The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-23
zHIIT AND
OPPORTUNITY IS
CONE
lares Speaker at In
trial Supervisors
Club Dinner

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dnidss are knocking at
I'D door these days, but
1iman who can grasp them
rs sgiz1s. Who has trained himself
promotion and Is ready to as
Dunstbflity when 1t comes,
charles Ewing collars, New
pt ty.. district manager OF the
g ess Training Corporation, in
stng, the industrial super
% the city last night at the
GA. Mr.. collars was for
Il atEistant district manager OF
is SSSFE6ncy Fleet Corporation,
ia ofdcos ct philadelphia. He
II present Day opportuni-
adFesstns 81 mon.
FFbsd stho RstswGy Mr.. collars
81 re Use present situation. He
iot6d that people should buy
akJI4S aSt ssxtFaVRgsntly, but IRssIls'
The human element IN In
asss any per cent OF Modern
ssiassa he eoRtehdsd and Ae Pe'
number Of paFaaRai easeF'
segIl, ne Commented In paTtlau'
iils rapid strides that feF'
F.eF5 mRas IN this country due
h 4 thS1fk ,vaaa calf reliance, lie
ditss, idea that 30 many men
aagS thGE there ~ no chance for
l'tlla nppertBaItIeR are not at
E4eBa spPaaeRted ta e4F
tll4sg," There y toe much
: lialBtl0 mental BUILDING OF
walls !. Rad ehRtFuettenss,
tia bust tia Bush terminal,
Raa IBBRa beea believer In tak'
ts iftAtelliBeRt chances"
kssea the rise al the FahR
EEis HHs ths ladder OF SUCCESS
WIT packing house at Chi,
tela sAeW a majority Of
cad en- were formally WarH'
4 hese men who perhaps
IA Eshut0ReFa than other men,
tiaY prepared themselves for
aaeNleFlf when promotions
s5afsafet 10 them.
l6Iea Is what most mon lack
4 81 "a The speaker and he told
3yE NJ w Att9rburFy, Vice presi'
I9nts t1rhGsBes of operations OF the
Charles NJ. Sohwnb, chair
a an ptS the Bethlehem Stool Cor
59prSlihn; Judge b. H. Gary, OF the
IN IEed States Steel Corporation,
sES piansof decision. There are
IN Opportunities today to one Of
eatSs years ago, he declared.
opening Mr.. collars said you
20 n YRthOr wonderful little city
avn acre. IN referring to Fair
M. Smith Speaks.
All M Smith, district manager OF
Fred T. Ley company, spoke to
industrial supervisors, giving
\; aus Of the West Virginia Metal
sndutta plant in Fairmout. The
II III int VIII soon be ready for opera
~. The work was started about
yaaTago. The housing conditions
fnlont were such that 1t was
81 66Sry to build homes for Sc
taIuilieE from the outstart.
9yhe hlii. along side the brass
5isnt began to slide and it was
t6hnd necessary to brace against
ies hide This proved to be the
raateBt difficulty in the work. He
( tllen told of the cast shop where
nj metals are taken and placed
Ia Hi1ci5 ljRx and two Bailey fur.
lfacsG, Furnaces are equipped to
rISn SEQ degrees although brass
altssats4,9 900 degrees. The rolling
doWnSDFoC6 was then referred to
/ Il ach Z the "breaking down
ace. The plant is partly
seated over q section Of the filled
4 round; but the light machines are
placed there. The first Bailey fur
mace. EWaA.put into operation two
I II aelSs sEgu, but alloys are not being
handled at this time. There are %
rolls which require 5000 horse
power TO drive them-3,0O0 in con-
slant speed and 1000 in variable
spsed. In order to do this $4,000
9PoIts have 10 be reduced by a sub
d0nsto $50 volts direct current.
The office building is of rein.
6tced eopcrete. Everything is Of
teal construction except the bins
1 they, too, will be steel later.
6teel reconstruction is reBorted
N, order. to keep the insurance
love The extra expense OF
teal chnstruction, 1t is estimated,
q ~ III 7saYed in insurance pre-
iltQT6 1thin'a few years. In about
9onth the plant will be in
to work.
81 TcnnnSnaham PresIdes.
cunningham, treasurer OF