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| THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1045 i : : Sige oo t« Teachers Federation Names | | Hughes Public Relations Chief

Clayton Hughes,” formerly with, teachers to gain a goal you are en Stewart-Warner Corp, has been | titléd to.” Too little consideration named public relations director for|is given teachers by parents and the | the Federation of Indianapolis Pub- | public, he stated, and it is time to! lic School Teachers. Mr. Hughes will direct a largeprogram planned by the federation to improve the professtanding of ‘teachers, to enlighten the public on teachers’ problems dnd to promote interest in better schools in Indianapolis. To finance the program, still in its embryo stage, 1066 teachers have contributed $10,078 and all teachers have b2en asked to give $10 toward the fusd. Seward 8. Craig, president of the federation, gave an estimated budgets of $32,000 which will be necesaary to carry out the program. Mr. Hughes was editor of the News-Messenger in Freemont, O.,| | worked for 15 years on the News| ! Democrat in Goshen, Ind, and was| © # representative to the state legisia- § tilry for three sessions from Elkhart] | sounty, prior to coming to Indian-

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