Evening journal., 1918-03-05

now In actual service. Is i59. OF these,
81 were undergraduates who abandoned
their college course to enlist or accept
commissions. One hundred and twenty
seven others are either graduates Of
the institution or those who attended
but did not graduate.
"Of these men, 65 were engineers, 60
arts and science, and "a agricultural
students. Practically all Of these men
are included In the enrolment from the
year 1900 10 the present date.
The disposition by branch Of service
is as follows. Infantry, 50; artillery,
i9; aviation. i9; United States Engi-
neers, 10; navy. 10; naval reserves, 10,
medical corps, TO- cavalry. Z; marine
corps, 8; quartermaster corps, 2; ord
nance department, 3; Y. NJ. C. A., 1,
total, i4i, leaving 70 for whom the in
formation is incomplete
by rank the Delaware men held the
following positions-under this head
my information Is complete for only s,
mon Colonel, one; major, four; cap
tain, &c. The percentage Of men holdine
] I,
almost p First lieutenant, i6; seconC
Lieutenant, 2i; thus 5s out Of s5, or al
most 20 per cent for whom the lnfor.
nation IS complete, hold a commission
Sergeant, nine; corporal. seven.
"Navy-Lieutenant commander, three
Lieutenant, two; midshipman, one; gun
ner on battleship Delaware. one; quar-
termaster, one; surgeon. two; paymas
ter one.
80 far as have been able TO dis
cover, 10 men are now actually In for
eisn service and ! do not doubt bu
that several others have recently beei
sent over specific information concern
ing whom has not yet reached me
Another report Of more than ordlnar,
interest was submitted by A. L. GULL
more, Dean Of Ensineering, relative O
the industrial educational work that /
being carried on under his direction q
the Pusey and Jones and Harlan plant
in Wilmington. The report follows:
"The following classes have been in
stituted by me under the Smith-Hughe
act:
No One Radio Glass. seven enrolled
q will he discontinued within thirty DAYS
No. Radio Glass, 26 enrolled. in activ
oreration at present: No One Drawn
Glass, i6 enrolled: No. Two Drawn
, Glass t7: Sh.pntters Glass A, 30. an
) Shinntters Glass B, 80, all at Pusey an
j Jones plant.
1.-THE five sll-dav classes In the ward
: n the Harlan and the Pusey and Jone
Z nlants were taken over by the Unite
p states shipping Board on February
3 These classes are In operation at pref
g ent just as instituted with the exceI
b ton that thev are subsidized directl
by the shipping board These class,
J had an enrolment Of $50 men. tn
- following work will he started on dat
- given 20 take the place Of that give
TO the shipping board:
S "A class in shon math. and drawn
o. IN the Pusev and Jones plant to accon
S modate i0 March IS
- "A class in shon-math, and drawir
] IN the Harlan plant 70 accommoda
- GO March 1.
Z Two classes similar 20 shinftter
s classes A and B 20 be given in the Ha
Ian plant 10 accommodate so, March 4.
10 "The following teacher trainil
- classes have been instituted by m
e Radio teachers, seven men; drawil
s teachers, 1--WE men; shlpntters, eis
e men,"
Professor George 6. Counts, head
a the Department Of Education, in 7
I report tells Of the vocational traini
= work that Is being carried on under {
Smith-Hughes fund IN addition TO WI
y Is being done By Dean Cullimore. I
Al report in part follows:
n "The training Of teachers Of agric'
ture is under way at Delaware COLES
~ A four-year course Of study has be
: outlined and at present there are eis