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‘1 Cornerstone Land For Installment Credit New Jersey Court ; ‘
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:t i Journallsm BUlldlng For information to pass on your adver- Approves Belo COHTFOCT ,
The cornerstone for the new journalism- USCYS» YOU SllOUld be familiar With the new Although the Belo-type contract received 1
l publications building on the University cam— Illflxhlllml terms for installment credit; statutory approval in the amended Wage- l I
l pus was laid with a brief, but impressive, AMOS, one-third down 311d 21 months t0 pay; Hour Law, there has been uncertainty as to 3
1’ ceremony on September 19. This is the fifth 21PPhithCS, 15%, down and 18 months; HIOSE the legal requirements of such a contract. 'l
‘ major building to be constructed on the home furnishings, 10% down and 18 Of interest in this connection is a recent rul- ~
1 campus since the end of World War II. months; home repair and modernizations, ing by the Federal District Court of New .
l With the exterior work nearly completed 10% down and 30 months. No specific down Iersey, upholding an informal Belo contract l
today, the $425,000 structure probably Will payment 15 requned on ItCmS belllng under used by the l\ational Tool 8: Manufacturing , i
be used as a classroom building by the open- #100, but maxnnum repayment period must Company, \Vllicll an employee signed when J. ,l
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ing of the second semester in ltebruary. It hC obscryed. Installment loans for “USPCU‘ he started \\"01‘l<- [l8 PI'OVISIODS are as 101- t l
3, will house the Department of Ioumalism, fled purposes must be repaid in 18 months. lows: 3 l
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‘ the University printing plant, 2111 school Pub. liadc-in \aluc may be credited toward down 1. your basic hourly rate Wm be the sum 1
\ lication offices, and the central office of the payment on “”105 b1” "0t on other items. 0f $1-04 an hour. ‘ l .
Kentucky Press Association. UlCCtS 01 “CW CUl‘hS are 0X1)C(it€d [0 be ' “2. Your usual and regular workweek will l -
In a brief address preceding the laying of ”"KlCI‘illC- be 56 hours a week. ‘ j
l the stone, President Donovan paid tribute to PFICC (7011”01 10F 10b printing — well, it “3. You will receive, as salary for this 5 j '
: the late Prof. Enoch Grehan, who founded could happen again. President Truman, in regular workweek, the sum of $66.56. This 1'
l the UK Department of Journalism in 1914. his fireside chat, warned employees [0 keep sum is 21 guaranteed minimum WCEkl)’ salary l
Q [t was Prof. Enoch Grehan, Dr. Donovan ll (01111”th record 01 costs and Sfillihg‘ prices and you will receive this amount each week ,1
1 said, who first initiated plans for the Univer- l‘” the May 24-June 24‘ period. i'churate‘ CVCII though you may work 1085 hours than t
sity’s own printing plant and who, in “1211;. records “'111 be CXLYCIDCIy important. your regular workweek. :
l put up $2000 of his own money to purchase The ChlUSC Lhill CXCIhPtS newspapers from “/1. If you work any time in excess of your ,' l
the plant‘s first equipment. PI'ICC COIIU‘OJS under the 131W enacted by COD- regular workweek, you will receive over- i
2% i Hall of the buildings construction cost SIC-55 ICdd-S db [0110V\’$~ th zlllthOI‘It)’ COH- time compensation at the rate of $1.56 an i.
g3 will be paid from accumulated profits of the lerred by thls £1th shall “(’t be CXCFClSCd hour which represents time and one—half l
.; Kentucky Kernel with the remainder to be With respect [0 the lOHOng.’ - - ~ 1’1‘1C65 or computed on your basic hourly rate." 3
financed through sale of revenue bonds to rentals 101‘ materials hlrhlSth hn‘ PllthII- Holding that this agreement was valid, 1 >
, be repaid by the paper’s future profits. Lion by any press HSSOCHIUOII or 162M111“: 58F- the court‘said the employee’s “regular rate” ;
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The new structure Will become the first “(Li h00k5, magazine, mOUOH pictures, pCII- was the hourly rate designated by the con- 5'
permanent home of the UK Department of OLhCillSi or newspapers, other than as waste tract, and “since overtime was compensated
Journalism. The building is the first of its or scrap; or rates charged by ally person in [or' at the rate of not less than 1-1/2 times l
‘ kind in the commonwealth. th hUSIHCSS 0t operating 01" l)lll)115hmg 11 the regular rate, the provisions of the Act 1
‘ Materials sealed into the cornerstone in- newspaper, perlodu‘éll, 01‘ magazme, or 0P- were sulliciently complied with.” l
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clude copies of the Louisvdle Courier-Jour- U‘mhg d ““10 blotch-sung 01 [916131011 Under the amended VVage-Hour Law, 1;
l 11:11, Lexington Herald, Lexington Leader, “.3110", 3 111011011 [Name or other theatre Belo contracts are sanctioned only for em- l
l and the Kentucky Kernel; a University cata- - enterprise, or outdoor advertlsmg lilClhthSf’ ployees whose work necessitates irregular i
log; a co) of the cornerstone ceremon )ro- hours, and whose weeklr Guaranteed salar . .
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gram; a directory of the Kentucky Press As- covers a workweek of not more than :30 l I
‘ sociation; copies of the Kentucky Press and Cooking SChOOlS hours. l
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other inlormation concerning the Assoc1a- H . . ; f
i . . - i\l‘.:\ informs us that a household wax m.“ I
l tion; the UniverSity yearbook; and a com« 1 . l . d t‘ . t
. . . )ro( ucer is current settinr U) a ver ism ‘ , . . . ‘ I
, plete kit lor National Newspaper “766k. 1 y 5’ . I . g Someone by the name ol. Arclas Vitkauskas ‘ ll
plans and wants to know of any cooking Y ., - * ll
1 . oi l\ew [crsey, has been asking some papers . g
“0'“ schools now planned or scheduled lor the . , ‘ , _ , g i
. . . 7 . . in Kentucky for sample copies. Our adVice l:
. , , _ , coming tall and wmter season. 111C wax is _ , l:
l lhe members 01 the Kentucky Press As- . . is not to send sample copies unless you *
. . . something new and the agency handling . . h g
l sociation extend their sympathy to Mr, and . know who is getting them, and why. loo ‘
. ,. . , . same wants to work through cooking schools. _ , ' .
Mrs. harl W. Kinner, West Liberty Courier, , . . . many rackets spring therefrom.
l . ’ \‘\e are told the program is something like
, ‘ on the death of Mrs. Nellie Hensby ‘Vebb, . , , , . ; l
S . . this: . The Damon ]. Swarm Advertismg Agency, ;
, mother 01 Mrs. Kinner, and to Herndon J . , . . . y , ‘ . . . . , l
11 y , _ . . After learning the locations of the cooking Atlanta, Ga., serv1cing the Dime-Home Stores ‘
Lvans, Pinevdle Sun, on the death of his . . . ,
, ‘ , schools, local dealerships Will be established. account, has suggested to some newspapers ,
il 1 lather, Iohn G. Lvans, 90 years old, who . . .,
, , ‘ . . A limited number of free samples of the that the agency handle composmon and , '
(lied on route to a hospital at Shelbyville . . . _ ‘. , _
. . wax Wlll be distributed at the school. Con- other material ot future advertisements to
lrom Frankfort where he had made his . . . . . . . . :
h current with this, national ads Will be placed Improve reproduction. In return lor this, ‘ '
ome. . . . . . . . , .
l in local papers describing the product and the agency is asking publishers for a credit i l
l The Sebree Banner, Byron Royster, pub- listing local outlets where it may be pur- against the amount of space used by Dixie- ,
lisher, started its thirty-seventh year on Sep— chased. Home Stores. The agency suggests a credit- j v
.- [Cniber 5 under the name and management What to do: If you are interested in that of $1.50 for a three—column ad, and a credit j
l 0f the Royster family. The elder late R. H. you are planning or are tied into a cooking of $3.00 for a six-column ad. Publishers WllO 1“
Royster named the Banner in 1914. Mr. school, notify your KPA oflice, giving us have received such letters from the Swann 5
and Mrs. Royster recently purchased the date and location of cooking school, sponsor Advertising Agency are asked to communi- . f;
tt\v().5u)ry Pike Building on Main and Spring or sponsors, and expected attendance. We cate with the KPA ollice, giving copy of the ‘i
Streets in Lexington. will carry on l'rom there. replies to this request, . q
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1‘ 1111 111111111111 I 1 Cl n' Employees Under tax bills pendingr at \1 as ling r, Representatives and the senate of the con- i E
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11 1 111111 1i 1 cent interpretation of the postal laws. U S as waste or scrap; or rates Charge y’d- I E 0“. d S. and CheCk carefuuy the con- E
111 1 111111 111‘1 Frank I. Delaney, SoliCitor for the . . Person in the business of operating a 11.10 lor ad ‘01. err CheCk the KPA Office for E
111 1 111111 11' 11 Post Office Departmcnt says “Ch Stunts eon- broadcaSting or television station, a motion tents of {he'lads. one of the following: 1 E
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1111 1 1‘ 1311111 1 ionducting them non-mailable. -H15 1111165 (10m advcrmmg [‘mllmes' Ulm‘tcr NCWYYOYk E
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1111 111». 11 in examining all ol the clasSificd 1 ’5 papers. “I“ ’ ‘ Ad ertismg serVice of san Anton“), ‘ E
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'1 ‘111 1'111'1 '1 ' sentation of news, as set forth in the Canons of Journalism. It advocates “I'm are
'11 "1 1'111' 1 1‘1 (”“0131 PUbhcah‘m 61' she Kentucky strict ethical standards in its advertising column. It opposes the publica- 1 circulatio
'11 1 111.11 1 1111 1'11 1 121855 Assoc'a Ion tion of propaganda under the guise of news. It affirms the obligation of a madam-O
11 1111.1"1' 1111111 1:111 Victor R, Portmann, Editor-Publisher newspaper to frank, honest and fearless editorial expressions. It respects 1116111115111,“
11 111111111 1111111111111 —————— ‘ equality of opinion and the right of every individual to participation in 1111311011;
111 111‘ 1111111111 :' Printed On The Kerh‘fl Press» Lexmgt‘m the Constitutional guarantee of Freedom of the Press. It believes in the newsstanc
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11 1 1111111 '11111'1'11 1 Kentucky Press Association medicine, that it won’t be in the same issue clear yellow, Shad Bush and Mountain Ash; grow to h
. 111 ' 111111'111'1'11111 1 Ice LaGore, President, Sun-Democrat, Paducah that you’ll be carrying some lineage [or the bright yellow to orange and scarlet, Sugar (1) 'Arran
1 11 1 1111'1' ’ 111l111'11 ." Douglas Cornette, Vice-President American Medical Association! The public Maple; bright yellow-orange (rarely purple), 1 copies to 1
11' '111'1 111111 1 1' Courier-Journal, Louisville wants your editorial columns to be C0n1- \‘Vilch Hazel; clear yellow, Beech; yellow to CflSiOHald
‘1 ' 1'1'1111111111" 1 ViCtOY R- Portmann, Secretary-Manager 1 L pletely divorced from your advertising col- dark purple, Ash; yellow and golden-yellow, 1ment wea
'11 11111111 11 11'11 D‘ t VTDE’S'W :3: Kzrzlcllsijétiemngton umns. If you are planning a rousing editor- Poplar: light yellow, Striped Maple and 1 [er disadv1
" 1 11111 1'1 1 11 ' 15 "c xecu l e " '0‘” ' l' 1 l licine )lease don’t Willow: brirht to oran I ll 1 B' h- 1 ld'l ‘ma‘
. 11 11111111 1111 11 1 _ ia] against socia IZC( met , I g ge ye on, ire 1 P3 e 1 ea e1 1
'1111 11111 1 1111111111 Chairman, Bennett 1123011, Edwin}? g8"): $123” make it a part of the tie-in campaign which yellow. Silver Maple; yellow and scarlet, 130 unsold
1 "1' '1 1111 11111111 11 1 Egg: (figyhgfciegecdhsd: 1:11th B'lenéajnes, we hope you will sell in connection with the Mountain Maple. 1 sell them
3 " “1111 1111111 P é't N B 1m G . Third Neil AMA ad. In short, let’s not go out of our (111 the d
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"'11 1' '1'11' 1"1 Fourth, Albert S. Wathen SI", Standard, Bards- who claim our editorial views are also for I - ' 1 th
1 1:11 1111 "11 111 '111 town; Fifth, Charles E. Adams, Gallatin County sale YOU re A Busmess Man _ 11'1” 361:6
111 1 111 11151111 1'1 News, Warsaw; Sixth, Enos Swain, Advocate- You’re A First-Class Business Man If (I) ' - 1
1 1 ‘1" 1 '11‘ Messenger, Danville; Seventh, Thomas Holland, _ 1 1 1 Associatioi
1‘11 1 ' 111111 1 Daily News Pikeville- Eighth I W Hedden ———0—-— ion keep an inventory account at paper
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'111 11" 1111 11 Advocate-Sentirielfi 121t- iterl‘ling; lghnth, Nilarhn Eastman Kodak issued a memo to custom- stock (1);] 111:1“:- (2) You know tht you MK
‘11 1 I 111' D che Sentine c 0, on on; tate—at— urge, 11 1 ,_ 1 1, l ,1- - 1 . annua y y iscounting your bills, (3) You 1. -
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111 1 111111 1111111 2313:1211, £1.23: 0133:?) de'niygffiizr Mnéls'sign'ger, actual needs. An excerpt ponits out un- 1‘1“)“ “’h‘” 1‘ C05“ t0 1’“)th edCh 10h- (1’) 1,0011S C1105
1111'1' ‘11‘i111 Brandenburg. ' ' less the demands of a wartime emergency 30” know ‘1’th YOU OWC- (D) You have a 1‘0 1110011 Exh'i
1111 111111 _ increase substanitally we believe that our “3111 appraisal, and keep 21 COPY in 11 $2116 1111- Graphit
'1 1 '11 11111 increasingly high production rate should be place 0.11“th YO‘UY plant. (6) You figurest‘ock 1111. Basker‘
1 1 111 1111111' 1 " "I . AI. DI'O!.AL adequate for all our customers if purchases at “Wall 11511311035. (7) You make suthICIlt 1 Seventee
1111 1 11 111111 ‘ 1 1,' -1 L ‘ . ' A s t are based on actual needs." allowances for (leprecmtlon and bad debts. :m‘ard dim
1111 1 11111111 1 111 1 131 1:11;} (8) You know what is due you. (9) You can 11111111 Bask1
11111 ‘1 11111111 1 ' 1f 1 “‘14-" A c 111/E M1111 11 1 11- ‘—.—.——_ furnish your batik a financial statement at 11x1" Mon
111 " '111111'11 -. Advice is that the newsprint situation is once. (10) Collections are made as rapidly 111 rthe Me
11‘ ' 1 11 ' 1| 1 —"_“.""——"——_”_ very tight. Transportation troubles and the HS accounts increase. (11) You attend the “7. A. ij
E1111 ' 111' 1111111 1 KPA Mid_Winter Meeting Canadian rail strike put shipments several meetings of your association. (12) You make 11111111013 of 1
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