Ask every merchant who has a sign writer or who makes his own window cards to make up in his best style a card or sign announcing the coming of the train. =Slides in Moving Picture Theaters.= See that slides are displayed in the moving picture theaters announcing the coming of the train. The following makes a satisfactory slide: SEE THE PICTURES AND WAR RELICS AND LEARN WARTIME COOKERY FOOD CONSERVATION TRAIN _FREE_ _FREE_ 12th St. SIDING, PENNSYLVANIA R.R. 10-12 A.M. 2-5 P.M. JULY 15 =Mention in Advertisements of Local Merchants.= Local food dealers, especially those selling substitutes, should be interested in getting their customers to see the exhibits and demonstrations. Ask them to mention the train in their newspaper advertisements preceding its arrival. In addition to the usual advertising space of food dealers your newspaper may be able to have a special page of food advertisements with a large announcement of the train in the center. Other advertisers may also be willing to mention the food train and may find a way to work it into their advertisement as follows: On your way to the Food Conservation Train on Tuesday, don’t fail to drop in and see our new assortment of men’s neckwear, etc. COMMITTEE ON SPECIAL DELEGATIONS Since only a certain number of the people can see the train during its brief stay and ALL the people should receive its message, it is important that special delegations be arranged for, with the understanding that the delegates will pass on the message brought by the train to members of their organizations. Morning attendance is lightest. As many as possible of these special groups should be arranged for during the morning. The director of the train and the chairman of the reception committee should each receive a list of delegations that expect to attend, also the hour when they will arrive. If any special group promises to come at a given hour, have a committee member meet them and introduce them at the train. People will be more likely to come if they feel some special attention is being shown them. The following groups are suggested; others may be added or substituted as the committee may decide: =Officials.= An official delegation made up of members of council of defense, city officials, chamber of commerce, trades assembly, Red Cross and other war agencies, newspaper editors, and others. This delegation should be the first to come in the morning after the reception committee arrives. =Schools.= Special arrangements for the attendance of school children in the morning are suggested on a separate assignment sheet, with the heading “Schools.” =Churches.= See the assignment on Co-operation of Churches for a suggestion for having delegations from church societies.