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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-12
Bingo Party

The Cape Fear Council, No. "a,
Daughters of America, will give a
bingo party Saturday evening at 8
O'Clock in the Junior Order Hall on
North Second street. The proceeds
raised from this event will be used
for the Orphans fund. A small
charge will be made and the public
is invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-12

The executive board of the
Woman's auxiliary of Pearsal
Memorial church will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock at the
church. All members are asked
to be present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Strong Teams Are Entered In The
intercollegiate Three Day Relays

PRAIRIE VIE W. Texas
scores o. athletes from colleges
and Junior colleges ia the soath-
vest area have accepted .nytaiio1s
70 participate in The t.n,A annual
lN' ercolleciate Prairie View RELAYS
and Tennis tournament which will
he held here April TO- II, l. and
49,
Strong teams have been entered
by Xavier iaclpdlng several re-
Jay teamr brace 81 ane hurdlers.
and strong fed team Bishop
Arsansas STATE. Houston college
Mary Allen T"iostnn Southern
and OTHERS lave nolhea taeir ac-
ceg'ance ~ invitations
Coach sam Taslor has strong
Panther tssm entered me 'our-
uswert among ae Fva.r.e View
trsfs men arc 81 scoe Holland lat
years nle sansafior. Roscce
Washington De hgh Jumper
who a9ao'e OF laapng s feet 4
incHes jo- Macon % Ine ana VINO
r. rola'ti oa o. ard a place in the
cs71ce - era norman walk
Or q rhIeag who hss shown pro-
n e o refe Pug INTO good
r
captain tsea AEn.ece SO.
'Af a1aNr on. IS ia good c0ndi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Champion
In New York
To Stop In
Pittsburgh

Joe Louis was in New York
Monday for series OF pictures
which will appear in Life magazine
in the issue OF June s. The pictures
will accompany story written by
Earl Brown, former star pitcher
for Harvard university baseball
nire.
Brown was in Detroit several
weeks ago collecting information
about Louis early days, be-
fore he sprung into the pugilistic
limelight by bashing faces along
the fstic highway.
The champion was in Pittsburgh
Wednesday 10 act as referee In a
charity card. Louis will return to
Detroit this weekend.
Co-Manager John W. Roxborough
said Louis will return 10 New York
the first OF May 10 begin the NOV
ing picture he Is slated 10 appear
in. The work on the picture will
continue through May 10.
Roxborough stated that no OPP
ponent has as yet been selected
for the champion for match in
June. He also stated that he was
not certain the bout, IN scheduled,
would be held in New York. Detroit
or Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

While Great Lakes was up to par
al the foul line Thursday night
against East Side. the boys were
unable To hit the hoops for field
goals with any accuracy. Harry
Russian ard Larry Bleach were t1e
only Great Lakes players VINO
could locate the range OF the bask-
et
Russian gave a remarkable exhi-
bition OF shooting az he collected
seven field goals and two foul
shots. He was high point man Of
the evening
Great Lakes started off in a
lethargic manner. and was only
able TO shake Off the feeling in the
firal period when they came on
with a rush. and with any kind OF
luck, would have tied the score.
The Great Lakes team came from
behind in the game with Peter Pan
Sunday night in Light Guard Arm
DRY TO defeat the Bakers. IS 10 80,
thereby clinching third place In
the fnal standing OF Triple A OF
the Detroit Basketball association.
Trailing IL 10 90 at the halfway
mark, the Great Lakes five spurted
in the final half TO overcome the
lead and go on TO win the contest.
Larry Bleach paced the winners
with seven field goals for total Of
II points.
Harry Suffrin defeated East Side
Sports. 27-26 TO win the Triple A
championship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

Well, the Hot Springs Derby Is
over and Super Chief won II 80 II
any OF the colts that we're in that
field are able to win selling race
up the line, they will certainly sur
prise me. / mear that field OF colts
was very cheap. Yes, too cheap to
run for a $1,000 purse.
Potranco, the colt thought was
sure thing In the said race. evi-
IDENTIFY trained off. was overrated.
lie had the best OF everything. in
Guiding Jockey F. A. Smith. No ex-
cuse TO offer for the Textbook
colt. Mrs. K .Denemark's stable
was shipped TO Maryland, and all
OF the bosses are in tip top shape.
Since u. worlendor has taken
over this stables bosses, they are
winning with regularity | know
this trainer very well. he has a
hard job TO hold. Good luck to him.
Joblot Johnny. the Negro sports
man, stopped In the Motor City. He
was on his way East. and said CAL
ifornia was tough this past winter,
as none OF the boys made any mon
ey. including George Hall too. So
IL the latter did not make any mon
ey, Il had TO be very tough, be-
lieve mo when I tell you.
The public's choices are stlll
failing the boys down Florida way.
II seems that only 90 per cent OF
the favorites have been able 10 win,
which is a low percentage for any
mans track Tough on the boys.
Well, here's news. Seablscuit's first
foal arrived March %. and II was
a colt from the useful mare. llle-
anna. and more foals are expected
from other mares on the Howard
Farm.
Man O'War. the boss OF the cen
fury, Is now % years old and (Big
Rcd was given rousing welcome.
Sir Damion Runs like bum
wher he is a to s shot, but watch
him run when he Is about : to l.
and George Odom laws his shekels
on the line. Yes, and Don Meade
will ride.
Ghalledon. the boss most fans
rave about. ia still at winter quar-
ters. Columbia. s. c., and he f.
training in fine shape. He will do
for Pimlico. Sure. think he will
win the Dixie Handicap at this
track. Honey Cloud. the boss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Parham To
Face Wiley For
Bantam Crown
Bouts Will
Be Held Friday
In Naval Armory

Mansheld Driskell. state welter-
weight champion. places his crown
On the block Friday night IN Naval
Armorv WHEN be meets Joey Nie-
hieloYe hard punching Detroit well
terweight In a l0-rourd bout
priske'l stopped Miehie'oye In
tie ierfh round last December 70
gain the recognition oi The state
RoNn< Commission as welter-
weigh, tile-aolder THIS Will be
Driskc'rs frs, t'ie acfense.
In another Boat on the card pro-
NOTED hv lnmy Hart and Waller
sharp. Charley Farhsm and Herb
Wiley. a sou.hqaw. WI meet in a
boat 10 determine The state bau'ani-
we.sht championship o. the state.
Drlske'l and psfham concluded
their training at ne Chocolate Bar
gymnasium Thugsaav While Me-
hielcye and W.lev finished insir
workouts 81 the Motor CITY A. {.
All ,osr have been reported IN TOP
condition 70 the tile matches.
Hart and sharp have arranged
a strong se?potrc card FOR the
condition FOR me ,iiie matches
In ore o. tHe prs'm.uaAes Aa-
poleon Mhs. w.l make his de-
hat "a professional s.ghier Nit
cheli a heayyNsigw- ~nn the pa
mond Be- namgensa.p last win
Tor. ard VENT go ro sem final IN
the heatyNeiSht division IL the
Golden Ginves Micnsi MI, %
pose Land.s White in his flrs,
fich, FOR money
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Brewster Center Basketball Team Hangs Up
Uniforms After A Very Successful Season

fine little player. Plays softball
with the Blackhawks.
George (Forks) Peaks scored
1O4 points in is games played this
season, his first with the Brews-
ter team. Plays softball with the
Brown Bombers.
Played with Trojsns
Airline "Mstey" Clark played with
the Hamtramck Trojans last year.
As a center he turned In f12 points
in is games. Plays first base with
the Detroit Cubs.
Joe Holloway was captain OF the
Highland Park Junior college team
last year, coming to Brewster az
the end OF the college season. In
20 games he scored 176 points.
Willie CSausage) Malone nas
been with the team longer than airy
other player, and is considered the
best shot on the team, getting his
shots Away faster. lie ranked third
with 127 points.
Roy (Go) Condition IL a former
Northeastern High School player.
Alex Childs is another ~ the young
high school players with the team.
In the summer Alex IL one OF the
Brown Bomber pitchers.
Roy Sleepy Simpson finished
his third year as Manager OF the
team. In the summer he plays base
ball with Quinn Stars and softball
with the JAW.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

The state middleweight champ
ion is not fully convinced that the
invader is better fighter thar he
is. aud therefore he is anxious to
meet the Man from Athens in re-
turn match, and as quickly as pos
sible.
Burnette has solid ground TO ar
cue on He had the battle won un-
Ill he ran into hard right In the
sixth round that put him down for
the count Of four. Although he
fought gamely through the remain
der OF the fighth. he was not able
10 overcome the knock down.
Christoforidis was on the verge
Of knockout in the third round.
Shaking of the effects OF a hard
right in the first round that stag
gered him. Brunette swarmed all
over the European title-holder in.
the next two rounds. causing the
> 1882 fans, who had paid gross
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

gate OF se.042.5O. to shrek for the
finishing blow.
Although Brunette staggered
Christoforidis with hard punches,
ne was unable to knock the Greek
of his feet. an accomplishment no
fighter has attained.
The card was Promoter Jack Nell
sons frst one at Olympia, and all
OF the bouts we're good.
George Moreland. Mex ca n
champion. lost 10 Billy Marquart'
Winnipeg lightweight; and Young
Kid Mccoy. Dearborn. won a close
decision from Irish Eddie Dune,
OF New York. Jimmy Webb, Dallas.
scored a technical knockout over
Jack Jarcy. OF Grand Rapids, In the
third. and Don Siegel. former Uni
yersity OF Michigan footballer.
stopped Buddy Dwyer, Bay CITY. IN
one round
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Great Lakes ~ Defeats Peter Pan
To Gain Third Place In DBA Playoff

One OF the staunch basketball
fans was talking about the Great
Lakes basketball team in general,
and especially about the last game
PLAYED against East Side Sports.
Those boys were preseason
favorites.' said the fan, and then
wound up behind the eight ball.
What happened? Frankly. It's
beyond me. III admit that I'm
puzzled. just as most OF the other
fans are.
Great Lakes Loss
The youthful fans expressions
followed hard on the heels OF Great
Lakes defeat. 80 10 81 Thursday
night by East Side Sports. knock
ing the insurance boys out OF the
Triple playoff. II was the sec
oud defeat the East Side Sports
had handed the Great Lakes team
in the playoff.
THE Great Lakes team, after
setting the league on fire In the
first three games OF the first half.
went into tailspin. dropping
three straights" the fan continued.
They came back in the second
half and won five in row.
Because OF this remarkable re-
cord. the boys were made favorites
in the playoff.
"You know what happened. East
side Sports defeated Great Lakes
30 to 2S. the insurance boys toss
ing off the game at the foul line.
The boys missed IL Of Is foul
shots"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Sport And Hobby
Club

The Helping Hand Society Is n
charitable organization composed
Of group OF women, president
Mrs. Frazier; members are: Mrs
Lillian Robinson. Mrs. Essle Nel-|
son, Mrs. b. f. Harry. Mrs. E.sls|
Boyd. Mrs. Frances Newton, Mira.
Josephine Talley. Mrs. Jane Wild
liams. Mrs. Priscilla Gamhy, Mis.|
Turner. Mrs. Simmie Jones, N,sl
Maize Johnston, Mrs. Frances Dsys|
Mrs. Nita Gown Visitors were:l
Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Orlcsby,l
Mrs. Griffin. Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs.
Worthington. Mrs. Moran Nf'.l
Wave. Mrs. Richardson. MRS.
Brown Mr. Patterson, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Benton. Miss Jennings. Mr. llar.l
ris. Mr.. Days, Mrs. A. Jackson. III
tie Misses valaida Talley, perlens
Tarbcn. Shirley Ogleshy Nasiesl
Herman rpshaw. Jr.. and David ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Charles Young Post
Nine Begins Practice
For Legion Ball Year

Fired with an inspiration 10 bet
'er their position in the standing o.
ne American Legion league this
year over that OF the past season
PLAYERS seeking berths with Chas
Young Post No. II began training
his past week.
The team finished in sixth posi-
hon last year, winning sic games
and dropping ~.
Among the players who have re-
ported are Kenneth Hogerbrook
leading p cher for the club last
year. and Tom Lowe and Harold
Browden. two ~ the best hitters
IN the league.
In addition. Ben Lowe. william
Hrowden, Harold Yusry, George
kenion. Philmon Coin and Phil
DAVIS have been out for the prac-
lice sessions.
The age limit in the League is
from II to II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

When the Brewster Center five
defeated Toledo Delux two weeks
ago 10 win the first annual Mid
west Basketball tournament. the
players began discarding their uni
forms and making plans for partl-
cipation in other forms OF sport.
This marked the first season
for the team coached by John
tCocky) Glover.
IL was the second time in three
years that the Brewster ave had
won a major title. Three years ago
the Brewster team won another
tournament held in Toledo and
which drew teams from various
sections OF Ohio. Michigan, and In
diana.
This marked the first season
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Lucius Ryan Reports
For Spring Practice

Lgeias Rysn former Ham
'ramcN Hish s,hool end ia among
the football rsnaidstes who turned
out as week al tho University OF
Detroit a, inc summons % Coach
Gus nofais.
RYAN s Fee inches viii enter
bic sophomore year next fa'i and
VIII be eligible Tor post en- me
TITAN eleven providing he can
etrr x.
Coach Dorais thinks highly OF
Rrin and prefie's hs vii develop
mo very good end
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

Whitley Abel won so much NOR, ]
with, Is back In circulation and
how he will come home shortly \
Maryland.
Don Guzman. i0-year-old. !,
still able TO win races. and | M.
to see the old time HOSES wiu]
Here's one for the end book "a coIJ
by Bulldog out OF the fast msrs]
Supreme Sweet. Now this ccJ
should fairly fly. and | will hays
TO have sporting wager on tn.
colt the first time he starts. Tedus
Patio looks like the berries out III,
first time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Bridge Tournament

A bridge tournament will h
sponsored by the Peter Pan Nur.
sery Friday, April IL at ST Peter
Claver Community center. 40 Flo.
at Beaubien. For further particu.
lars telephone Cherry 0727.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

ton and should come through with
an excellent showing this season.
Emanuel Lotion IS courted on 10 20
? aces IN tho high hurdles. Leslie
Gi'ss and 0iriS Jordan are other
veterans wro have returned.
Wiley Houston Louisiana. Nor
ma. ana Prairie View have strong
rfl teams 10 compete against the
crack team from Tuskegee. ma
fiora AAr champions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Noted Tennis Star Dies

NASSAU -(ANP)-Ternis enthusiasts throushou the
Island and shocked this week by the death
Ronald Gordon a. noted Gordon who died Mon
~ no General hospital after short illness with
G, club the Florida Tennis association An
community survived by his widow
mother Gordon brothers and sister In New
York
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

Oscar Charlestons Crawfords
came hack 10 win the third game OF
Tho transforming series. 7 TO s. at
Palm Beach under the lltes. 10
score their first victory over the
Ethiopian Clowns. BUS" Clark
sons so0-foot home run wallop
With 'wo aboard in the fifth won
the game for the Craws. clarkson :
running catch against tho center
field ferce. Henderson's one hand
stop OF sure hit over second base.
and he one hand stab nv Charles
ION. sO-vear-old PLAYING manager
~ me Craws. were features Of a
desperate attempt hy the clowns
10 no NJ The score or forge ahead
ir tho ninth inning. Score by inn
ings
~ West Palm Reach. Fla. h .
Crawfords 49,. OOO go 0ii-7 90
tthiop Clowns OLE 0f0 1905 10 o
Batteries: Keys. Wright and He'll:
Macan. Askarl and Tanzan..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Chatter OF Hoofs
That Was A Cheap Bunch In The
Hot Springs Derby
By RAZZ BROWN

Rough Pass this is the poison that goes in the Marv.
land meet and don't let the Christian get away as
goes it lays could be slaughtered for what know
about this gee, and ones boss is barred when these
boys from the Old Line State bet their money String
if you not dead from your shoulders up.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Ted Strong Changes
over To Diamond

Tea strong who PLAYED center
'or The Harlem Globe Tro,iers.
winners ~ the national profession
al basketball championship has
70 The Kansas City Mon
afchs and - now trying for MS
Old POSITION ar hrst haseman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
A Bowling Match
That Should Be Hot

There will be a bowling match
between Porter's a. ny Schueid-
or Company Au' bowling
teams Friday. April Il. 6 pm At
SANS Bowling alley. Mullet aud
Chene.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

The Ethiopian Clowns made II ?
straight over the Crawfords on
Monday night when after Zip
and tuck battle for FIVE innings,
the Clowns scored twice in the 9TH
and three times in the seventh. for
An 10 victory. played under the
arc lights. Score by innings.
At Miami. Fla. rhe
'rawfords DOL 100 O0O-2 g 2
Ethlop Clowns O3O 002 30x-s 10 I
Batteries; Norman. Harvey and
Bell Abhadaba, MASSES. sonny
and Tarzsn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

George Brunette Wants Another Try
With Christoforidis, European Champ

That George Brunette lost close decision to Antoine
Christoforids European mddleweigh champion, In an
eght,round bout at Olympia last Friday night is well
known to fight fans But there something the fans are
and that is George wants to meet the Greek
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
|Crawfords
Twice
By Clowns
Charleston's
Team Outhit
In Three Games

The Ethiopian Clowns insusu-
rated the 1910 campaign officially
Sunday with a ninth inning / TO 0
victory over oscar Charleston S
Crawfords OF the Negro American
league at Dorsey Park, Miami.
school Roy" lmpo Macar md
Askari held the Craws 10 four scat
tered blows. hut the Ethlops we're
equally unable TO connect with the
slants OF Keyes and Carter until
wild ninth inning. Wahoo singled
and Tarzan was safe when Carter
threw past first or his attempted
sacrifice, wahoo pulling up at sec
ond Tana was Intentionally pass
ed filing the bases. and in the
fastgaihering gloom. Harra sin
gled sharply 10 left TO win the
game Exactly 2499 admissions
we're recorded at tho box office. de-
spite threatening weather. The per-
sonal appearance OF Jesse owens.
as well M Of Fats Waller. who
with his hand IS playing ar en-
gagement in Miami were few OF
the side hishlishis which drew the
attention Of the fans. Score by in
ninSs:
AZ Miami. Fla. rhe
I rawfords ... O0O 000 OOO q 81
fihlop clowns 400 nm COL a
Batteries keyes. Carter and
Bell: Impo. Macan, Askari and Tar
ran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

Charles (Capt) Hutchins was the
veteran NJ the team and field cap
tair. Hutch. as he IL familiarly
known to intimates. Is rated as one
of the best guards in the middle
vest. sets Up all plays. and = good
floor man. He plays soft ball In
the summer with the Brown Bonn
hers.
Wilbur (Flashl King Ia the hest
drIbbler In the city, a smart little
guard. and paced his teammates
in scoring with Sis points. Plays
football. softball and baseball
Dee (Mon) jenkins played his
arst season with the Brewster
team and turned in 1877 points
while holding down a guard POSI-
ton. Fast tricky. jenkins Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

Glover had been at the helm OF the
team. In previous years he had as
sisted Leon Wheeler in coaching
the youngsters
Makes A Success
That Glover made success the
nrst year OF his managership can
he attested in the record the club
OF youngsters made while unable
TO win the championship In the
Midwest Basketball league the
team finished in second place.
Out OF the AZ games played
Brewster was victorious in 81, which
Il rot an uncomplImentary record
for a team composed mostly Of
youngsters of the High School age.
For instance, there was Cecil
paddle FooD Johnson. the baby
OF the club. Just rs years Of age.
Johnson made the jump from a
Glass c team 90 the brewster ave,
and proved concluslvely In succeed
ing games that Coach Glover had
not made a mistake in elevating
him
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-29
ALkSkA HIGHWAY K CRITICIZED BY
 CANADA ARTICLE
Project Called Absurd, h. folerable by Writer
 in MaeLean's

A Canadian opinion damning the Alaska Highway as mot only ab- yurd, but intolerable" is set forth in an article by c. M Campbell in Maclean's Magazine of February 15. Title of the piece, which an- swers one recently published in the Canadian periodical, is An other Opinion on the Alaska High way. Forget It :"
 Campbell writes that the high way would cost much more than it would be worth, that few travel CTS would use it and that it could not compete for convenience, speed and beauty with the Inside Pas sage water route.
 This does not mean" the ar ticle states, that ultimate justi- fication for the road may not be disclosed, but it does mean that justification is not in sight and that this generation would do well to banish the idea from it's dreams and concern itself with actualities that are facing it on all sides
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-29
COURT GAME I5 DEVELOPED
 BY JApANE5E
Main Features Com bine Tennis with Bit of
 Baseball Slugging

PEIPING, North China, Feb. %. Japanese ingenuity has devel- oped new court game combining the main features of tennis with a bit of baseball slugging.
 Unable to obtain standard ten- his balls because of the wartime import restrictions, Japanese sol diers have substituted a soft rub ber- covered sphere with a mini mum of bounce A wallop which would send a tennis ball a quarter of a mile, barely drives the new ball over the net A high lob bounces about two feet off the court.
 To keep the ball in play, the players have to slug away a la Di Maggie. hitting with one or two hands in what vaguely resembles a side-armed volley. The low bounce requires quick action and wide court covering.
 The new ball will never be well comed at Wimbledon, but it pro- vides the Japanese with plenty of exercise for q small sum. The balls cost 10 cents each in local currency, compared with the price of $l6 for three imported balls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-02-29
CIVIL SERVICE EXA MIN ATIO MS

The United States Civil Service Commission has announced open competitive examinations for the positions listed below Applications must be on file in the Commis- sion's office at Washington, D C., not later than April IT, l940.
 Specialist in Social Group Work, $3,800 a year, Senior Specialist, $4600 a year, Associate Specialist, $3,2o0 a year, Children's Bureau, Department of Labor. Applicants must have had certain. responsible experience in social group work agency, must have completed Q four-year college course, and, ex- cept for the substitution of addi- tional experience, must have had post graduate study in an accredit- ed school of social work Appli- cants must not have passed their 53rd birthday
 Specialist in Exhibits, 33,800 Q year, Extension Service, Depart ment of Agriculture. Applicants must have completed a four-ycar college course leading to a degree in architecture and must have had professional experience in planning and designing exhibits Applicants must not have passed their 53rd birthday.
 Technical Expert in Design and Distribution of Educational Publi- cations, $3.800 year, Office of Education, Federal Security Agency. Applicants must have completed a four-year college course and must have had experience in advertising research and in developing adver- Using techniques, including or sup plemented by experience in design ing international media concerning educational publications and their distribution. Applicants must not have passed their 53rd birthday.
 Full information may be obtained at 311 Federal Building