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412 'Twenty-third .1 annul Safety (\ntifress--Xatiomd Safety t tniiieil Report of Resolutions Committee The rejort of the Resolutions Committee was then called for anti it was pre>iiitoI ly Roliert Soitt. Oiaimum. Director of Department oi Insurance and Safety. .Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, Wilmington. X. C. "Be It Resolved by the Safety Section of the American Railway Association in Fourteenth Annual Convent i-m assembled at Cleveland. Ohio. Octoltcr 2 to 4, 19.t4, inclusive. that the thanks oi the Association lie eNteniletl to: "Air. Lew R. Palmer. Conservation Engineer. Hie Equitable Lit*e Assurance Society, for valuable work in the preparation of railroad employee casualty statis tics. covered hy `The Green Book*; "Air. William J. I'atterson. I director. Bureau of Saietv. Interstate Commerce Commission. for his presentation of `Summary of Conditions and Practices Involveil in Certain Accidents Investigated hy the Bureau of Safety/ also for his presence and offer of continued association and cooiientlion oi the Bureau of Safety in furthering the work of Accident Prevention on the American Railways: "Tltc retiring Chairman, Mr. C. I- 1 jFonniainc. General Safety Siqicrvisur. Great Xurthvni Railway, for ahly guiding tlte affairs of the Section during his tertn ii office: "All other officers of the Section for their faithful and energetic services during the iiast year: "Mr. 1*. Af. Metcalfe, Su|terintcndcul of Safety. Xurlhcru Pacific Railway, for his intelligent and untiring efforts as Chairman of the Program Connnitkv. thereby contributing largely to tile success m* the Fourteenth Animal Convention; "All oilier Committees for their zealous work in. such a commendable cause as tlie conservation m* human life and limb: "The Management of tlx* Hotel Cleveland for their cnnlrihntum to the well lieing and comfort of our mcmlership and gursts: "lie It Funlicr Resolved: tliat these resolutions lie spread ujkjii tlir records of the Section and that the Secretary transmit a copy to all of those recognized herein.** The report of the Resolutions Committee was duly accepted, and jiasscd hy the delegates in the usual way. Report of Election Tellers The Chairman then called for a rcjmrt of the tellers on election of officers for the Section during the coming year, and this rejuirt was presented hy H. S. Corbin. Oiainuan of Committee. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad as follows: CftuirniuM. T. II. Carrow. StitHTimendent of Safety. Pennsylvania Railroad First Viee Chairman. W. II. Failing. Claims Attorney. Central Railroad Company of Xew Jersey Reading Comiany. X.vi'iaf 1`i.v Chairman, C. F. I<n. Su|erintendent of Safety. Missouri Pa cific Lines. Members af (he Committee of Pireeliou: Fasient Territory: H R. Cole. Assistant to \*icc President. Erie Railroad: and Clias. E. Hill. General Safety Agent. Xew York Central Lines. ICesteni Territory: L. F. Shcdd. Sui*erintcii<Knit of Safety. Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railway. Southern Territory: lb H. Beatty. Suj*erintcndeut of Safely and Sanitation. Southern Railway. C*'iniif/v an Semination: Isaiah Hale. Saiety Superintendent System. Atchi son. Topeka & Santa Fc Railway. Chairman: O. II. Blakemore. Superintemlcnt of Safety. Xorfolk & Western Railway; I"). A. Klumph. Stun-rvisor of Safety ami Examiner oi Rules. Pcre Marquette Railway: 11. C. Munhy. Suj>crintcndent oi Safety. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad: I. C. Yocttm. Manager, Safety Department. Chicago. St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omalta Railway. .iDJOl'RXMEXT nrnxrr-ruiki> .ixxr.n. s.irnrv coxcri-ss x.rriox.u. s.n irrr cocxcn. Textile Section Officers 1933-34 Crnrrai Chairman--I'iuhb II. Ka.uk.-1. Ijnnll T.-.uik- lu.-lilim-. Ij.will. Mass. I 'icr-Cliairman in Chart/r <'/ J'rniirani--ItiNATlcs M.\rXl'l.rv. K1 Wallace St.. Malden. Mass. /'iee-Chainnau--M. W. Ilnrss. Proximity Mamuacturing C.. Greendioro, X. C. I`iee-Chairman--B. R. Brown. Columbia Alills. Inc., Chicago. 111. Seereiarv ami Sexes Letter Editor--K. K. Pi.ack. American Mutual Liability In- Mirancc Co.. Boston, Alas*. Iln.ihn-rrin.i Camaiill,;- Chairman--V.\rt. IV. Vlt.rs. l'Kru.,iitli l'..rtla!H- I f.. -V.irtli Plymouth, Mass. Memlvrshif Committee Chairman--K. G. Pahoktt. X*<rth Carolina Industrial Com mission. Raleigh. X. CFoster Committee Chairman--Fxku W. Skiii.. Aetna Life Insurance Co.. Hartford. Conn. Slaiisties Committee Chairman--J. T. Troijnokm. American Bcmlierg (.`orp.. and American Glauzstoff Corp.. Kliznhcthtou. Teim. Members at I.artte-- Artih'r I'.ari.ow. Armstrong ( orb t .. laneastcr. Pa. Rv.-isku. T. FisHCR. The Xation.d Association of t'otlou Manufacturers. Bos ton, Mass. Wai.tkr Hr.Mt-iiRrvs. Xnibmal Associathm of Wool Manufacturers. Boston, Mass. TUESDAY MORNING SESSION October 2, 1934 The opening session of the Textile Section was called to order liv Acting Chair man E. K. Place, American Mutual Liability Insurance Co.. Boston. Mass., who presided Chairman Place introduced George Richtnan. Secretary. Richutan Broth ers Comjiany. Cleveland. Ohio, who m-nde a brief welcoming address to the delegates on behalf of the Convention City. 413