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EDITORS TO MEET
HERE IS WEEK
Newspaper Problems and
Means of Improvement
on Program.
Newspaper problems and means of
* Improving editorial standards and
technique will occupy editors and
managing editors from all over the
country when they meet here Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday for the
16th annual convention of the Amer
ican Society of Newspaper Editors.
Sessions will be held at the National
Press Club.
Speakers will include Dr. James B.
Conant, president of Harvard Uni
versity: Dr. William A. Eddy, presi
dent of Hobart College; Carl W. Ack
erman, dean of the Graduate School
of Journalism at Columbia Univer
sity; Harold L. Cross, secretary of the
New York Herald Tribune; Kenneth E.
Olson, dean of the Medill School of
Journalism at Northwestern Univer
sity: Msrk M. Jones, consulting econ
omist, of Akron, Ohio, and H. O. Cris
ler. head football coach at the Uni
versity of Michigan.
President Cites Policy.
In announcing yesterday plans for
the convention the society's president,
Alfred H. Kirrhhofer, managing editor
of the Buffalo Evening News, said:
•'Since its inception in 1923 the so
ciety has been concerned with the
Improvement of editorial standards
and practices. The 1938 meeting will
continue the same policy, analyzing
problems of the day, so we can see
more clearly and act more wisely
toward achieving the 'just aspirations
of American journalism,’ which the 1
founders set forth as the objective of
the society.”
At the opening session at 2 p.m.
Thursday. Mr. Kirchhofer and other
officers will deliver their annual re- !
ports and Dean Olson will speak on
‘ Raising the Standards of Schools
of Journalism.”
At 9 p.m. delegates will have an
off-the-record interview with Presi
dent Roosevelt at the White House.
A similar conference with Undersec- ;
retarv of State Sumner Wells will be 1
held at the State Department at 11
am. Friday.
Clinic on Responsibilities.
Friday's sessions will include a
round table discussion of shop prob
lems and a clinic on responsibilities of
the press. Current criticism of news
. Papers will be analysed and their con
structive work considered. Grove Pat
terson. editor of the Toledo Blade,
will present a restatement of the aims
and Ideals of the society.
At 7 p.m. Friday Eugene Meyer,
publisher of the Washington Post, and
Mrs. Meyer will entertain members
and their wives at a buffet supper at
thPlr home.
The woman's page will be discussed
at the Saturday morning session, with
talks by Malvina Lindsay, woman's ed- 1
Jtnr of the Washington Post; Mary
Stow, woman's feature editor of the
Newark News, and Alice Coulter of
Norwich- N. Y. Miles W. Vaughn,
night manager of the New York office
of the United Pres. . will sp<-ak on
covering the Japanese-Chincse war,
and H R. Elkins, United Press cor
respondent, will discuss "Trends in
the Orient.”
The convention will close with a
luncheon at the Willard Hotel at 12:45
p.m Saturday. President Eddy of Ho
bart will speak on "Ridding Public
Opinion of Superstition.” and Coach
Crisler will discuss “The Press and
Athletics.”
$37,000 FUND INDORSED
FOR CHANNEL ROCK JOB
Engineers Soon Will Start Work
on Removing Barriers in
* i I
Harbor Project.
The War Department yesterday
made available a fund of $37,000 for
the removal of rocks in the Virginia
channel of the Washington Harbor
w hich constitute a menace to naviga
tion.
Under earlier allotted funds the
channels In the Washington Harbor
are to be deepened to 24 feet. The
funds approved yesterday are in j
addition to $40,000 already made
available.
Work on the rock removal in the
Virginia channel is to be started soon
by the United States engineers for
this district. There are a great many
rocks above the 24-foot depth, it was
said, between the Arlington Memorial
Bridge and Easbvs Point, which is at
the foot of E street N.W.
S. A. E. Dance Is Held.
The Washington City Rho Chapter
Of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
was host to alumni members of the
fraternity at a dance In Wardman
Park Hotel last night. John Newman
wag chairman of the Committee on
Arrangements.
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