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La gaceta., 1941-04-18

Der comparable las firmas de
los votantes con las firmaS que
aparecen en- ell libro del regis
tro. Una declaration jurada
debera hacerse para aquellos
de identification dudoSa a .0s
que Sc permita votar. En- ell pa
sado los inspectors Y S~ecreta-
rios de los colegioS no firma-
ban esas tiras de papel.
Otro proyecto de ley del re-
presentante Sheldon requiere
de las mujeres embarazadas
ell ser examinadaS por un me-
dico debidamente licenciado
para determinar 81 tiene una
enfermedad que pudiera ser
transmitida a sus hijoS.
Requiere otro proyecto de
Sheldon, de los medicos Y CO.
madronas, ell usar una efecti-
va seduction de nitrate de pla-
ia en- los Ojos de los ninos re
Glen nacidos.
Ell Representative Morrow,
de Palm Beach, present6 un
proyecto de ley praa declarar
ilegales las peleas de gallos.
Morrow entreg6 tambien un
proyecto de ley para d~eclarar
tomovilistas que lastimen a
los perros, Y OtrO para regu-
lar ell enjaulamiento de ANNA
les.
Acord6 aver la Camara pc
dir al gobierno federal esta-
blezca en- la Florida una de
sus fabricas de municiones.
Empez6 la legislature a con
siderar una ley en- contra del
taller cerrado, en- proyectos
costeados con dinero del 60
bierno. Presentaron ell proyec-
to, redactado por ell abogado
general Watson, Al represen-
fantes. I'm proyecto igual Sc
presentara en- ell Senado. Pas6
ell proyecto, en- la Camara, a
los comites de trabajo y anne
ricanismo. La semana que vie
ne sc efectuara un juicio pd-
blico.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

10000 600 hombres, sc han rem
dido ncoudicionalmente segun
ell alto mando aleman.
Dur6 la lucha IL dias. Calcu-
lase que pasa va de $4,000 81
nImerO de muertos sufridOs por
los nazis en- ell frente griego.
Roma avisa que los griegos Sc
retiran de Klisura, en- Albania,
temiendo ser cortados.
Berlin sostiene que ell numerO
de muertos en- la campana de
Yugoeslavia es pequeno y puede
,ontarse por centenares.
Las aviaciones inglesa y aus
raliana Sc ha nunido en- Egipto
realizan f~ormidables ataques
'ontra las fuerzas del Eje, que
e encuentran va a la defensive.
Miles de bombas fueron lanza-
las sobre los nazis, los que tam
bien son atacados con las anne
tralladoras.
Varios aeroplanos del enemi-
90 fuerOn destruidos en- Derna.
Las ~explosiones producidas por
las bombas sc sentian a 5000
pies de altura. La escuadra CO.
labora con ell ejercito ingles Y
bombardea las posiciones del E.
ie al este de Sallum, donde las
unidades britanicas combaten
con los alemanes y los italianos.
FL continuado bombardeo de
la escuadra, comenzado hace as
horas, ha frenado ell avance del
Eje a traves del oeste del desier-
to. Gran n1mero de vehfculos
motorizados fueron destruidos.
Los buques ingleses Sc acerca-
ron a la costa y mantienen Ell
fuego, a pesar de los ataques de
la aviaci6n enemiga.
Una escuadrilla realiz6 un e.
fectivo ataque contra la base ae-
rea del enemigo en- FL Gazala.
Cinco aeroplanOs alemanes fue-
ron destruidos en- terra y en- Ell
campo de aviaci6n Sc apreciaron
grandes crateres.
Los caiones de la escuadra
han hundido dos destructores y
otros ID barcos fascistas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Discurriendo. - Peligro. - "Aisladores." =
Secci6n de D.. de Protection y Auxilio. No hay
de~savenencias. - Los turcos.-Gayda a~conseja

Circularon aver rumores, en-
West Tampa, sobre desavenen-
cias entire "Chuspi" y "Parru-
ca; pero luego de una minucio-
sa investigation podemos aEeI
gurar que los dos incansable-
mente trabajan por ell exito de
la Fiesta Primaveral.
"ChuSpi' es ahora ell jefe; pc
70 "Parruca" recuerda sus jor-
nadaS triunfales y siente ell re-
verdecer de los laureles.
Y cada vez que surge una Sc
ria dificultad, "Chuspi" consul
ia y siempre oye, entire otros, el
autorizado parecer del correctj
expresidente.
iPasar de 1900 cubiertOs es
ell objective de la S. de Propagan-
da, cuya mission, pertinente es
repetirlo, consiste en- evitar que
los socios enfermos o sin traba-
jo pierdan sus derechos.
Habra que decirle a Inonu, el
p~residente mahometano: eres
turco w.. la Gran Bretana ha &C.
sado de Greer en- II.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
NO Sc APRECIA IA SERIE-
DAD DE LA SITUACION

Washington, abril 18.-En 81
corferercia con los periodistas
sl presidente Roosevelt declar6
hoy que ell pueblo americana no
aprecia la seriedad de la situa-
ci6n.
FL gobierno Sc propone ensan
char Embellishments su pro-
grama, con ell fin de construir a
toda prisa para In%glaterra, apa
rios de bombardeo. Tres o cua-
tro fabricas para hacer aviones
de bombardeo Sc van a edificar.
Tn contrato por varios Milo
mes Sc lie otorgara a la The Boo
ing Aircraft Co., de Seattle, es-
tado de Washington. Sc lie con-
cedi6 hoy un %contrato por "a mi
Homes a la Glenn p. Martin, de
Baltimore, con ell fin de que ia
elite una mayor production de
aparatos de bombardeo de lar
90 alcance.
Cuatro grandes fabricas 'es-
tan va construyendose en- la
parte central del Oeste Y haran
$500 aviones anuales con pie
zas construidas en- las fabricas
de automobiles.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

No Sc sabe cuantos aviones
tomaron parte en- ell bombar-
dec; pero ell pueblo Sc MUGS
ira satisfecho. Berlin, como de
c~ostumbre, trata de minimizar
los dahos.
Realizaron ell viaje nuevos
aparatos cuatrimotores tipo
Short-Stirling, que Sc dice SON
superiores a los alemanes. Ca
da uno es capaz de transport
ira varias toneladas de bonn
has. Son veloces y particular
mente fuertes en- case de de-
fensa, 81 son atacados. Dicese
que son actualmente los mas
poderosos del mundO.
Roma confiesa hoy que la
escuadra inglesa lie hundi6
dos vapores y un torpedero,
atacando un convoy que Sc di-
rigfa a Africa. "Varios barcos
en- ell convoy s~ufrieron ave-
rias."
La mayor parte de los tri-
pulantes de los barcos hundi-
dos, segdn la Radio italiana.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

Ell comunista a cara descu-
bierta es menos peligrosO que ell
"comunista'... envuelto en- dife-
rentes pretextos.
Cuando un individuo es CO.
munista Y 10 dice, por 10 menoS
tiene ell valor de sus c%Onviccio-
lles o 10 que sea-.
Los peligrosos de veras son
los nazis, comunistas, fascistas.
etc, que tratan de pasar por de-
m6cratas y defender los planes
de MoscG y Berlin.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
BOLETTNES De ULTIMA HORA
Los ingleses acortan SUI Inca ataron en- Bel
grado a 10000 personals. - ST bombardean a
Atenas o Cairo, Roma sera bombardeada. -
Llegaron tropas americans a las BermudaS.

ma no aprecia Guam aguda y peli-
grosa es la situaci6n, sobre to-
do alhOra que Grecia parece Sc.
riamente amenazada pero que
lentamente comienza a enten-
der Y este es conveniente.
Washingtonton, abril 49,
Llegaron a las Bermudas tropas
americanas que ALI Sc queda-
ran, en- su nueva base naval. s.
mandaron los soldados en- ell
transporte American Legion.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

Cuando ell hombre es honrado
y justo, no importa como piense,
jamas traicionara al pals don
de tiene su familia y su hogan.
Ell hombre desleal desprecia
la hidalguia y no tiene mas obje-
two que sus fines malsanos.
Ell vocablo LEADTAD es 81
n6nimo de bondad. respeto y es-
piritu de sacrificio, en- estos y
nos de middleton nazifascista.
iUn hombre leal jamas alta
cara o difamara a sus vecinos Y
amigos!
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

I'm individuo tan peligroso co
mo un nazi active, 10 es aquel
que habla de "aislamiento" fren
tie a la barbarie teutona.
Quiere "aiSlar" a Estados u
nidos Y asi ayudar a Hitler y
Mussolini... ipero asegura que
anna la libertad, la justicia y to-
das las buenas cosas de la demo-
cracia!
Quiza existan algunos "aisla-
dOres" de buena fe... pero de to-
dos modos son peligrosos. por
SUI imbecilidad o ceguera.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

Gayda aconseja a Estados u
nidos que 'apacigue" al Eje an
ties de que sea tarde y Hitler '
Mussolini resuelvan "comerse"
a Uncle Sam, con la barba y el
sombrero de copa.
Els ell consejo de un pelafus-
tan que publica 10 que Mussoli-
nj lie ordena escribir.
tLos partidarios del "aisla-
miento", sin embargo, insisten
en- predicar la indiferencia ha-
cha las democracias agredidas,
de modo que los dictadores no Sc
enfaden con nosotros.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

Menos escrupulosos que los co
munistas de "cara descubierta",
son esos 'charlatanes' que odian
a Inglaterra Y en- cuanto a Ale
mania ponen punto en- boca.
La mission de estos senores, OIL
vidando los sentimientos del pue
bio americana, es describir a
Inglaterra como un monstruo
w.. hacerle ell juegO a los totali-
tarios.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
C|UARENTENA EN- LAS CA
SAS DE PROSTITUTION

jacksonville, abril l8.-Se Ia
ordenado una cuarentena Ell las
,asas de prostitution de esta
ciudad. Pidi6 esa MEDIA Ell DR..
Pickett, jefe de salubridad del
eStado.
Cuando un burdel Sc coloca en-
cuarentena, la policia tiene el
deber de arrestar a todas las
personals que salgan y entren.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

Palabras d'las por ell sos
mentarista" de una radioami-
sora turca: Como Hitler nece-
sta ell trigo de la Ukrania y ell
petr6leo del Caucaso " como el
quiere evitar la guerra con ell %
deroso ej&rcito turco, escogera
seguir la ruta a traves de Russia
con su base de partida en- Ruma
MIA.
Els una nueva declaration de
"neutralidad"; pero sehalando-
lie a Mosc6 los mismos peligros
cue recientemente hubo de mem
cionar Mr.. Winston Churchill.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18

ST listed anhela la derrota de
In~glaterra, viviendo en- Estados
Unidos, no es otra cosa que un
traidor a Samuel.
mo Sc ha enterado de que va
mos a gastar miles de millones
de d6lares en- salvar a los pue-
bios invadidos y humillados por
Eel fascismo international?
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
Ell TEMPO

Nublad0s y temperature sua-
We. Maxima, aver, SO grades
minima, 81.
La gaceta., 1941-04-18
Miles y miles de Mdas son sacrificadas con
la esperanto de romper la Inca aliada

Ell gobierno de Atenas admite que
la situacion es grave.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20
SHIP FOR
 ALASKA IS
 LAUNCHED
Patton Slides Down Ways at Seaiile-Io Charter
 ; Waters in North

Last Saturday, at Seattle, a little wooden ship took to the waters at the Maritime Shipyards, ship built to fathom the uncharted waters off the Alaska coast.
 She had not the sleek, thrilling appearance of a man O war, and her name of Patton carried no poetic sound, but her mission is one which catches the imagination. z Commander A. M. Sobieralski of the. coast and geodetic survey, for which the little motorship-only 88 feet long-was built, voiced in sim pie terms what she meant to Am ericans. ss
 Tn dictator ridden nations,' the commander declared 'the launch ing of a new ship always means new aggression, new terror. new conquerings q but to us, a launching carries only the thoughts of peace, and the pursuit of peace full commerce. e s
 Many sea lanes are closed today by war. But this ship. and others like her, will go on opening new channels, new routes, new :vistas, for commerce untouched by vio- lence."
 The Patton, motorshipi with twin screws, will operate this win ter in Rosario Straits and later will chart in Southwest Alaska. She has a cruising radius of 4,500 miles, is equipped with the most modern fathometer, direction finder, and draws only eight feet, which will enable her to skirt almost any shore to search out danger spots.
 Sponsoring the vessel was the commanders daughter, Miss Kath- leen Sobieralski. who broke a bot tie of champagne over the Patton,s bow as she began her trip to the water. The vessel was not launched in regular fashion, but lowered into the water on a marine ranway. !. Builder was Sivert E. Sagstad, who honored Miss Sobieralski with the gift of wrist watch in honor of the occasion.
 Commanded by Lieut.. Casper M. Durgin, the $l500oO ship will go into service around November h
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

jed was $1057.
 The ratio of benefit payments to collections in Alaska for the year 1940 was sol, in comparison with the national average of cos.
 Sharpe explained that payments for total unemployment are sup plemented by payments for part total unemployment. An individual whose weekly earnings for part-to- tai employment fall below his es- tablished weekly benefit amount, may receive a part-total compen- sation check. The amount of com- pensation varies with the amount of weekly earnings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That on August 19, l941 in the Com missioner's Court for Juneau Pre- cinct, at Juneau, Alaska, Stanley Nowicka, of Juneau, Alaska, was ap- pointed executor of the estate of Herbert Lee, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present them, with veri- fled vouchers as required by law, to said executor at the office of his attorney Howard D. Stabler, Shat tuck Building, Juneau, Alaska, with in six months from the date of the first publication of. this notice.
 STANLEY NOWICKA, Executor. First publication, August 19, 1941.
 Last publication, September ,194l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

today that a recent publication, Social Security, 194l," released by the American Association for So- cial Security, Inc, discloses the average weekly unemployment in- surance check for total unemploy- ment, issued by the Territorial Commission during the calendar year l940, amounted to $14.67. The national average for the same per-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20
(af'sMeoI|w!

WINCHESTER, Ky, Aug. 20. = Thomas P. McCune is on the pay roll of local manufacturing com pany at weekly salary of TO cents, less deductions for old age. assis- tance, social security and unem- ployment insurance.
 Thomas is fat cat and polices the company grounds for mice. Whats left of his salary, after the deductions, is used to buy extras for his diet a4
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

Alaska Game Commission Building 424 Executive Officer and Fiscal Agent: Frank Dufresne
 Executive Officer Homer w. Jewell Alaska Merit System Territorial Building Room l08 Curtis G. shattuck. >A'AS Adiuant General Major William R
 Instructor: Maj. Jesse E Graham Alaska Commission Federal Building Room Sll Chief Engineer: Ike F. Taylor.
 Assistant Chief Engineer Hawley w. Sterling. AASAA '@A Territorial Building Room POS Director: Walter P Sharpe Bureau Navigation and Inspection l2 Local Inspector Hulls John M. Clark.
 IocalIn Inspector Boilers Newmarket. Office System Federal Building Room Charge: Technical Sergeant Roger Stevenson Shattuck Building Room Radio Inspector: Herbert H Arowe Ferguson. Custodian Service Federal Building Room l2 Vile.
 Assistant Custodian; George Gullufsen. Collector James J connors
 Assistant Collector: M s Whittier - Federal Bureau of Investigation Federal Building Room 'i9 Agent in Charge: Ralph c voge Chief Underurter Manager: Redman Clerk Charge Nadia c Trpete
 Fishery Management Supervisor Clarence L Olson Fishery Management Supervisor J. S Culbertson Regional Forester: B. Frank Heintzleman Division the Forest Service Shatuck Building Room Dvson Supervisor: Harold E. Smith. - , - o Governor of Alaska: Ernest cruening. v Secretary to the Governor: Estella Draper Deputy Collectors orl Sullivan Wesley overSy National Resources Planning Board Building Room sll c. Kettle Public Survey Office Federal Building Room sOl s District Cadastral Engineer: George A. Parks. Office Cadastral Engineer: Daniel Ross. Regional Dsbursng Office Federal Building, Room BOA I1sbursng Clerk: Charles E. Naghel Arthur Adams ' Alaska Office Federal Building Room 328 Secretary Alaska: E. L. Bartlett. Clerk -Stenographer Stella Young. Solicitors Office Federal Building, Room 504 counclor- at-Iarge George W. Affairs Federal Building Room lls Superintendent Claude M .Hirst. Administrative Assistant: Geeslin. Division Arts and Crafts S- - Shattuck Building Room l2 Supervisor: Virgil R Farrell Extension Shauck Building 10 Senior Organization Field Agent: Donald w Hagerty Construction Division Baranof Hotel, Room 504 Supervisor: Building Postmaster Albert Vile stration Building District Engineer: M. D. Williams Office Engineer: I. w. Tlroff. Public Welfare Office Territorial Building
  N I. Mccormick. Office z Territorial Director Hugh J. Wade
 Secretary the Director: Josephine Wright Building Henry s Chief Clerk: Peter Gilmore . Auditors Office Building Room 2O4 Auditor: Frank A.
 Deputy Auditor J. K. McAlister
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

 CHECKS PAID
 IN ALASKA HIGH

Walter P. Sharpe, Executive Di- rector of the Alaska Unemployment Compensation Commission, stated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20
DIRECTORY OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES IN JUNEAU, ALASKA

Territorial Building Room 2ls Commissioner of Education: James c. Ryan.
 Deputy Commissioner of Education Marie Drake Office Building Room 4o Commissioner of Mines B. D. Stewart Office Federal Building Room lo5 Engineer William A. Hesse. @4A Territorial Department Health Territorial Building oomnssioner of Health w w Council a s6 Communicable Disease Territorial Building Room l03 n Courtney Smith Division Building lo Engineering lo6 Kaarlo w. Nasi + Public Health Laboratory Territorial Building Room Head Techncan: Warren Eveland
 Assistant Head Tecl,nican: Allan Wcks Health Territorial Building Room 108 Charge Hubbard Territorial Department of Labor Assembly Building Room loS Commissioner of Labor: Michael Haas
 Chief Clerk: s. Mccucheon Library Federal Building Room 2O3 Josephine White. Treasury Federal Building Room 2ls Olson.
 Assistant to the Treasurer Thomas Martinson Liquor Enforcement Assembly Building Room 100 Enforcement Clerk: J. B. Carlyle Territorial Employment and Placement Service e.
 sommers Building, Ground Floor Director: Joseph Faakne
 Frieda Romanoff sr Federal Building Room 506 Clerk of Court; Robert E coushlin
 Deputy Clerk James w. Leivers
 U. Commissioner: Felix Gray.
 S District Attorney William William ,I mol1smsr U S District Court Federal Building, 5l2 : District Judge George F. Alexander. - Clerk of Court: Robert E. Coughlin 8ttss. 4 Marshals Office Federal Building, Room 50l US Marshal; William T Mahoney
 Chief Deputy Marshal: Flossie M Doolin. aH4e District Building 314 Officer Charge: J.. MacE<innon5 It Comdr, USNR. Office Assembly Building Officer: R. J. Gregory. U Federal Building 4O9 Meeorologis Charge: H. J. Thompson. Chief Meteorologist: w. Communications Commission
 A. A. T. Building Second Floor Supervisor D. L. Reynolds Civil Aeronautcs Airways Communication Station A. T. Building Second Floor Charge
 Assistant: R. F. Anderson.
 Juneau City Offices Office City Hall Ground Floor City Robert Rice 4aS9s
 Assistant City Clerk Etta Mae Duckworth. City Engineers Office City Hall, Ground Floor City Engineer: Prank Metcaf.
 Assistant City Chester Tripp Street Foreman: Lybeck City Fire Department City Hall, Ground Floor Chief. w. Adulvihi.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

SEWING MACHINES, Maytag washing machines, Iron rite ironers. Terms: $5 monthly. Liberal allowances for your old sewing machine or washer. Call J. H. Anderson, the Singer-May- tag man at Phone I'll, or call at motorship Hiawatha at Boat Harbor. Repairs, parts, service.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20
LOST and FOUND

FOUND- Pair of glasses near As- semhy Apts. Turtle shell trimmed. Call Green 545. Owner may have same by paying for this adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

FOR SALE-4-rm. house with fur nishings. Automatic heat. l2th St. Reasonable. Phone 366.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

.256 NEWTON rifle with 4 boxes shells, also automatic of German make. Call Red 634.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

BOYS bicycle, $6; boys bicycle, $l5; 40 single barrel shotgun, $5. 348 18th St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

FOR SALE-Girls used bicycle, $l5. Phone Red 119.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Portable radio. Call Green 110.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20
WANTED

WANTED Washing. machine. gaso- line powered. Write Box PS, Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

BABY CRIB-Good Condition, S5 Basement apt, No. ASA, 7th and Harris.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

NEW cabin boat, 25-footer, Com pletely equipped; would also trade in on larger boat. Phone Doug las 173. F si--ftf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

BOYS bicycle, S10; 4-club golf set, $5. Call Green 153.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-20

APARTMENT for rent, $16 month.
 Furnished. Phone 621.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

the desk to send play until the
morning.
When Arturo Toscannin instructions
TO have his ready the front of his
door and ingredients Scaloppni
Kristen Flagstad always has dinner in her but tulips
be the table the chef fondness
for Palmiers-smal cakes served with ice
When Milton Berries mother had birthday he ordered
orchids instead of candies stuck the birthday cake
The memorandum left desk advised that Tommy
Manves mother checking And that she would permit her
sons exwves visit They all quite
fond Of each other!.!
one of the interesting problems and this
~ ago untsnge a luncheon given Prime
Minister Ramsey Macdonald
His avonte dish but market strike made them
unavailable and had Of the by driving truck
load from Philadelphia And brother
sufficient peas for 800 persons isn't spnachN!
One that my memory a from the
bedroom of Gen Chan Wa Fang asked that the
Japanese picture prints he could sleep.
HARRY HERSHFIELD estimates he's attended than
- $500 dinners Aston always brings sandwich
wrapped paper along with him.
Il either oil talk explains I a
stomach"
George Skoura the theater stopped waiter In the
untng Room while working the Greek Relief Benefits
shake his hand
He the number when just a walter
the millionaire theater grnned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12
You Can Be Enthusiastic
And World Means More
By Elsie Robinson

IF | could have my choice,
Id rather work with one
genuinely enthusiastic person
than with dozen genluses
heroes or budding saints.
Rcams have been written
about the beauty Of various
virtues which. though un-
doubtedly admirable. are apt
10 become a bit snug in the
neck band.
But when il comes 10 down
right pleasant. practical CO.
operation, you can make mine
Enthusiasm. every time.
Talk about transfuSionS.
Contact with a real Enthusiast
will do more 10 revive shat
tered self-respect and be-
draggled faith than a whole
Blood Bank.
Get me right, though BY
Enthusiasts, | am NOT re-
ferring to those palpitating
Pollyannas who plaster sweet
ness and light all over the
place like discarded wads Of
gum. Such creatures are frank
exhibitionists with a carefully
calculated act. Each con-
scious Smirk each trill
and tootle is Self-serving.
Thanks he. a true Enthu-
siast has nothing in common
with such ersatZ substitutes.
There's no pose or pretense in
his genuine enjoyment. He is
simply a warm. generous
human being. so honestly
pleased with life that he
passes his Joy along spontane-
ously-often unconSciously.
NOR is thiS-as is popularity
~ supposed-due TO a mat
ural disposition" Like our
other virtues. Enthusiasm can
be and generally is developed
deliberately
There's no trick about il.
It's simply matter of view
point OF broadening ones
interest. curiosity and delight
until they include every angle
Of the Big Parade instead Of
being focused on purely per-
Sonal problems.
I'm thinking Of two girls
who worked with me once.
They we're both bright. attrac-
tive youngsters, Of about the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-12

The long knife nights fol-
lowed the ReichStsg IRE m Feb
rusry, 1888. SwIft-moving storm
troops descended on the Com
n1unISts in Germany. Jan VaIun
and other Reds lived the lives
of hunted animals. The GeStapo
searched VsiurS home in Ham
burg. Fireiei. his wife. escaped,
bur Baby Jan was in Nszi hands.
Vsltin. unable 10 effect a rescue.
returns again 10 Firelei, Only 20
find thar she. TOO. has vanished.