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. 2 - In the case of musical works, entries shall consist of: 1. Two (2 ) taped copies of the broadcast at l£ IPS or 7-1/2 IPS 2. Two (2) copies of the score 3* One (1) copy of the words or script of the broadcast U* Biographical description of the composer and program notes concerning the back¬ ground of the music itself. In the case of documentary broadcasts, the following should be submitted: 1. Two (2) copies of the taped broadcast at 7-1/2 IPS or 15 IPS 2. A copy of the script of the broadcast 3* Biographical material concerning the writer and procedure of the broadcast. Should NAEB decide to enter any composition or documentary broadcast in the prix Icalia, the composer and/or writer, and/or producer, will be required to sign two (2) agreements: (1) An agreement to reimburse NAEB the sum of $1900. from any prize money which may be awarded. (2) An agreement to permit rebroadcast of the prize-winning show by the broadcasting organizations of constituent countries at a copyright fee no greater than approximately $120. per broadcast. (The payment of a copyright fee does not apply to broadcasts in the United States by mem¬ ber stations of the NAEB where permission must be given for broadcasts without fee.) The juries for 1956 will meet in Rimini, Italy during the first week of September. The 1956 Jury for Music will be composed of representatives from Belgium, France, Luxemburg and Monaco. The 1956 Jury for Documentaries will be composed of repre¬ sentatives from Austria, Canada, Great Britain and Switzerland, Since there is a great deal of script translation, entry blanks, agreement details and other chores to accomplish, it is requested that entries be forwarded at the earliest practicable moment in the form above described. Further information, if required, is available by correspondence or telephone.