Evening star., 1934-08-28
TRADE EXECUTIVES
W|EL MEET HERE
Convention Previously Was
Slated for Wernersville,
Pa, Next Month.

Announcement that the American
Trade Association Executives Con-
vn1tion will be held in the Shoreham
Hotel on September 20, 81 and %
WIS made today by Curtis Hodges,
executive director Of the Greater Ma
ti2nal Capital Committee Of the
washington Board Of Trade. Negoti-
atoms for the convention previously
scheduled for wernersville, Pa. were
made by Washington oficials through
the Office of the national secretary,
Morrill, o. Maughan, 22S North La
Sale street, Chicago.
among those from Washington who
are expected to attend the meeting
are ". p. Ahearn, executive secretary,
National Sand and Gravel Assocla-
tiou: L. S. Beale, secretary, Mahogany
Association, Inc; j. r. BOYD. secre-
tary, National Crushed Stone Assocla-
ton: Charles j. Brand, executive
secretary-treasurei, National Fertl-
lizer Association; w. v. Brumbaugn,
secretary, National Lime Assoclatlon'
Wharton Clay, special assistant, trace
association section, National Recovery
Administration; Wilson Compton, Sec
retary-manager, National LUMBER
Manufacturers Association.
Fl. L. Dawson, Ferry & Dawson;
John j. Deviny, executive vice presi-
dent. United Typothetae Of America;
Alice L. Edwards, executive secretary.
American Home Economics Assocla-
ton: Herman Fakler, washington
repre esentative, Millers' National FED
Grafton; A. M. Ferry, secretary, WIRE
Cloth Manufacturers Association;
John c. Gall, secretary, National
Association of Manufacturers; Charles
p. Carvin, secretary and general man
ager, National Stationers' Association;
Nelson B. Gaskill, president, Lead
Pencil Institute: Bond P. GeddeS,
executive vice president and general
manager, Radio Manufacturers As
soclation: Philip P. Gott, manager,
trade association department, United
Stats Chamber Of Commerce; A. b.
Gurriarson, manager, department OF
mar r.ufacture, United States Chamber
Of Commerce.
Robert C. Hibben, executive secre-
tary International Association OF Ice
Cretln Manufacturers; Harrison N.
Hiles. manager, American Veneer
package Association; Norman G.
Houzh, president and general man
aeer. National Lime Association; c. H.
Jantsen, chairman, code authority,
Natl onal Food and Grocery Distribu-
tors Pike johnson, vice president,
Nations Automobile Chamber OF
Com merce; G. Judkins, chief, trade
asso ,iation section, Bureau Of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce, Department
Of Commerce.
Walter B. Kester, managing direc-
tor, National Venetian Blind Asso-
ciati IN: II. s. Kimball, managing di-
dectr, Fabricated Metal Products
Fedt ration; George A. Lilly, managing
diret tor, American Dental Trade
Asso ciation; Philip G. Loucks, man
aging director, National Association
Of BroadcaSters; II. j. Love, manager,
National Stag Association.
Lcuis B. Montfort, executive secre-
tary and general counsel, Crown
Manufacturers Association of Amer
lea: j. s. Noffsinger, director, Ma
tional Home Study Council; Irving
8. PAUL, William A. Penrose. Ferry
81 Dawson; G. F. Schlesinger, chief
engineer and managing director, Ma
tional Paving Brick Association; Ed
ward D. Shaw, secretary. Merchants
and Manufacturers Association;
Ernest N. Smith, executive vice presi-
dent, American Automobile Associa-
ton; Durand w. Springer, secretary
and editor, American Society of Certi-
ned Public Accountants; John e.
Walker, secretary, Cellulose Plastics
Manufacturers Association; DR.. War
rem N. Watson, secretary, Manufac-
turing Chemists Association of the
United States: Harold r. Young,
Washington secretary, National Re
tail Dry Goods Association.