THE HERALD

MORNING DAILY · SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1943 · 20 CENTS
PAGE 14 · PUZZLESPUZZLE PAGE EDITED BY R. ANDÚJAR
SATURDAY'S WORD SEARCH
Find the ten words of the printing trade. They may read in any
direction, even backwards. Drag the pencil from the first letter to the last.
Letters left over, in reading order

Note from the censor's office

Saturday's puzzle passed review without a single mark. Three days later a boat that appeared on no register left port.

The censor looked at the ten words and never looked at what was left between them. Cross them all out and read what remains, left to right and top to bottom.

Words found

None yet.
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SATURDAY'S PUZZLE

An ordinary word search, with ten printing-trade words that anyone finds in ten minutes. That's what the censor checked. What the censor didn't check is that once all ten are crossed out, the letters left loose aren't filler: read in order, they say something.

What passed the censor

THE LETTERS LEFT OVER