lh. PUBLICITY AND ADVERTISING

Adequate accommodations for news photographers and
reporters should be reserved close to the speakers' stand.

We suggest as suitable local publicity (1) Editorials
in local newspapers, (2) Spot news in local newspapers and on
local radio station programs, (3) Congratulatory messages.

Extreme caution should be exercised in all publicity
against revealing any matters such as rates of production, item
costs, secret equipment, number or names of employees and other
material that might aid the enemy. Care should be taken to
prevent photographing of any restricted materials or industrial
processes.

If there is the slightest question whether material
for local use should be used, you should submit it for checking
in advance of publication to the Public Relations Officer
assigned to help you with the ceremony.

All material designed for national advertising or
publicity must be submitted in advance to the Review Branch,
Bureau of Public Relations, War Department, Washington, D. C.,

for clearance.

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