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Show FYbruarv ?4 Old-Fashione- New American Dying Of Cancer Faces Future Exuberantly BEIXEVIE. Wash LP! -Bias Versoza Pasis knows he will die soon from intestinal cancer but he is exultant 'After all these years I am now an American citizen he says louking at the certificate that proves it I am so glad I am really thankful. I am really proud I feel like a newborn baby " - 1 a young man in his native Pasis 73 worked Philippines hard to save the $90 needed to book passage when he was 23 on the "Empress of Russia ' out of As "People are writing fewer letters, and it s too bad.' said Postal Service spokeswoman Jeanne O'Neill, because a letter is a very valuable tool "It's the most intimate form of correspondence Seattle "But I didn't know that I wanted to look at the country do some work I didn t plan to stay But he stayed and picked strawberries and cut lettuce at farms outside the city and by 1945 he and two partners were able to buy 30 acres in the Woodinville area northeast of Seattle. They planted it and built up a business selling vegetables and fruits to store In his busy life, Pasis says be never got around to becoming a in - citizen. "I tried once maybe 20 years ago. But 1 didn't make it. They give me questions and I don't g one-to-o- ' - 111 UTAH VALLEY SEHTOMA CLUB 950 clubs in Serloma International (One of However, defense witness Thomas Kliseo said "it's just a guess'" Gacy's "very serious' mental problems date back to 1972 when the prosecution charges Gary killed his first victim MAJOR SPONSORSHIPS - Eliseo's was the first direct psychiatric HIGHLIGHTS - Sertoma Foundation Worldwide Speech & Hearing Center testimony of the trial, now in its third week Defense attorneys say three other psychiatrists will testify about Gacy charged with more murders than any other person in U.S. history The defense argues Gacy was compelled to kill and should be institutionalized for the rest of his life. Eliseo Friday paraphrased the Illinois insanity which the defense hopes to prove applies statute in dt scribing Gacy as unable to "apto Gacy preciate the criminality of his conduct" or "conform his conduct to the requirements of the law " Elr;eo sail six tests he performed on Gacy Jan. 13 indicate he has "superior intelligence" and is among the top 10 percent of the population in IQ Service to Mankind Award Speech & Hearing Program National Speech & Hearing Month National Heritage Program 'Freedom Week Serteen 'Collegiate Clubs loSertomo International (for the Ladies) Business, Professional, Agricultural, & Related Commercial Interest Persons join Sertoma. - Friends have been dropping by the small Bellevue apartment where Pasis now lives to congratulate him. 17 THE BEST WAY IS THROUGH: were crimes y tan-P- age looking for a way fo do your civic duty? LDS CHURCH NOW SAYS-"Get More Involved In Your Community" A psychologist CHICAGO iL'PIi delving into the heart of the defense case, says John Wayne Gary is a paranoid schizophrenic incapable of real izing the sex murders of 33 boys and young men 45-d- t said recall happily shared memories and it is one of the most economical ways to communicate " The pamphlet quotes blind musician Stevie Wonder who said reading a letter in Braille puts me on a total relationship with the person who the letter is from " Abigail Van Buren. who responds to tens of thousands of letters from those seeking Dear Abby's advice says in the booklet that once she married and left her Iowa home she wrote a letter to her parents every day of their lives as long as they lived Mrs 0 Neill said the Postal Serv ice turned over 16 000 to the complimentary copies of the booklet National Council of Teachers of English in Urbana information A letter, it adds is the best way to organize your thoughts ... provide a record of exactly what you Gacy's Attorneys Build Up Defense problems They tutored Pasis and made a special case of Pasis with James Turnage regional director of the Immigration Service Turnage cut through red tape waiving the standard period for security clearance by the FBI and the usual minimum wait for a hearing after clearance. 'We made Mr. Pasis an American citizen in one day " Damlov says Pasis took his examination Wednesday morning and in the chambers of U S. District Court Judge Donald Voorhees. was sworn in as a citizen. Manila It was the beginning of the Great Depression when he landed letter-writin- Writing Week Neighbors took a special interest and enlisted the help of John Sandifer a newsman for Seattle television station KOMO who in turn got help from Dan Danilov a Seattle lawyer who is a specialist on immigration again e ve gjt she said Thir ot all the history that has been based on what people have found in letters If we hadn t had letters there never would have been, a breakaway irom the crown Bolger is such a strong advocate ot that the Postal Servie has produced and distributed bonklei All Xhut outlining j the virtues of personal correspondence The booklet distributed to high schools and elementary schools across the country, has from provoked bagfuls of letters in its own right grateful English teachers The booklet notes that letters can help people get a job file a complaint apply for college or obtain - Prov. ver nug Letters d7 W ASHINGTON I PI The Postal Srice worries that the personal letter th- - Dear Aunt Vliir national treasLre is a type Postmaster General W illiam Bolger e- -! mates that the nation s mailmen and women delivered billion letters last year and a mere 3 5 billion t those were designed to cheer up a inend sav heli to a relative or pine in print for a lover With business mail clearly in citnmand oi America s typewriters and pens Bolger decided to friendly letter put in a plug for the He declared this commg week National Letter know what to tell them hen his persistent stomach trouble was diagnosed last year as malignancy Pasis decided he wanted to be a citizen before he died . 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