New Britain herald., 1929-06-07
RILR0AD MEN GET : CORDIAL WELCOME
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(Continued from First PaSe) Frumbull Electric Co.
 In . brief address to the visitors. Governor Trumbull called attention 1o the fact that this is the first time Cor .s years or more that railroad (nen have made an official visit to
 New England factories and to what he described as the source of the1 income.
 The governor stressed the fact hat railroads and industries are de- 1endent upon each other. The rail- roads, he said. should receive a suf- Ncient income to give them q fair 1roft. in return for which they 1hould give satisfactory service. ss He closed with the statement that Yhe freight shipments of the Trum- bull Electric Go. amount to about 175o, 900 a year., and made the final vtatement that he was prepared to lake on any railroad man for lS 1eles of golf this afternoon.
 Welcomed to Lral Plants
 Because of a slight delay in get fling started. the original itinerary &as changed and a few of the fac Tories were not visited. Leaving the frumbull Electric plant the visitors in q New England Transportation Co. bus. in charge of Superintendent 1lanson F.. Stewart. and a dozen 9riyate cars drove directly to the Tafnir Bearing Co. President Mau- rice S. Stanley. who accompanied he delegation from the start, having Been present at the Burritt hote' Aefore : o'clock this morning. de- flvered an official welcome.
 -P. J. Gaffney, traffic manager also welcomed the railroad men and manufaeturers to the plant. as did II. o. Baker, traffic manager for the Trumbull plant. Steel mechan- tc's scales and miniature bearings We're presented to the visitors.
 The next stop was at the Russell . Erwin factory, where General Manager Isaac Black bade his guests welcome. Mir. Black passed around D box of cigars
 ., Landers, Frary & Clark was next visited. The guests were met at the 4oor by F. G. Russell and John A. lindsay. traffic managers and es sorted to the presidents office. where they were greeted by F. A. 1earles, W. H. Rattenbury and H. R. Owen. vice presidents.
 |. Souvenir pocket knives were pre-. vented to the railroad men.
 Y At "Ancllor Brand" Factory
 ' President F. M. Holmes greeted Ahe delegation at the North and 1udd factory. The visitors were in- yfoduced by Walter L. Bell. traffic 4anager.
 = Leaving North < Judd the next etop was at the New Britain Ma Chine company's plant where Pres Hent H. H. Pease. Secretary Robert k Brown and salesmanager Robert Frisbes extended an official well come.
 At the Stanley Rule and Level plant, C. F. Bennett. president of the Stanley Works. who had been &ith the guests from the time the trip started, with Maxwell s. Coe, general manager. James M. Burdick. general superintendent, and Earl '. Higb4e, assistant superintendent. Recorded . welcome. Souvenir Satchst screw drivers and ealiper taleS A'ers sven the visitors. S Esepect American Hardware 1 ThD last stop was made 1t the Headquarters Of the American Hard- ware corporation. where cars were 1arked in the yard. George T. Kim
 all, president, welcomed the visi- lers and turned them over to Charles B. Parsons, vice president. md general manager of the P. & F. Sorbin plant. Introduced by J. F. Atwater. general traffic manager, the guests went from the P. &. F. Gorbin plant to the Corbin Cabinet Lock branch where General Mana ger Carlisle Baldwin, also vice pres t6ent of the American Hardware Corporation. was host. Watch fobs 8llu 0INS8 IOCAA AVI OAudAAeAtS "SA~ oiven n souvenirs.
 ~ From this point tho railroad men feturned to their private cars to lress for dinner at 12:15 at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 : Guests Present
 Among those in attendance are Ae following: Pennsylvania rail- ssad-W. w. Atterbury. president: Elisha Lee. vice president: M. w. Element, vice president in charge of operation: T. w. Hulme. vice presi- aent in charge of real estate valua- uon and taxation; A. J. Ball. foreign freight traffic manager. Philadel- phia: Col. C. D. Young; Charles F. Nye. N. l.. F. A.. Boston. Mass: w. S. Price, district freight agent. New Haven: J. H. Kincaid, travelling freight agent. New Haven; G. b. Ogden. traffic manager. Philadel- Dhia: E. 6. Nelson. freight traffic manager. Philadelphia; D. N. Bell, Passenger traffic manager. Philadel- nhia: W. W. Porter. district pas- senger agent. New Haven J. E.. Cooke, travelling passenger agent, New Haven; A. A. Logan, district oeal agent, New York.