Evening journal., 1921-04-19
DIPLOMASF FOR
SAFETY COURSE
Seventy-one Foremen Are
Awarded Honors by Del
ware Safety Council
MAYOR TAYLOR, REV.
Z. w. WELL SPEAK

] Company h-AtNtNAh anu 'iteA
streets. last night. under the auspices
Of the Industrial Committee Of the
Delaware Safety Council.
Mayor William G. Taylor, officers
and managers Of Industrial plants OF
the city and officials Of the Delaware
Safety Council attended the exer-
cises. which marked the elimination
OF the second series OF safety meet
ings attended by the foremen Of the
various Industrial plants Of WI
mington-
4. Ross Farra, chairman Of the
committee having the foreman's
school in charge. and who is also
in charge Of the welfare depart
ment Of the American Car and
] Foundry Company, introduced Mayor
Taylor. who presided. The Mayor
, delivered a short address in which
he said. The men here are 20 o'
commended on the way they have
taken up this course and the use 60
, which they have put IL. Looking
/ hack on the old way Of doing things.
! when no safety devices were used az
all and when everything depended
upon what the man or men operat-
b. ing machine did 90 prevent acci-
- dents. we have indeed taken great
s stem forward. and for the common
] good OF all. The things learned ln
J This safety course can be applied
b equally as well 10 everyday Things
! which occur on our streets and in
A our homes. and II used in that way
e thev will be an invaluable aid 10 the
b community"
v The Rev. z. ". Wells, pastor OF
Wesley NJ T.. church. who was the
b. chief speaker Of the evening was IN
e reduced hy the Mayor as 'one
]. nraacher YOU can call by his first
e name and get away with it, and a
real honest TO goodness human
l. being. &C.,
y mans value 90 the community Is
y what he puts into that community
. mot what ne takes out no matter IL
e. n. has made millions. and has done
u tho things which ne considers ne is
d riphtfully bound TO do, OF what some
- call their conscientious duty. III lf
II NOT YOUR duty to do these thlnss
vou ought 90 do them; not from lh'
sapse OF duty. but whole-heartedl.
g. and for the good Of the communit!
n' IN which YOU are "a part. The mar
i v-bo can't say ne has put everythlnl
ID he possibly can into his comhu'
is an absolute failure.
Doctor Wells traced the satel'
-,overnent over the whole Of M
~ountrv. He referred TO remarkaol
IN reduction OF accidents in Whining
Il nf
safety Council was organized an'
, began its campaign about TWO anu
half years ago. .
'e throughout his address KEPT Il'
~ audience in laughter. Chiet OF 70
-ce Black. who was TO have spoken
'I was unable TO be present.
4 l.. A. DeBlois. president OF IN
'r Delaware Safety Council, consratu
le Jared the class and directed the as
D. tribution Of diplomas. Seventy ly-oh
IN mon were in the class receiving IN
oi safety diplomas The hve leadlhl
,Isnts based on the number o
'd ..r.duates I'm order Of their stand
IN ,nn were Edge Moor Iron Company
lh amer car and Foundry com
amy. Joseph Bancroft and Son
rompanv. Krebs Pigment and Chem
he cal company. The American Wi
IL .anized Fibre Company, Electri
ng Hose and Rubber Company. Easter
nj Nalleable Iron Company, damon
Ice and Coal Company and r.
iupont do Nemours & CO. An enter
.ainment followed. featured by
ing led by William p. White. Mus
was furnished by Mulrine's Orche'
Ira After the entertainment
luncheon cafeteria style WI
ierved.
The following are the graduate
md tho companies they are en-
NJ, ployed by:
'u American Vucanized Fibre co-,JJa
'n N. Dickerson. Harry *. ltyland' WI
n' am Frazier Harry G.. FISHER jam
New Castle Leather Co.-Howard
" -iimon and Hans Sandenwasser
.oC Hiiies and Jones Co.-Edward Saye
hist ana Lawrence u. Jcneris. Jr.
E. l. dupont deNemours Co.
DoWncl Uayett and W. IT, smith
os- Edge Moor Iron CO.-DaNd X. hhe
lbe s J. Christy' G. j. MaTaen' 90 "A
M M p. sidweil. A. T. Pemberton. Char
ith ] Girvin. Harry C. Jones' James
Kerrigan. l. W. sidwell and Fred '
@ M Electric Hose and Rubber CO.
MY sharks Jr Nick Zimmerman,
for Brown. william Baker. John C.. Whit
% American Car and Foundry Co;-'51se
~ W. Baker. Jr. r. II. Grier W. H. %
rnond. c. T. williams. Clarence Mu
. tin. b. Frank Clark. John n. CleaN,
Edward A. West. Charles r. Smt
D lohn W Barr. John B. Grier ana
.'osr,'n '.ancroft and Sons Co.-Fra
III els 4 Webb. Andrew j. Patterson, Go
III don V. Clark. J. W. Robinson. John
IL Casey. G.. s. Wood and j. +. Ahbott
lif Krebs Pigment and Chemical Co
L. j. Roth. r. V Frankhouser, W. 4. Bic
" ling. A. q. Sindalo and Reuben Ruth.
n Standard Kid Manufacturing Co
~, ! Ralph r. Miller.
j. r. Rhoads and Sons Co.-James
MT Davis and George Davis.
hth Eastern Malleable Iron John ol
.t.. man North Dowling, Jr., John ;. hes
80 and Philip Hortz.
nc Diamond lee and Coal Co. - J.
Thomas. James Bowers. +. =. Hopt
rk- and John r. Howett.
~, Delaware Leather Col. +. Welsh
me pyrites Co. Ltd.-Wiliam a. Thom
Hay SON
z b. +. Shaw Co.-Robert A. McClan
pusey and Jones Col. Council,
- Martens and j. +. Semerteen.
'r- Lippincott and Coo. *. Foulke.
mn
and pleted the budget will be hand
TO the present state Board
tc. Education, and viii In turn be pr
sented 10 the Legislature. in co
tails junction with similar budgets pr