The Times

Thursday, November 3, 1960, page 61 (of 63)

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SUBURBIA TODAY PRESENTS The Last Contest Ever For People Who Never Enter Contests!

and the only contest that offers you a choice of entry blanks! [Circle Blank:] NAME ADDRESS CITY ZONE STATE MY LINE IS I READ SUBURBIA TODAY IN NEWSPAPER [Upside-Down Triangle Blank:] NAME ADDRESS CITY ZONE STATE MY LINE IS I READ SUBURBIA TODAY IN NEWSPAPER [Irregular Quad Blank:] NAME ADDRESS CITY ZONE STATE MY LINE IS I READ SUBURBIA TODAY IN NEWSPAPER ATTENTION NON-CONTEST PARTICIPANTS: Besides being the last opportunity you'll have to participate in a contest designed especially for you who never (or hardly ever) enter contests, there are three other reasons why you'll want to enter: 1. You'll have a great conversational ice-breaker for use at parties, and koffee klatches. ("Did I ever tell you about the time I entered a contest for people who never enter contests...?" is the authorized opening line.) 2. The time you spend relaxing with this contest is that much less time you'll have to spend worrying about whatever it is you're worrying about. 3. You may win a prize!