Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-18
TYPOTHETAE PICKS
SLATE Of OFFICERS
George R. Keller OF Detroit to
Be Nominated as Presi.
dent Tomorrow.

The name Of George r. Keller Of De-
croft, now first vice president, will be
placed in nomination for president OF
the United Typothetae of America at
the ORGANIZATIONS annual election in
the Hotel N1ayflower tomorrow, 1t was
announced by E. r. Ebert, chairman OF
the nominating committee, at meet
ing OF the Typothetae Ia the hotel to-.
day. william Pfaff Of New Orleans.
the ORGANIZATIONS treasurer, will be
nominated for the position OF first vice
president.
other nominees. as announced today,
will be as follows: John r. Dsmarest
of New Haven, for second vice presi-
dent; Donald Rain OF Houston, Tex,
third vice president; @. F.. Kalkhon
OF New York City. for the position OF
treasurer. Frank j. Smith OF Roches-
ter, N. Y; julius s. Weyl Of Philadel.
ptia and Walter j. Berg OF CINCINNATI
are to be nominated for the i,..- ooar rn, e.
oscar r. Wright will be nominated to
serve on the board for one year. to sue
eeed Mr.. Kalkhoff, the nominee Tor
treasurer.
Election Session Tomorrow
The session for the election Of oficers
will be executive and will convene IN
the ballroom of the Mayfiower tom orrow
morning. at 10 O'Clock. The adoption
OF resolutions and the conduct OF other
Reneral business Of the convention also
will take place at tomorrows meeting.
The convention session this morning
was devoted to discussion OF Manage
mountaineering"
The first speaker was Prof. w. F.
STAFFORD. Of the department Of eco
Monies. Rensselaer, Polytechnic 1nsti-
tute, Troy, N. Y, whose subject was
"Management-the Big Question MARX
IN Business"
Mr.. Spafford declared the successful
business man Is q theorist, putting his
theories into actual practice. He des-
cribed the printing industry as "rela .
tive small scale business" As compared
with the large industries such as the
Automobile and Oil industries.
A playlet. What's Wrong in This
Picture?" was presented at the meet
ing by the Washington Sales Club: ui1-
der the auspices OF the conVentlons
marketing committee.
Wright Addresses Conference.
Addresses also were delivered ct the
morning session by oscar T. Wright OF
this city and c. William Schneidereith
Of Baltimore.
The oscar T. Wright Ratio Derby
Cup 1Or Tie CypOIIlcIdc "AlOSC AichiSS
bodies made the greatest percentage OF
contributions to the publication, the
Ratio for Printing Management, was
awarded jointly to the Printing Arts
Club of Evansville. Ind. and the VIII
mington Tpyothetae, who tied for f1rst
place with 100 per cent each.
oscar T. Wright. chairman OF the
MANAGEMENT and research committee,
presided at the meeting. after being
introduced by Frank J. Smith, pfesi-
dent of the U. T. A.
A series of smaller meetings are being
held In the Mayfower this afternoon,
representing various sections Of the
u. T. A. Among these are the Confer
ence on Production Problems, College
Annual Producers Of the United States
and the Typothetae Cost Accountants
Association, meeting in its second
session.
A special program of entertainment
for the wives and families of the dele
gates include a trip to Potomac Park
this afternoon to witness polo game
between Army and Navy teams and a
reception in the ballroom of the May
flower tonight.