement for a 40-Hour Week, 511; Geneva Inter-Parliamentary Council on Regulation of Hours of Work without Loss of Purchasing Power, 511; French Metal Mining, &c., Industries on Impracticability of International 40-Hour Week, 511 ; Boots Drug Co., 5-Day Week Experiment, 511; 30-Hour Week, Proposed Legislation for Various U.S. Industries, 552 ; Engineering Employers’ Federation and the Unions’ Proposal for Reduced Hours, 567 ; A.E.U. on the Evil of , Overtime, 567 ; Textile Workers, International, on the 40-Hour Week and Japanese Competition, 567; Boiler-
• • makers and Government Survey of Hours and Overtime, 634 ; Two-Shift System, Committee of. Inquiry, 646, 714 ; Textile Workers’ Criticism of Shift System, 647 ; Labour Conference, International 40-Hour Week Question Referred' to Committee, 686, 740 ; Germany, Statistics of Working Hours, 686 ; Lord Trent on the 40-H.our Week, Limiting Conditions, 686 ; Conference of Shipyard Unions and Employers on 40-Hour Week, Unions’ Statement, 740 ; Sir H. Betterton on International Draft Convention for 40-Hour Week, 740 ; Building Trade Operatives 40-Hour Week Resolution, 740 ; British Drug Houses, Ltd., Summer. Time Experiment on Reduction of Hours, 740
• Industrial Situation, 22, 145, 274, 302, 438, 468, 552, 608, 714
• Industry, Modern, and National Character, 302 ; Public Ownership and Control of Textile Workers’ Resolution, 511; Monotony in, 552
• International Labour Conference, Agenda, 608 International Labour Office, World Unemployment Data, 62, 511; ’ League of Nations, Resolution on Enforcement of Ratified Conventions, 319; Workers’ Educational Association, Summer School at Geneva, 358
• International Labour Organisation and Government “ Observers,” 119 ; Invitation to United States to Join the Organisation, 740
• Iron and Steel Trades, Prospect of Improved Employment, 22 ; “ Man and Metal ” on the Proposed Organisation of the Industry, 468
• Iron Trade Wages, 95, 123,. 625
• Italy, Formation of European Federation of Certified Engineers, and Objects of, 400; Statistics of Overtime Workers, 484
• Japan, Refusal to Ratify International Labour Conference Conventions, 47; Transport Workers, Declaration of Policy, 358; Trade Union Congress Scheme for Control of Industry and Labour, 400 ; Standard of Living, Rapid Advance in, 714 Labour “ Capitalisation,” Sir N. Vernon’s Scheme, 511
• Labour, Mechanisation of, Mr. F. Henderson i on its. Significance; 202
• Labour Ministry Reports, 22, 103, 145, 274, 302, 358, 372, 438, 468, 484, 552, 608, 634, 714
• Labour Notes, 22,.47, 62, 103, 119, 145, 202, 219, 273, 302, 319, 358, 372, 399, 438, 468, 484, 511, 552, 567, 608, 634, 646, 686, 714, 740
• League of Nations Societies Federation, on Enforcement of Ratified Conventions, 319
• Lithuania, Holidays with Pay, 145
• Little, Mr., on Industrial .Recovery and on Risks to Democracy, 646 ; on Short-Time Working Results in the U.S., 714
• “ Man and Metal,” on Improved Iron and Steel Trade Prospects, 22; on Iron and Steel Industry Organisation Scheme, 468 Mechanisation of Labour, Mr. F. Henderson on its Significance, 202
• Miners’ Federation and National Machinery for Wage Regulation, 22 ; on the Coal Mines Act Amendment Bill, 319
• Miners and Ruskin College. Scholarships, 484 Mines Regulations, Firemen, &c., Associations on Inadequacy of, 119
• Monotony in Industry, Effects of, 552 National Industrial Council, Bill to Establish, 319
• National Recovery Act. See United States (below)
• Negro Workers in U.S., Displacement under
• N.R. Programme, 202
• Norway, TradeUnions’ Demand for Minimum Working Day, 202
• Order in Work, Value of, 469
• Overtime. See Hours of Work (above) Palmer’s Yard, Suggested Cruiser Construction to Create Work, 438
• Pattern Makers’ Association, Unemployment Data, 103, 273, 358, 468 ; Membership and Benefit Data, 358, 468,. 567, 714 ;
• Trade Societies, &c.—continued.
• on Reorganisation, and Affiliation of Kindred Associations, 358; on the Restriction of Overtime, 358; Mr. Findlay’s Comments on Proposal to Reduce Hours in Engineering Industry, 567
• Poland, Emigration, Decline of, and Employment Problem, 358; Polish Seamen, Averted Strike, 608
• Post Office Workers, 40-Hour Week (5-Day) Claim, 319
• Pottery Industry, Manufacturers’ Manifesto to Workers Urging Co-Operation, 740
• Printing Trades Conference, International, 358
• Professional Workers, Association with Labour on Hours of Work Reduction, 47 ; on the Title of Engineer, 47
• Psychological Society, British, on Effects of Monotony in Industry, 552
• Railway Clerks and Wage Restoration, 646 Railways, Conference of Companies and Unions, Disagreement as to new Conciliatory Machinery, 202, 552, 686; Unions’ Demand for Continuance of Existing Machinery, 219 ; Mr. Marchbank’s Views on Union Rights and on Value of Agreement, 219; Agreement to Discuss New Machinery Question, 358, 438; Demand for Restoration of Wages Cuts, 358, 438, 468, 634, 646; N.U.R. on Retirement and the Disablement Fund, 686
• Railway Shopmen and the 41 per cent. Wage Reduction, 399
• Railwaymen, National Union. See Railways (above)
• Russia, Obuch Institute of Occupational Diseases, Work of, 202; Failure of Iron and Steel Output to Accord with Programme and Second-Plan Provisions, 438 ; Non-Ferrous Metals Production, Inadequacy of, 438 ; Women Employees in the Heavy Industries, Conditions and Provisions, 438; Orders for Compulsory Education and Training of Children, 567 ; Competitive Method, Trade Union Council Appeal, 646
• Sales Managers’ Association and Workers’ Membership of Unions, 740
• Shift System, Committee of Inquiry, 646, 714
• Shipbuilding Industry, Skilled Electric Welders’ Question, 62, 103, 219, 273, 302, 319, 358, 399, 438, 567
• Shipbuilding, N.-E. • Coast Towns and Closing of Yards, 22 ; Government Aid Question, Mr. Hill’s Criticism of Owners’ Proposals, 103 ; United Pattern Makers on the Engineering and Shipbuilding Federation, 558; United Pattern Makers on the Overtime Question, 558 ; Shipyard Unions and Employers’ Conference on 40- Hour Week, Case of Unions Stated, 740
• Smith, Sir A., on Mechanisation and Unemployment, 567
• State Financing of Enterprise, Economy of, 302
• Steel Code, United States, Effect of Six Months’ Operation on Wages, &c., 119
• Strike, Lightning, of Thames Ship Repairers, 714
• Strike Statistics, 103, 274, 372, 468, 608, 714 Sweden, Building Trade Dispute Settlement and Proposed Legislation, 358 ; Employment Data, 511
• Switzerland, Engineering and Metal Industry, Employers’ Adverse Judgment of the 40- Hour Week, 145 ; Workers’ Educational Association, Summer School at Geneva, 358; Printing Trades, International Conference at Berne, 358
• Textile Workers, International, on the 40-Hour Week and the Need for International Agreement, 567 ; on Japanese Competition, 567 ; on Wages and Working Conditions in the Wool Textile Trade, 634; Criticism of Shift System, 647
• Trade Union Congress, Union Centenaries, Celebrations, 119 ; Criticism of Financial Proposals of Government’s Unemployment Measure, 119; on Improved Conditions and Wage-Earners’ Claims, 119; Union Centenary Medallion, 358 ; Deputation of Labour Ministry on the 40-Hour Week and Abolition of Overtime, 484
• Tramways Joint Industrial Council, Restoration of Wages, 62
• Transport and General Workers’ Union, Mr. Bevin on Trade Unions’ Fight for Higher Standard of Living, 22 ; on the Policy of Conserving Funds for Timely Use, 145 ; Mr. Bevin on the Principles of Private Enterprise and Public Service, 372,
• . 484; Mr. Bevin on the Hay’s Wharf Trouble and the Need for Discipline; 740
• Transport Workers of Japan, Declaration of Policy, 358
• Trent, Lord, on the 40-Hour Week, Limiting Conditions, 686
• Truck Acts, Workers’ Demand for Amendment, 634
• Turkey, New Labour Law, Provisions of, 302 Two-Shift System, Committee of Inquiry, 646, 714
• Unemployment Benefit Case, Welsh Colliery, 634
• Unemployment Fund Accounts, 1932-1933, 274
• Unemplovment Insurance, Labour Ministry Reports, 22, 103, 274, 302, 35.8, 438, 468, 484, 608, 634, 714
• • Unemployment Reports, 22, 103, 145, 274, 302, 358, 372, 438, 468, 484, 552, 608, 634, 714
• Trade Societies, &c.—continued.
• Unemployment, World, International Labour Office Data, 62, 511; Government’s New Measure, Financial Proposals, T.U.C.
• . Criticism, 119
• Unionism and Adjustment to Modern Conditions, 302
• United States, Accidents, Employers and Workers’ Equal Responsibility, 22 ; Machinists, International, Discontent with Fair Competition Codes, 22, 399; New York Recovery Administration, Mr. Whalen on Evil of Overtime, 22 ; Unemployed, Decline in Number, 47, 511; Textile Industry and the Working of Fair Competition Code, 47; Iron and Steel Industry, Mr. Tower on Improved Prospects and on Altered Basis of Competition, 47; Steel Code, Six Months’ Operation, Effect on Industry, 119; Machinists, International, on Collective Bargaining and the N.R.A., 119; New York State, P.W.D. and Workmen’s Compensation Coverage, 119 ; New York State, Metal Group Employment Data, 119; Code System, Menace of Defiance by Big Concerns, 145; Roosevelt Price-Raising Policy, Mr. Appleton’s Views, 202; Coloured Workers, Displacement under N.R. Programme, 202 ; Steel Companies, Increase in Operating Capacity, 219; Railway Wages Question, 219, 511;
• Planning of Production and Stabilisation of Employment, Labour Ministry’s Views, 219 ; Back-Knife Lathe Hazards, 274 ; N.R. Act, Section 7 («), International Machinists’ Criticism on Collective Bargaining under, 274 ; N.R. Act, Six Months’ Operation Results, 302 ; Foundry and Machine-Shop Hours and Wages, 319 ; Dock Labour, Casual, Proposed Scheme for Decasualisation, 372 ; Motor Manufacturers and Workers, Settlement Agreement, 372, 399 ; Machinists’ Journal, on Neglect of the Skilled Worker, 399; Proposed. Medical Code for Industrial Employees—Health Audits, &c., 400 ; Steel Companies’ Operating Rates, 438 ; Labour Federation and Organisation under N.I.R.A., 438 ; Wage Anomalies under the Codes, 438; Industrial Commissioner on Order in Work, 468; Machinists, International, on Unsatisfactory Labour Provisions in Codes, 484 ; Legislation, Proposed, for 30-Hour Week in Various Industries, 552 ; Asbestos Dust, Injurious Effect of Breathing, 608 ; Metal Workers, Increase in Numbers and Pay Rolls, 608 ; Contracts and the Filing of Certificates of Compliance with Codes, 634 ; Steel Industry, Workers’ Representation Question, 647, 714; Safe
• Scaffolding Order and Workers’ Contributory Negligence, 714 ; Invitation to U. S. Government to Become a Member of International Labour Organisation, 740
• Vehicle Workers’ Union, Centenary, 119 Vernon, Sir N., on Capitalisation of Labour, 511
• Wages, Fluctuation of, 103, 274, 372, 468, .608, 714
• Wages in Relation to Prices, Mr. Appleton’s Views, 202; Mr.. Little on Effect of Reduced Hours on Wages ' Costs, 219 ; Wage Levels 1914 and 1933 Compared, _ 274 ; Finnish State Committee on Minimum-Wage Fixing, 302
• Wallace, W., State Financing of Enterprise, Economy of, 302
• Welders, Electrical, New, in Shipbuilding Industry, 62, 103, 219, 273, 302, 319, 358, 399, 438, 567 ; Mr. Hill on Adverse Effect of Welding on Health, 273
• Women Employees in Russian Heavy Industries; 438
• Woodworkers’ and Building Workers’ International Federation, Amalgamation, 634
• Woodworkers’ Society and the Scrapping of Negotiating Machinery, 484
• Work, Value of Order in, 468
• Works Councils’ Bill, 319
• Workmen’s Compensation, 1932 Statistics, 103; General Federation’s Proposed Amendments to Acts, 119 ; New York State, P.W.D., and Workmen’s Coverage, 119
• Trade. See Coal ; Iron and Steel; Ships and Shipbuilding ; Electricity ; Industries
• Universities. See Education
• Vehicles. See Motor Cars ; Railways
• Warships. See -VaraZ
• Waterworks, &c.
• Cardiff Water Proposals, 67, 95, 149, 543 Carmarthenshire Schemes, 625
• Dam, Canning River, W. Australia, 287 Ebbw Vale Supply Question, 320
• Gloucester City and Wye Valley Water, 515, 625
• Gower Water Supply, 429
• Mid-Glamorgan Catchment Schemes, 571 Mine Drainage Water, Unsuitability for
• Domestic Use, 731
• Newport Water Supply, 320, 459 Penstock Valves (Catalogue), 307
• Swansea Water Supply, 377, 571 Tir John North, Water Pipe Line, 489
• Welsh Water Supplies, 12, 39, 67, 95, 123, 177, 222, 292, 320, 377, 402; 429, 543, 571, 625, 677, 731

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