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13.11111»: . A program on topics of espeCial in- tended to all Kenttickyeditors to attend 13' Elmer G Sulzer D' 1 SEN/e
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1111 .‘ meeting Of the KPA at Mammoth Cave, and join in the three-day outing that Within recent months, interest in like'
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“11“” been 56‘ for morning sesSions, the aftei- Visit your state’s largest attraction at I“ 1(1) ians‘mission‘ “9 €01“? iapi' Y ‘0 1 cost.
:1 311! I noons and evenings Will be open for , , _ , b 1 Y f 110 the front. Stoies of applications for con- to a
' 311111 ‘ - ' ' the time It 15 at 1‘5 est. our e W struction ermits for )ossibl '
- 1 11,111 . cave trips, an inspection of the cave _ 1 1 k 1 p . 1 . e erection merit
1‘ 111 - area and many forms of recreational €dlt01‘3 CXPCCt you at the Cave ‘0 ta e of such stations in all parts of the United 1 $3 00
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1 [11.1 11 11 enjoyment. A special invitation is ex- part in this program: States are now beforethe Federal Com- desir
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. 1111111 1 1 TUESDAY, JU tion. Some of these have been acted upon. , crop]
11 1.111 1 . 4:00 P. M.—Registration, Mammoth Cave Hotel . Serving the Kentucky area right now is .‘ a]
1 11,11 1 ,1 6:30 P. M.—Buffet Supper, compliments Joe Richardson, Glasgow Times at least one powerful FM station that spe e
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1‘ ”11‘ 11‘ 1 FRIDAY) JUNE 6 bein o3erated b “75M in NashVille.
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£31 1‘ 1 8:00 A. M.—Breakfast for members of KPA Executive Committee and Many editors m Kentucky and elsewhere 1 The‘
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1 1 111 :11 9:00 A. M.—Business meeting called. to order by Russell Dyche, London. 11216 1001f€d upon a fr File cyl'mo ula ‘ only
i 111 1111' 1‘. ‘ President Kentucky Press Association tion station as a possi e a Junct to limit
1 1 111‘ . ‘ Invocation _ . _ newspaper busmess. As result, many of 1 legal
1 111111 1 1 Address of Welcome by Joe Richardson, Vice-chairman Ken— the applications before the FCC at the . bf
1 1 ‘11 .1 j tucky National Park Commiss1on,lGlasgow ' . t t' ar {‘0 n ‘s of ne 1 e0]
13 11 - Response by Vance Armentrout, chairman KPA Executive 1316611 11116 C 1 in ow e1 ws- P'
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. 1 1 1511 1 1 Address, “8:1de3, pn kKefitugky yHightwalysgrbrilrkfgfi W' Carr, Professor Portmann has asked me to Fr
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- 1 1 1‘ 111111 1 Address, “State and National Advertising,” by Claud 1G. answei the question -Should a Kentucky quir1
1 1 1 ”1,-‘1111: 1 Brodhecker, Field Representative Greater Weeklies, newspaper editor go into frequency mod- Com
. 111111 1 Brownstown, Ind- , 1 ulation?” Of course, a categoric answer cast
1 1: 1111‘ 1‘ ‘ 3 12:30 P.M.—Barbecue Luncheop on Green River, compliments of the is impossible because Kentucky news- 1 dupl
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1 1x1 1‘11, 1 2:00 P. M.——Tour of Mammoth Cave National Park, personally conducted papers do not represent a class but many stam
111-111 1111 by R- Taylor HOSkinS1 acting superintendent, Mammoth classes. Therefore let it be undertood at . miss:
1 1 ‘ 1'1" ‘1‘ Cave National Park . , the outset that my remarks will apply 1. carry
1 .111 111-112“ 1 Cave trips. shufile board. tennis, croquet. and other iorms 1' 1 1 l 1 ll 7 d _1 d the 1 in 1
‘ 111 ‘11 ,1 of entertainment provided during the meeting arge Y [0 He 51113 '10“ n a‘ Y an 8
11 .11 ‘11 1 7:30 P.M.—Dinner Dance, compliments the Mammoth Cave Properties, country weekly, which classes of news- FM
31‘; 1‘ 111‘ 1 President Russell Dyche, presiding. Brief address by Max papers comprise 90 per cent of those for
11‘1‘11 11,1 fjbnNgggv‘m‘ilgmléflae: Kentucky National Park Gommls- published in Kentucky. Furthermore, prog
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111 1;; ‘1 Awarding of Newspaper Prizes by Prof. Victor R. Portmann, while I have supeiVised the presenta— 1 whei
1‘ 1113 . 1 ‘ chairman t10n of radio programs and radio policy 1 tion
1' 11 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 7 for the University of Kenltuckylsmcell ani'
1‘ “‘ 1 . 1929, I am no ex ert on tie tecmica man
1 1 11111 1 9:00 A. M.—Cal‘1 to order by President Russell Dyche d . ,1 d P k' 11 claim iod
l 1 1i 1 11 Round-table Discussion, “District Press Meetings,” led by 6“” 5 an am “Qt nia mg .a Y .
c 1 1 11 Vance Armentrout, chairman KPA Executive Committee, to‘ be. I am, however, presenting factors relia
1113’] ,1 R IgugsgillleD' . Tell'n Kentuck’ f K t k that must be considered by Kentucky's 1 Ever
. 1 11. ‘1 ,‘ oun — a e iscussmn, “ i g ians 0 en uc y,” 1 .. . _. ' _
1 .1 1‘ 1 1 led by G. M. Pedley, Director Publicity, State of Ken- newspapers conSideiing the aons1truc 1 exte
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i .11- 1 11 Adjournment The isttiing a cntuc y ne p p e l
51“ 11‘ .1 1‘ 5.11 contemplating such an act must ask _na
1 ‘1‘1‘1 .‘1 itself is, “Can I get a construction per- {1Y1
, :11 11,111 Commercial Printing use a carton Without leftovers. It is niit and a license?” It must be remem- {1 15
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111 1111, .11 A new sales idea is that printers sell pomted out that there is no practical bored that of late the Fedeial Communl FM
1, 11111 111 1 h d _ 1 t of 6000 and 12000 reason why letterheads should not be cations Commissmn has, at least by im- '
. :1 1‘11 1‘ .1 6“” ea S m 0 S ’ ’ sold in even fractions of 2,000, 4,000, plication, been extremely Cn‘itlcal 0f 18h")
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1 311‘11' 1| ’1‘ instead 0f the customary 5,000 and 10’ 6,000 or 12,000, which cut evenly out newspaper ownership of radio. In fact, ‘ W 1‘
1. p1 1‘11 000 10‘5' Reason for the change WhICh of reams or cartons as they are packaged although a large number of applications 11 T6116
21,1 ‘ 11 15 recommended bY the “@“lng Papers at the mill, instead of 2,500, 5,000 or 10,- for FM construction permits from 1' Hon
1 t11 111‘1‘1 MfTS- Assn., accordmg ‘0 P rmtmg, WOUId 000, which obviously prints to waste. newspaper-owned standard broadcast 1 W01
1. n1 .1 1 {.1 be a 20 per cent boost in sales and would stations have been before the FCC for 1 ‘1
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y, 1941 May, 1941 THE KENTUCKY PRESS Page Five ‘ l ,
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'0 be ust 1 Special Editions: ' justifies the publisher‘s desire to obtain writing, editing, and selling advertising “1 i .‘
Blankville 1‘ Are They Worth While or Not? all the advertising he can, upon any for special editions, and many agree 511, ‘.
1 - ' . and all occasions, b ointin out the that it is better to handle the s ecial ! g 3:
nOSt folks The arguments for and against spe- . y p g _ . . . . P i . ~.
postage on _ . . . . fact that the busmess men With whom issue entirely Within their own ofi’ices. My
mail editions continue to grow With the, . . . . 1111.
lse of c010r ‘ - - , . the publisher deals use the same meth- XVhen additional help is needed, they 1:111, .1
fuel of the Assoc13tion of 1\ational Ad- . . . , _ . 11:: 1 .
1h€1ppre— ~ . . . . ods in getting business. An example hire someone lrom the home commun- 11:1
vertisers opinion being tossed upon the . . . . . . lli‘ ~-
1 the sales , fi 5 of the “a ainsts 11 given is that of the young married ity, or even obtain the co-operation of ,1“, -~
urnish full “ re g ' . . couple who are overloaded with gadgets some local group to back the special 51111"
I The A.N.A. expressed the opinion ,, ,, . . .. . . . . 1,3,1 1
[1 using a 1 . on easy payments Without conSidera- edition. Also, bringing in outside pro» 1:1,
that such editions are of little value to . . , . . . 1 1 . , 1,111,.
. . . . . tion of the grooms ability to pay. moters too often results in the use ot Wt :
advertisers, and cut into appropriations .. . . , . . . l1 1,, -
. . Skilled salesmen play on the grooms high-pressure salesmanship, damaging .11:
1 intended for real selling effort. They . ,, . , .. . 31:1
Themselv l . 1, ,, emotions and the merchants consider future advertising goodWill and pros— 111,!
55 appealed to publishers tor coopera— . . 11,31:
1 , . . . . it good business. pects, 111:,
— but en. 1 tion in helping conserve appropriations , ,,,, ,
’ .. . Another form of merchandise prac- —-——————— , l1}
lyou make 4 for legitimate and resultful campaigns ticed Widel' Mr Smith reminds the , 1,3,, ,.
is? This is which will prove of greater benefit in reader is ”1)e,ader”‘ bait Lmotype Company “I ,1‘
er does it: the long run to both manufacturers I ,d ' VI ["ho‘luws C0707” 1,11,
1 ~ . . n “ t oesn‘t seem to me,” sa 1s i r. t, . 11!?
.es hls Shh" l and Phthhels- . H l ‘1 lo make available a newspaper body 1,1,1
'n-Subscrib- . . . . Smith, that the hardheaded business , _ . ‘ . . . . ,1:
1 ' An editorial appearing in the Eni- man can be stam eded into buvin‘ type that piOVides maxnnum Visibility, 11,:
a1 famlhes poria (Kan) Gazette of Feb. 12, 1940, . .p g or color, and which at the same time 1111:
half non- , ‘. _ . . worthless advertismg nearly so easily _ , , ,. _ , :51,

. 1 was iepiinted and Circulated Widely by . , helps to conseive newspiint by savmg 11,2;

have Ordi- , . . as he can load young married couples _ . , . .. Mr
the A.N.A. because it condemned edi- . ~ .. ,, space, the Linotype Company intio- :11:

)nvenience . . . down With unneeded meichandise. , ~ , _ y! ,
tions which commemOi ate some ob- 7 _ y , duces C01 ona, the newest member of its .111, 11

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”2113.55.5th scure event connected With the town, “hethel Ml‘ 51?“th a'gu‘h‘fnLH” Legibility Group. l““‘i““
a bltwuh i perhaps the anniversary 0f its found- 1300f“ 01‘ cuff, IS, 131111215162? ‘nane “While the new Corona incorporates 1“
)out [h i 111g, pOSSlbly the anniversary of a new 111.0115” as pu 3:5 1C1: t 0’ 6):}, “in iahl all Of the basic legiblllty factors of other high:

ree j ihther 01‘ an Old one. - - -“ and “Id efflfiumlls. are bput (hul'eh) in c 1 l iscies members of the group,” says C. H. Grif— til},

‘ that ShCh advertising ”15 literally i,‘ hu E168: ‘11 t fé‘esorfficzn :1 ‘ fith, Linot)’pe vice-president in charge ‘Iil‘fi
lictures in , gouged out Of advertisers and does atei aie supp anec , Y W Y e. , 1 of typographic development, “it offers its:
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writes th 11!: them no good. It is a lacket, puie and Regudless 01 Justification for Specld a higher unit count than many faces of ,1“,
icture e i simple.” editions, Mr. Shmh states that Where comparable size, btit still is not at all a Elli,“
undod‘hhts l Most special editions, according to the newspaper donates liberally 0t condensed face. illlll‘l ,

' 1 ) ) ~ 1' . 1 “ ‘~ costl s ace and effort in en ineerin ,, 11:13:;
‘S to send 1 the Gazcltcl, aie P05511316 b601,“: 1 (:11in an elven}: for the local ublicgood ii The lower—case characters of Corona W
.00. If the , pressuie 5d esmen g0 0.1:: 3r}? 0d 11113 the benefits of Whichp all bisinesscs have been designed for maximum 51,1:

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the pub- y; 111.51%.35 “(1,6,1 toTlcontli ute ’ a; he share it seems fail that a )ortion of height, and all of its characters have 11,113,
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elve extra I €(1[()llalah(s, lat isblnotkgool news such ex ense should be unlderwritten been fitted to compensate [or stereo “““l“
‘iption. paplel 1311519655” 1}, 3),, ac mal’ mOie B, localp business men shrinkage, with the result that to the ‘lli,
llisher for 01 “EPOhte'lY V616 ' _ fl ,1 ) . ‘ ‘. ' 7 . hurrying reader the face seems