e.leofPoster ContestSeeks New IdeasletlaitiiTr A poster contest open u all en-ill listed ant. commissioned person-!sil-f_ nel of the U.S. armed forces serv- iw0 ing in the North African theater was announced yesterday by the Morale Services Section o NAT-mmas OUSA. j jaThe posters may cover any sub-,re ly ject the artist feels will help vrn (ai r- the war. Typical examples are d( :s, fighting spirit, r- suits of carelessness, knowledge of the enemy, malaria control, booby traps, alertness and venereal disease control.s alIdr-r-lev:s.,e,leles-?dleleinlele.leSestWinners will be given appropriate recognition and judging will be based on the idea am. the slogan. The art technique will be a secondary factor in judging, since the principal purpose of the contest is to foster original ideas.Entries must not be larger than 24 by 36 inches, should be executed or mounted on heavy card-boarc. and mailed flat, if possible. Ail entries will become the property of the Army and all posters or ideas are subject to use. Each contestant is required to print hisfull name, grade, serial number, APO number and nome address on the back of his en.ry. All entries should be mailed before May 30 to: Poster Contest. Morale Services Section. Headquarters SOS, NATOUSA, APO 75, U S. Army.uiditia'clwwslt;oiaieiaibollafttiaiitafiti