Evening star., 1952-06-20

tel, Mr.. Crusoe said company pur-
chasing people this week must
make firm commitments on raw
materials for next February's pro-
duction. The company's 5000
suppliers also must order materi-
ais as much as seven months in
advance. he said.
For this reason, it IS difficult
to turn schedules on and off like
a water faucet. he declared.
Ad Agency Wins 18 Awards.
Henry j. kaufman & Associates.
Washington advertising agency,
received 18 awards at the 21st
annual conference of the National
Advertising Agency Network at
Skytop, Pa.
First place awards were received
by the following kaufman clients:
Lebow Brothers, Inc, Baltimore.
for integrated advertising and
merchandising campaign. and
physical appearance of advertis-
ing; Potomac Electric Power Co.,
for local general newspaper CAM
paign and radio program; Wood
Office Furniture Institute, for ex-
ternal house organ. The kaufman
agency also received a first award
for it's own promotion campaign.
Other awards included: Lebow
Brothers, general magazine and
public relation campaigns; Julius
Garf1nckel & Co., mems fashion
newspaper campaign: Christian
Heurich Brewing Co., local mer-
chandising campaign and spot ra-
dio advertising; The Washington
Star, Radio Station WHIT Of Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa, and National
Business Publications, Inc, for
trade paper advertising; First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Associa-
ton, spot TV announcements; Ma
son Root Beer Bottling Co., TV
program; B. Rich's Sons, local
newspaper campaign; Carlton
House, Pittsburgh. physical ap-
pearance of advertising.
Chapter Board to Meet.
Walter N. Wilson. president of
Washington Chapter. National
Association of Cost Accountants.
has called a joint meeting of the
retiring directors and newly
elected directors at 7::30 pm. next
Wednesday at the Willard Hotel.
John A. Bard, president-elect,
will announce director assign
ments for the chapter year be-
ginning July /.
The following members Of the
Washington Agency Of Massachu-
sets Mutual returned from a
conference of the Leaders Club of
the Massachusetts, Mutual Life
Insurance Co. at the Chateau
Frontenac in Quebec: Chester H.
Miller, Rudolph Arkin. T. Loehl
O'Brien, Leopold V. Freudberg
and Chester r. Jones.
Attend Round Table.
Allan Rutledge. general agent
for the Minnesota Mutual Life
Insurance Co. here, and Jack lima
Washington representative Of the
John Hancock Mutual Life In.
surance Co., have been attending
the Million Dollar Round Table
of the National Association o1
Life Underwriters at Brettor
Woods, N. H.
c. Carney Smith, general agent
for the Mutual Benefit Life In.
surance Co. here and Second Vice.
President of the District Of Co.
lumbia Life Underwriters Asso'
citation, yesterday addressed thu
annual luncheon meeting Of tht
Philadelphia Life Underwriters
Association.
William E. Schooley. vice presi
dent of American Security ant
Trust Co. has returned from {
two week tour of active duty at
tending a course of advanc
financial management at For
Benjamin Harrison. Indianapolis
Ind.
The G. & G. Co. of Wash
ington has received an orde
for more than 100000 Of uni
forms for the District Police an
Fire Departments. It is the frs
large order Of its kind place
here. Benjamin Golstein an
Samuel Gusky are partners il
the firm.