Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11
NATIONS AID MEN
MEET THIS WEEK
American Association to Con.
slider Business and Activ-
tiles at Session Here.

Advertising men from all parts of
Che country will convene In Washington
late this week for general consideration
of business conditions and their field
of activity.
The American Association of Adver-
Using Agencies. whose members handle
about four-fifths of the national ad-
vert1sing business of the country, will
hold its thirteenth annual meeting at
the Mayhower Hotel Thursday and
Friday.
The Advertising Federation of Amer
lea will convene next Sunday for its
twenty-sixth annual meeting, with
headquarters at the Willard Hotel. with
departmental sessions to be held at
six other hoStelries and halls here. The
Advertising Club of Washington which
Will assist in the reception of the dele
cations. will meet in the auditorium of
the National Press Club to perfect plans
for the coming events The fedora
tion conclave will be attended by dele
gates from Canada and South Amer
lea as well as from all parts Of the
United States.
1873 Agencies Members.
The membership of the American
Association Of Advertising Agencies
consists of 1873 advertising agencies
operating $50 offices In this country and
abroad. Agency members, invited non
members, Government officials, adver-
tiSerS and publishers will participate
There will be three business sessions, a
luncheon and dinner meetings and
social events. H. K. Mccain, president
of the H K. Mccain Co., is president
Of the association.
The convention of the Advertising
Federation of America has been planned
by a group of committees of the Wash
ington Advertising Club, as follows:
Executive committee. S. johnson,
president; James Rotto. first vice presi-
dent; Col. Leroy w. Heron and
Charles j. Columbus, managing direc-
tor of the club.
Reception committee-James w. s..
Hardey, chairman: Howard w. Berry,
j. Rotto, G. A. Lehr, Walter Coates.
James r. Armour, Troland Cleare, Fred
Jack Garrett e. A. Fuller, Harry W.
Hahn. Col. Leroy w. HERON, Miss Mary
Jewby, Miss Margaret Lynch. Miss
Halle Jenkins. Harold H. Levi, Clifford
Lewis, E.. Brooke Lee. Sylvan King
George r. Ktndley, w. H. Johnson F. v.
Killian, Samuel Kaufman, r. NJ
Kaufman, F. x. Regain, e. F.. Jewell,
q Echard Jelleh, Frank Hurley, F. H.
Hulvey, Ernest Daniel. Vincent Gala
han, v. M. Norr. Walter G. Burke.
Julian Brylawski, Robert Black, Joseph
Bell, Arthur Baur, Charles Baum, H. C.
Bates, Robert Father, F. Roger Miller,
Leslie Mitchell, George w. Miller, c.
Boteler. o. w. Wright, H. A. Melville
Fleming Newbold, John Poole, Jesse j
Ramsdell, Samuel T. Schwartz Thomas
Scrivener.
Other Committees.
Registration committee--Allen De
Ford. chairman; Claude A. Adler, Cliff
ton Aires, j. A. Cohn, j. M. Waters,
I. j. Goode, Lewis e. Ryan, Louis
Rothschild. Frank Romer, Harry T.
Roche, Raymond o. Roberts, Herbert
j. Rich. Sidney H. Reizenstein. John
RanSdell, George Prather, Lewis Tuner,
jr.; j. j. Payette, Edward S. Norris,
Henry Jaffc, Robert Milans, Samuel A.
Markowitz Joseph Marshall, Leroy
Marks, Angus Macdonald, Sydney B.
Lust, Eugene Dickinson, c. w. Tinker,
Joseph !. Mailman. r. r. Lang, Robert
Kressin. George B. Kennedy, Basil j.
Kelly, C.. A. Keefer. Samuel Hudson,
Harry L. Hoffman, w B. Pence, Walter
r. Harvey, Leon Hampton, Herbert
Guggenheim, Lawrence Gassenheimer
DR.. John K Freiot, Miss Lucille For
den, Kemper Cowlng, Norman Bull,
r. r. Berg, George w. Barrows, T. C..
Meidinger, D. c. Hodgkin, Albert W..
Kahn, Joseph r. Tsnschert.
Banquet and ball committee-Norman
c. Kal. chairman; Maurice Kafka, vice
chairman; Allen de Ford, vice chair
man; Floyd Caskey, Arthur Alb
bolt, E. Wright Emery, Morris Ca
fritz, r. j. Werner, Joseph A. Ber-
berich, Earl Baker, Earl A. Brown, T.
G. Bryan, A. G. Case, Russell Conn, Dis
trict of Columbia Engraving Co., Meyer
Davis, Mark Lansburgh, william j. Ken
nedy, J. D. Kaufman, W. w. Howard,
e. w. Heilman. Edwin Hahn, Ralph L.
Goldsmith, Nat CHASER, J. E. Shoe
liam Ewing, w. H. Lomax, J. Fred
der, Homer L. Kit, j. o. Martin, Jack
Mullane, Bert L. Olmstead, William T.
Pierson, Lawrence E. Rubel, Jerome
Saks, S. M. Selinger, George c. Shaffer,
A. j. Sharick and Edward S. Anderson
Transportation committee-C. Mel
win Sharpe, chairman; S. e. Cochran,
Hobbs, Frank s. Hight, w. B. Hibbs,
Frank j. Hogan. b. E. McKinstry,
George L. Penn, Darrell p. Aub, F. p.
Guthrie, Garrett Lee, M. J. Dowd, S.
z. Bonneville, D. z. White, v. v. Straub,
Joseph F. Tenschert, Julius Wolf, A. G.
Stern, Bertram Wise, William w.
Wheeler, @. A. Walsh, George c. Wall
ing, Curtis Walker, John j. Deviny, Lee
Thorne, Leroy Tuerke, Arthur j. Sund-
1un, James Sullivan, Elwood Street, Sid
ney w. Straus. Frank P. Rogers. Stand
ard Engraving Co., E. v. Smith, Will
liam F. Sigmund, W. N. Freeman, "
M. Shepard, William Shelton and James
j. Mentally.
Women's committee-Miss Mary Jew.
by. chairman; Miss Julie Mayer, Mrs
Hoyt, Miss Julia C. Bannigan, Mrs. Vera
Connell, Mrs. Sadie Bens Finn, Miss
Marjorie Greenbaun, DR.. Sarah M.
Huddleson, Miss Marguerite E. Jacoby,
Miss Halle jenkins, Mrs. Lueck, Miss
Margaret Lynch, Miss Nellie Thomas,
Miss Louise o. Watkins and Miss Mar
torfe Greenbaum.