Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1938 — Page 28

These Indiana Democratic Editorial Association officials are examining the cup to be awarded at the Association’s banquet tomorrow night for’ the best editorial published in an Indiana newspaper last Wray E. Fleming,

year. They are (left to right):

ization president;

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past president; Frank E. Finney, State Auto License Commissioner and arrangements committee chairman; Jack Dolan (standing), Hartford City, organ-

George P. Crittenberger of Ander-

son, and D. A. Smith, cup committee chairman,

BACK WORKERS, |Film Showing Welfare Work | Opens Hoosier Press Parley

6.0. P. ADVISED

Nation Should Oppose War, Emmert Tells Shelbyville Lincoln Rally.

VINCENNES, Feb. 18 (U. P.)— The Republican. Party must fight for what is good. for the working man of the nation if it is to survive, Judge James A. Emmert of Shelbyville teld a Lincoln Day rally here last night. The country should be against war, Judge Emmert said, “because the working man has to pay for it in lowered real wages, in higher taxes, direct and hidden, in loss of jobs, in depression and widespread human misery.”

Halleck Says Youth Will Pay Huge Bill PHILADELPHSA, Feb. 18 (U. P). —Rep. Charles A, Halleck (R. Ind.) told the Philadelphia Young Repub-

licans last night that “youth will pay the bill” for huge governmental expenditures. “The entire generation will be paying for this generation and all the next,” the Congressman asserted, “ but upon no group wijll,the burden be so heavy as upon those who are today entering upon their careers in business and the professions.”

COLOR EXPERT SPEAKS Color printing produces eye fatigue, G. L. Erikson, Cleveland, O., said last night at a dinner meeting at Columbia Club of members of the Advertising Club, Craftsmen’s Club

and the Indianapolis Typothetae.

Mr. Erikson is technical director of the Braden Sutphin Ink Co.

LOGANSPORT WOMAN DIES LOGANSPORT, Feb. 18 (U. PJ). —Mrs. Clara McKee, 85, widow of George McKee, former Logansport lawyer, died at her home here this morning.

Indiana editors and publishers met here today for the annual con-

vention of the Hoosier State Press Association.. Sessions are to continue |

through tomorrow, at the Spink-Arms Hotel.

Following call to order by Wray Fleming, president, a sound film showing the work of the State Welfare Department was to be presented. Samuel E. Boys of the Plymouth Pilot was to discuss “How About Your Insurance?” as second feature of the morning session. Reports of committees and officers were to follow.

The delegates. were to be given Indianapolis’ official welcome by Mayor Boetcher at a luncheon. Stephen Noland of the Indianapolis News was to discuss “The Editorial.” This afternoon’s session was to be opened with an address on “Newspaper Promotion” by Douglas V. Martin of the St. Louis Globe Democrat. i Floyd L. Hockenhull of Chicago, Circulation Management publisher, was to speak on “Workable Ways

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Newspaper.” Speakers tomorrow are to include Ted Lehman of the Goshen NewsDemocrat, Burdette Powers: of the Butler Record Herald, Wright A. Patterson of the Western Newspaper Union and Prof."J. A, ‘Wright of Indiana University.

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Subscriptions.” Mrs. Anna ‘Steese Richardson of

New York, director of the Crowell;

Publishing Co. consumer division and Woman’s Home Companion department editor, was to discuss “What Advertising Has Done for Business and the Public.” Walter H. Crim, Salem Repub-lican-Leader publisher, was to talk on “The N. E. A. and the State Association in a Forward Movement.”

A Sigma Delta Chi initiation at 6 |

p. m. is to be followed by the association’s annual dinner. The program is to include an address of welcome by Lieut. = Gov. Henry Schricker and - announcement of contest winners. The session is to close with an address by Lee A. White of the De-

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