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1962
Motion Picture News
THE UNITED STATES FUEL ADMINISTRATION
Has taken Space No. 85 for the National Motion Picture Exposition to be held in Madison Square Garden, October 5th to 13th inclusive. P. B. Noyes, head of the Conservation Division, was extremely enthusiastic over this exposition and said that it had the endorsement of the Fuel Administration.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, PUBLICITY DIRECTOR FOR THEf AMERICAN RED CROSS
is heartily in favor of this exposition. He has taken space and has instructed his assistants in New York to prepare a large and attractive exhibit.
THE UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION
Has also arranged to take generous space and stage an attractive exhibit. Herbert Hoover, the Food Administrator, was the first Government official to realize the importance of the motion picture for propaganda purposes. He naturally woidd not overlook such an opportunity as this war service exposition.
THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
Evidently realizes the importance of this exposition. Nearly every department of the Government looks upon it with favor and enthusiasm. As a patriotic duty, can the motion picture industry do less?
THE MOST DESIRABLE LOCATIONS ARE
Rapidly being disposed of. Many concerns entirely outside of the motion picture business are making arrangements for space. As a means of reaching the general public they realize the value of this war service exposition. For information and contracts apply to
The Motion Picture Exposition Company
Times Building, New York City