The Washington times., 1938-10-22
PUCK COMICS
WEEKLY PRIZE
winner LISTED
Pair Of TITLES Capture
"TiIIie" Awards

Proving that Tillie appeals to
her own sex as much IS to the
boys, 10 Of the 13 topprize win
ners this week in the 10000 Ma
tional Puck-Puzzle Comic Weekly
contest are Titles themselves.
Winner Of the second prize Of
$3.50 is Alyce Andrews, 116 South
Swan st., Albany, N. Y.
Third prize Of $50 goes to Mrs.
Geneva L. Cundiff, 2195 Dudley
ST., Pasadena, Calf.
Only two men figure among the
winners Of the 10 fourth prizes of
$40 each. Local fourth-prize win
ners are listed below, together
with readers Of the Herald Times
who shared in the 500 prizes Of
81 each.
The puzzle featuring Russ West
overs charming and flirtatious
heroine was the fifth in a series Of
10 appearing each week in the
comic weekly-Puck Of the Herald
Times.
$1,000 EVERY WEEK
Another thousand dollars is
waiting to be won by the reader
who sends in the best answer to
the puzzle which appears Sunday.
And so on until the end of the
a01Nfask Aho1,oanA daI1arn aaLa
and every week!
While the young folks seem to
take most Of the contest club
prizes, the response to the $40, 900
national contest has been predoHni-
nantly from grownups, proving
again that the Comic Weekly!Puck
appeals equally to all members Of
the average American family.
One Of the prize-winning letters
October 8 came from q woman Of
so who loves Tillie because she
keeps her young"
Others frowned on the way she
trifleS with Macs heart, but for
gave her for being 50 pretty and
wearing such modish clothes.
October 8 prize winners in the
$4,000 National Comic Weekly.
Puck Puzzle Contest follows:
First prize, $50O-Armand Bar
beau, 2208 r Street, N. w.
Second prize, $250-Alyce An
drews, 115 South Swan st.. Albany,
New York.
Third prize. $5o-Geneva L Cum
diff, 2193 Dudley Street, Pasa-
dena, California.
Fourth prize. ten dollars each to the
Sn,. 6cSn Ave; 5Nn,S Detroit Mich; Mrs; ": J.
m: R: Gudsman, 1857 Clinton Ave-
PIainfield. n; j.; Mrs. George Rsrton,
-,s 1s BlODmfisld Dn st.. Lex Lexington Mass; :;
Avalon, Penn; Miss Rosalind shoemak-
er, Highbridge st., Fayetteville, N. II;
Mrs. ]. s. HOLMAN. 900 Buchanan ST.,
Taylor, 1oG4 Valley st.. BaiSimorS Nd. !;
Dickis Pohlman, 64O4 27th Ave. N. E.,
FIFTH prize. 500 each included:
Ben BENJAMIN; 1Ooo West sixth st..
Mrs. c. B. LeIdins. S51 Blue Ridge
Court. Atlanta Ga.
Mrs. Lyman Graham y1S Hober Ave-,
NcKees Rocks, Penn.
Mrs. L. C. Rice. Corner Trenton and
Franklin Ave, Williamsburg, Penn.
Miss Edith Fay Hammill, 1919 Lynn
Ave-, Turtle Creek, Penn.
H. l. Larkin, 66s Maryland Ave-, Pitts
Miss Mittis Church. Pretoria Rd.. Al
bany, Ga.
Bob Carson. Box 3l3. irwin, Pa.
Albert r. Chestnut. 1881 PennSylvania
Ave, N. 8. Pittsburgh, Penn.
=, J. RI: Kelly p. o. Box 147. Newport
Anna +. Fadum. a1O Light st.. Balti-
more Nd.
Kermit A. COttman. Lincoln High
School, Frederick. Md.
Miss Bertha NJ TribulI. S1o Grantley
Miss Bertha l. Hisber, SO2s PerryS-
Vile Ave-. North Side, Pittsburgh, Penn.
George Pennington, P. o. Box SA12
N. s., Pittsburgh, Penn.
Miss A. Isabel King, 1913 North Full
ton Ave-, Baltimore Nd.
Mrs. W. v. Albaugh, Room ., Custom
House. Baltimore. Nd.
G. B. Smith, Instructor. Thomas JEFF
3erson Evening School, 1919 East Forty.
first St., Los Angeles. Calf.
]. A. Charles (patient) Veterans Hos
pitaL Aspinwall. Penn
Homer e. Bender. 1874 WAahinR Rton