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In the Graduate Schools

Committee Consists of Men Prominent in Advertising Field

Dean Wallace B. Donham, of the Graduate School of Business Administration, has announced that the Jury for the Harvard Advertising Awards, founded by Edward W. Bok in 1923, will be composed of the following members for the 1929 competition:

Frank A. Black, Vice President and Publicity Manager, William Filene's Sons Company. Boston: Don Bridge, Advertising Director, Indianapolis News, Indianapolis: Lee H. Bristol, Vice President, Bristol-Myers Company, New York: Allan Brown, Advertising Manager, Bakelite Corporation, New York: Ray H. Griswold. The Griswold-Eshleman Company. Cleveland; Robert L. Johnson, Advertising Manager, Time. New York; William A. Kittredge. The Lakeside Press. Chicago: Bernard Lichtenberg, Alexander Hamilton Institute, New York: Joseph Platt, Art Director, Delineator, New York: Raymond Rubicam. Inc., New York; Melvin T. Copeland. Professor of Marketing. Harvard Business School; Neil H. Borden. Associate Professor of Advertising. Harvard Business School.

The Jury will meet in Cambridge the latter part of January to consider the material submitted by advertisers and advertising agencies and that gathered by the School. The indications are that the amount of advertising material to come under the attention of the Jury of Award will be larger than ever before.

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