A dcfinitc iniprcssion, bascd on co1i~~rsiiti011~ with visitors to the lliisciini, is tliitt t h r c hiis bccn 11 grcnt improvement in snfety ctluciition during tlic Iiist fcw years. This is sliowii pnrticulnrly by tlic inore gciicrril desire to gunrtl :igiiinst the siiglitcr nnd inore nbnorninl risks of nccitlcnt wliicli w r c forincrly rcgiirdcd ns ncgligiblc. Tlic publicity given to tlic iicw Fnctorics Act, is, of coursc, inainly rcspoiisiblc for this nttitudc, but the BIuscri~~i c n ~i cliiilli sotnc crcilit, since iiinny visitors coiuc to discuss tlicir problcnis bccriiisc t h y huvc heard from friends or otlicrs t l i i i t this can bc dolic, nnd often tticsc pcoplc do iiot :iwriit tlic visit of i i n Inspector, but cndenvour to Ii1:iltc sure tliiit tltcir p h i t is in ordcr bcforcllnntl. It must not bc ussiiincd tliiit all occupicrs :irc so niindcd, but i t is plciising to.notc thnt this nttitudc is mpidly growing.
The nunibcr of visitors for tlib year was 16,200, nntl this is rouglily cqunl to the previous ye:ir')s figures. When speciiil conditions of industry in 1933 conipnrcd with 1937, involving i~nportiint ntitl urgcnt consitlcrntions of miitters conccrncd with cliungc nnd volunic of output is taketi into account, it is gmtifying to rcalizc that nuiiibers h a w not clccrcnsctl. This sliows too tlint tlie BIuseuin is now well lcnown, nncl that it is acccptcd us providing tlic niiswers to inniiy of the sufcty, hcnltli :id wdfnre problems which nrisc in cvcry works.
A special fceturc of tlic ycnr wns tlic β¬Ionic Oflicc Indiistrinl Blusciitii Eshibition Stnncl n t the 1Sinpirc Exliibition, CI:isgo\v. Tlie stitnd wns equipped with