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Sunday Morning frt-- list Prize 2nd Prize $5 000 3rd Prize $2 000 4th Prize Sit000 5th Prize $750 6th Prize $500 7th Prize $250 8th Prize $175 9th Prize $100 10th Prize $100 llth to 25th Prizes each $25 $375 Next 475 Prizes each $10 514750 I Total $25000 I 7 67 11 II 1r 0 Id et ill Gra MAIL YOUR SOLUTIONS BY MIDNIGHT THURSDAY SEPT 16th UZZLE No JaDIELEL tizzies' to PUZZLE No PUZZIE 14eI: 4 Seare 1704aeg MAIL YOUR SOLUTIONS ENTRY FORM IN LOWER RIGHT CORNER ODAY READ MAGAZINE invitesyou to enter its new delightful puzzle contest We will pay 500 Prizes to the 500 winners who solve the puzzles and submit solutions in accordance with the Official Rules First Prize is $10000 2nd is S5000 3rd Prize is $2000 Complete list of Prizes is printed on this page con enter by using the Entry Form printed in the lower right corner of this Moil your Entry on or before Midnight Thursday September 16fh You can today! The first 6 puzzles are printed on this page You Sotve the Puzzles and Send in Your Solutions Each Week this contest your solutions are to be submitted each week over a period of eleven weeks puzzles are divided in Series of six Thus each six puzzles are called a "Series" and as prosided in the Rules there are 20 Series to the Group You solve and submit your solutions to one or more Series each week in accordance with the dates specified for the sending of the sarious Series Please read the Rules carefully SeriesNumber 1 is Printed on This Page Mail Your Solutions by Midnight Thursday September loth the six puzzles printed on this page They constitute Series Number 1 Solve and mail solutions to Series Number 1 on or before Midnight Thursday September 16th Immediately upon receipt of your Entry we will mail you the various Series of puzzles they are currently issued You will receive the puzzles by mail in ample timeto solve the puzzles and mail your solutions in accordance with the mailing dates specified for same We will Publish Series No 2 in This Newspaper on Friday order that you may have ample time to solve Series No 2 and to submit your solutions same by Midnight of Thursday September 23rd we will publish Series No 2 in this Friday's issue of this newspaper Thus you will solve Series Number 1 and Series Number 2 the puzzles printed in the newspaper You will solve Series No 3 and all future Series the puzzles you will receive by mail Be Sure You Understand How to Solve the Puzzles vou try to sok the puzzles be certain to read the explanation on this page HOW SOLVE THE PII7ZLES There is only one correct solution to each puzzle Neatness does count If it is obvious that you have arrived at the correct solution then no trivial or irrelevant mistake in spelling ill count against you Every reasonable consideration will be given the Contestant consistent with fairness to other contestants Why READ is Conducting This Contest Like all other publications READ is limited by wartime paper restrictions on the number of copies it can publish Arpresent most of RIAD's circulation is represented by 11 'A stand sales While in normal 14 it Ii unlimited paper these sales would be Ft than sativlat tory nevertheless there remain eat month on the newsstands a valuable number of unsold copies These behest represent 'potential circulation for READ and an opportunity for added reading enjoyment on the part of the public It is the purpose of this contest which offers $25000 in Prizes to increase our number of regular mail subscribers by utilizing the normal number of unsold copies at the newsstands thus taking full advantage of the allotted amount of paper which READ is permitted to use a Few Words About Enclose 15 Cents in Coin with Each Series of Solutions When sending in each Series of solutiont the rules require that you enclose 15 cents in coin In return for same you will receive READ magazine for such period as is covered by the total of your remittances and in accordance with READ's regular published rates You will receive the magazine to the full amount of your I 5 cent payments irrespective of any cash prize won Mail your entry by midnight Thursday Sept 16th READ Will Be Mailed to You When We Receive Your Entry As explained in the rules you will receive READ in return for the remittances accompanying your puzzle solutions in this contest Immediately upon receiving your Entry we will mail you the various Series of puzzles as issued and in addition we will mail to you the September issue of READ Obviously as a result of the interest in this contest many newsstands may be out of READ Please remember therefore that you will receive your copy by mail 1711e Snit Cakt treibulle ----------4 HOW TO Sown TIM PUZZLES Be sure to read this explanation carefully before you try to solve the 6 puzzks on the right side of this page (SAMPLE PUZZLE) Note the Sample Puzzle abOve It was purposely made easy to show you how to solve the puzzles Notice that there' are several objects illustrated and also that there are several plus and minus signs which means that you add or subtract Let's solve the puzzle together The first object is a BRUSH Therefore write down the letters B-11-U-S-H Next you are told to add the letters OE and by so doing you have B-R-U-S-11-0-E Then you see a minus sign followed by a HOSE which means that you deduct the letters H-O-S-E That leaves you B-R-U from which you are then told to deduct leaving you B-11 Next you are told to add HOUSE and the letters NN giving you B-R-H-OU-S-E-NN From that deduct HEty and the letter and you have B-110-11-N the last name of the late famous columnist Heywood BROUN FILL III mum toLunans CAREFULLY ON THE ENTRY F0111 EVE Mr4112 THE rzuLEs Please Read Them Carefully 1pir-mit NOT LATER THAN MIONIGIIT 11 THURSDAY SErTEMUEll 16th 7 OF THE FAMILY IS ELIGICLE TO COMPETE -qw44 I READ'S Puzzle Contest Contest Editor READ Magazine York 19 NY September 12 1913 Co Pyright Z943 Read 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$2000 Complete list of Prizes is printed on this page inn sle isag con enter by using the Entry Form rttrzak printed in the lower right corner of this 1 -1 1 isisEISIIMMI Mail your Entry on or before Midnight Thursday September loth You can -I- I today! The first 6 puzzles are printed on this page '15 IRIOIUIN1 ii: 114-' 1 e771 I You Sotve the Puzzles and Send in i Note the Sample Puzzle above It was pur- posely made easy to show you how to solve the 7' week over a period of eleven weeks puzzles No tice that there are several objects a SW am punks are divided in Series of six Thus each six puzzles are called a "Series" and as Illustrated and also that there are several plus 4) this contest your solutions are to be submitted each pu h' protided in the Rules there are 20 Series to the Group You solve and submit your solu- and minus signs which means that you add or 1 IC Let's solve the puzzle together The to one or more Series each week in accordance with the dates specified for the sending 11111111111111111111 I i 1 i i I i I I i I first object is a BRUSHTherefore write down of the various Series Please read the Rules carefully 11 Next you are told to add the letters B-R-U-S- the letters OF and by so doing you have 1 SerieNumber 1 is Printed on This Page B-R-U-S-11-0-E Then you see a minus sign followed by 'a 110SE which means that you Mai Your Solutions by Midnight Thursday September loth deduct the letters H-O-S-E That leaves you 0 7 ''S UZZLEN 4 TIE P1 the six puzzles printed on this page They constitute Series Number 1 Solve and mail B-R-U from which you are then told to deduct 1 leaving you Next NN you are told to add ---1 NN: solutions to Series Number 1 on or before Midnight Thursday September 16th HOUSE and the etters giving you liti -1 14 Immediately upon receipt of your Entry we will mail you the various Series of puzzles B-R-H-O-U-S-E-N-N From that deduct HE 1- 1 111 1 they are currently isSued You will receive the puzzles by mail in ample time to solve the and the letter and you have B-R-0-11-N the I Nos 1 puzzles and mail your with the mailing dates specified for same famous columnist last name of the late ct solutions in accordance 1 Heywood BROUN 0 We will Publish Series No' 2 in This Newspaper on Friday II 4 I I 0 Al 1 order that vou may have ample time to solve Series No 2 and to submit our solutions 1 same by Midnight of Thursday September 23rd we will publish Series No 2 in this 6414 t''' 2 ens 1 ill solve Series Number 1 and Series Number 2 i r'-'11711-1 r----- $777) --it-7 1 issue of this newspaper Thus you f) the puzzles printed in the newspaper You will solve Series No 3 and all future Series 11 1116': 1 Li 'LI II Li 121 k' If the puzzles you will receive by mail i A to I I 1 1 Be Sure You Understand How to Solve the Puzzles OLN -i 104am 'H'' You try to solve the puzzles be certain to read the explanation on this 1st Prize 4) i S'F 172LES There is only one correct solution to each puzzle Neatness does C--i tad count If it is obvious that you have arrived at the correct solution then no trivial or irrelevant I I I I I I I I I i I I I 1 mistake in spelling will count against you Every reasonable consideration will be given the 2nd Prize S5 fo 0 0 contestant consistent with 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of puzzles with a letter of not more than 200 words on the subject: "What I Like Best About READ" All tie breaking Series must be qualified in accordance with the provisions of Rule No 7 Only in case ties exist after tie-breaking puzzles have been checked will the letters be considered aid in that event they will be judged on the basis of originality in description and general interest In case of final ties duplicate prizes will be awarded Upon entering the contest the entrant is asked to realize that the sponsors anticipate that a large number of persons may enter the contest and that a large number may solve one or two or all three of thegroups of puzzles and that the sponsors will not make known the number of persons competing in any phase of the contest irrespective of how large or how small that number may be be equally as acceptable as Entry Forms clipped from a newspaper or circular Solutions should be addressed "i and mailed to: Contest Editor 1780 New York 19 1 Solutions should be mailed in accordance with the provisions of Rule No 4 6 Neatness will not count Do not decorate your an- swers Just submit your solutions in accordance with the rules In case of ties if two or more persons toe in the correct solutions then the first two or i reserved for those contestants and more prizes will will be awarded in the order of accuracy of the sub- missions of those contestants to a first and if necessary tie-breaking Group puzzles divided in Series exactly like the first Group In case a secon tie- a second breaking Group of puzzles is necessary contestants Ati malt rt craw t2M" Will hi ennuirpr i sirenmt nn t2 1 READ Magazines Puzzle Contest is open to everybody with the exception of employees and relatives of employees of the organizations specified in Rule No 9 2 A group of 120 puzzles will be offered for solution The solutions to these puzzles will be well-known names among which may be names of persons or places books movies plays or songs fact any names whatever 3 A First Prize of $1000000 in cash or in War Bonds and 499 other prizes totaling $2500000 will be paid to the 500 persons who by their submissions achieve the highest scores in the contest in akcordance with these official rules 4 The puzzles of this contest are divided into Series of six puzzles each Puzzles 1-6 comprise Series Number One Puzzles 7-12 comprise Series Number Two etc etc the Group consisting of twenty series The first Series of six puzzles bears the submission date of Thursday September 16 1943 Each week for eleven weeks there will be one or more Series to solve as provided in these Rules Contestants should solve the puzzles and should submit solutions to same in accordance with the submission dates printed on each Series In submitting the solutions for any current Series a contestant is privileged to submit solutions for preceding Series Thus a contestant entering the contest during the time for submitting the Second Series should submit both the 1st as well as the 2nd Series and so on All Series must be qualified in accordance with Rule No 7 5 Contestants are to mail their solutions EACH WEEK Once you enter the contest the additional puzzles as issueci will be mailed to you Copies of any publication containing any of the puzzles can be examined free at the Public Library and tracings of the Entry Form will 1 READ Nfagazine's Puzzle Contest is open to every- body with the exception of employees and relatives of ees of the organizations specified in Rule No 9 2 A group of 120 puzzles will be offered for solution The solutions to these puzzles will be well-known names among which may be names of persons or places books movies plays or songs in fact any names whatever 3 A First Prize of $1000000 in cash or in War Bonds and 499 other prizes totaling $2500000 will be paid to the 500 persons who by their submissions achieve the highest scores in the contest in akcordance with these official rules 4 The puzzles of this contest are divided into Series -t --h a I ID--1 i 4( CA: KT 1 Week's Series this Entry Form by midnight of Thursday September 16th paod 10 All solutions should be addressed to Contest Editor READ 1780 Broadway New York 19 7 To qualify for a prize the contestant is required to accompany each Series of six solutions with 15 cents :50 ttlf illtitittlItittit Ur 1 erit oW 1" WA 011noAttliett itttttilli(11 elatatottlY 00" meopfre00000rtt-stlw A er ofttas-104 044tonL1Mk0Okelat "1116Afft AM IP 1x A40k 1 A 1 1 I I it i 1 i i i 1 I I 16 a 17 er!" :11 0ob A1 4111014--h40 P-1g- Mt "-AR 404064040111ktembalxt01101141k" A 41 lookmi 1401 1 1 1 I i.