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Asbury Park Press from Asbury Park, New Jersey • Page 39

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Asbury Park Pressi
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money working at maximum usefulness for me?" If it isn't, consult competent advisors and sentence your money to a lifetime at hard labor! Investment counselors agree emphatically that no one should invest in stocks until he has adequate savings and insurance. They also point out that as you expand your investment program with extra dollars, you should also add to your cash reserve in the ratio of about one part cash to three parts investment. In the final analysis, of course, no one but you can decide what to do with your money. But you owe it to yourself and your family to ask the question: "Is my SEND $2 DONATION WITH PUZZll ANSWI AND OUAMFY TO WIN 18,000 -oo AwD3500 IN THIS NEWEST GEMEROY-MANAGED PUZZLE CONTEST EXAMPLE SOLUTION Here's ton in entertainment well aa a chance to ia up to $18,000 00? 600 fabulous prim in atH And the best part that everything you need to work thie exciting puzzle right before you! You don't need a dictionary or reference books. The words to use and how to apeU them are right on this page! You don't depend on the whim of judges; you don't identify weird pictures; you don't write any jingle or essays.

Skill and skill alone will determine the winners. All cah awards are paid promptly and in full (S495.O00 in cash awards have been given by G. F. Csmeroy within the past 10 years!) So, if you've been j. is MASTIft WOffO UST erlie) Jakarta) Piaeea Clark Jenser Sear Cloy Jhaise) Sots Donevee) Kimfare Skoett fttonie lawche Slariky OondM thoie Svkorne Graham Msllet Vienna Heyt Noslel Wagner Meant Nrhre Yomiil My Pari Zurich (Etro punle cliorti tent free os requett) yearning to increase your earning power, here your big chance! t-nler this novel and exciting MW puzzle contest right now.

Remember, 800 cash awards in all. The first prize will not be leas than 83.SOO.OO and this sum can be increased to $18,000.00 at the grand prise winner's option! WHY THIS AMAZING OFFER? This important campaign is sponsored by the Greek Community of Seattle, for the purpose of enlisting your financial support for its newly announced Building Pros ram. Organised in 1921 by Greek-American Veterans upon their return home sfter serving in the Armed Forces of their adopted country, a Community Center was established in Seattle to serve social and cultural needs. Since that time, theyounger element of the Seattle Greek Community has increased 400-fbld! The trustees of this Community Center, comprising the most widely known Greek-American citizens of Seattle, find it impossible to maintain progress with the outdsted facilities of 35 years sgo. A new Community Center to meet the demands of the younger genera-t ran is an urgent necessity.

G. F. Gemeroy. America's foremost Contest man, has been appointed by the Committee as director of this Fund-Raising Campaign. The Greek Community of Seattle, invites your support for this ambitious project which hss for its fundamental purpose the making of American Greeks of today into better citizens of tomorrow.

lU1Ur. ,1 I i agree that high-grade common stocks are best. But not all investors should approach common stocks in the same manner. "You should have three reference points in buying stocks," says one investment counselor, "growth, income, and safety." Growth stocks in relatively new, vigorous companies are of primary interest to people who, because of substantial earnings, are not dependent on income from investments and are willing to take the risk involved in waiting for securities to increase greatly in value. Income stocks in longer-established companies earning large profits and paying large dividends are more suitable for the.

investor looking for a present steady income with little concern about growth possibilities. Safety stocks are for those who depend on security holdings for some specific future income. There are a number of corporations with relatively small growth potential, paying fairly modest dividends, that are almost as strong as the Rock of Gibraltar. Behind every hesitation to put money to work in the stock market is the oft-repeated question "Are stocks a safe investment for our savings?" The following figures may clarify this question for you: About 9 out of 10 of the common stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange paid cash dividends last year. A composite of these dividend-paying stocks shows that they have paid dividends an average of 23 consecutive years at an average rate of 4.3 percent.

For the past 60 years, stock prices have advanced an average of about 3.2 percent a year (but this upward trend has been characterized by violent fluctuations!) Thirty-two percent of those who invest in stocks and there are more than 7'2 million of them make less than $5,000 a year and 76 percent earn less than $10,000. A Brookings Institution survey shows these investors are members of every profession and occupation, and are divided almost equally between men and women. Q-, iJii-ri Place letters to spell suitable words in each name section in such a manner as to obtain the highest possible Grand Total. All blank squares must be filled with letters to spell interlocking words which must be selected from the Master List of .10 words. No word may be turd Iwicr.

and only onr It Her la rath square. All words must interlock one with another. Spell vertical (upright) words from top to bottom, and horizontal words from left to right. The "key'' word SOCRATES and the 8 "key" letters "spoiled'' on the chart, must remain in the position shown. To begin, srlecf a 7 letter vertical word that will interlock with the in SOCKATFJS in which the 7lh letter will be Look over the Master List and you will discover that KSTONIA roust be the word.

Your next step is to choose a Metier horizontal word in which the 3rd letter will be to interlock with the in KSTONIA. Likewise, in this same manner, select a vertical letter word whose second letter will interlock with the in SOCRATKS. Continue thit easy procrdure to find the remaining 17 interlocking word to kll all blank it? wares is Ik puult chart. qZTD fm fan I i Each letter used in the puzzle has a point value (see letter value chart above puzzle). The 18 interlocking circled letters are erven tnole 13 times) value.

After using suitable connecting worda to fill all the squares, add up a the Grand Total value of alt the letters used in your entire puzzle solution, 3 Y- inclining tne sey mora aiA.rui r-- arm the key letters spotted on the chart. Show this Grand Total in the space provided at the bottom of the puzzle. The object to use words, the total value of whose letters will produce the highest possible grand total when all are added together as though they were in one long single column. Observe specimen raert above thr Officio) Piuil. Different words or awe? to illustrate the mrlkod to lollow.

When punle la finished, fill in vour name and address neatly in the coupon, and mail it with S2 donation to G. F. CKMLROY. Contest Director. Mutual Life Seattle.

Wash. Residents 17 sites' State. Canada, Alatka. Hawaii and Puerto Rico are eligible to enter Ikit contest il at least 17 years old. qifcm 1 LTU i i i i GRAND TOTAL VALUE OF ALL LETTERS Each contestant who submits a Grand Total to this puzzle within 25 points of the highest score is eligible to "move along to the Semi-Final Tie breaker.

The day we receive your solution I if qualified under the 2.Vpomt rule), your iieoreaaer witn rules ana master worn ust will He sent you. This Tiebreaker will be similar to the initial puzzle, but will require more word sections and a'larger Word List. With this Tiebreaker, you receive a Special Optional Offer whereby you may increase your S2 donation, and Arnve is my score lor this 1 rossworrf Puzzle, and enclosed is my S2 donation for the Greek Community Iluilding Fund. I undmland that my Semi Final 1 lehreaker is to he mailed to me at once provided my answer is within 26 minis of the correct total. NAME "step-up" your First Prize from S3.5O0.00 to aa much as 918.000.00! Ail contestants who achieve Qualifying Scores in the initial and Semi-Final Tiebreaker Puzzles are eligible to move up to the "Run-off" finals.

Such contestants will not be required to send any added donation unless they elect to do so. II is pouible to win a first Prize ol 00 without add- mi a penny to your original $2 donation. The popular "Qualifying Score Rule" ta feature of Gemeroy-suprrvised contests) will continue in the Semi- Final Tiebreaker. Hy this plan, if you achieve a score within 60 points of the Maximum High for the Semi Final Tiebreaker, you are eligible to advance to the Kun off" Tiebreaker. In the event of ties, consecutive "Run-oil's" (not to exceed 2 more) will be used to determine the 600 Prise Winners.

Please mail all letters and ozonations to O. GtMttOY, Contest Director, Merest life Seattle 4, Washington. ADOIESS CITY Ot t.O. STATf Ol MOV. Send coif), M.O.

or personal check to G. F. CIMIKOT, Contest Director MUTUAl lift HOC SIATUf. WASH. MADONf far entries It Jan.

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