Show M H-M 1 I I I III I I I 11 I I 1 I I II I I T H I I II I I I I I I i 1 I I II I 4 I I I Dads Dad's i I Io o i Column I i iI I U III i I I I 1111 I II DO YOU wish the world were better Let me tell you what to do Set a watch upon your actions Keep them always straight and true Rid you youw mind of selfish motives Let your thoughts be clean and high You can make a f little Eden Of Ot the sphere you OU occupy Do you wish the world were wiser Well suppose you make a f start By Dy accumulating wisdom In the scrapbook of your heart beart Do not waste one page pago on folly Live e to learn and learn to live If n you want wont to give men knowledge You must get It ere you give Do you wish the world were happy Then remember day by day r Just to scatter seeds of kindness i f As you OU pass along the way For the pleasure of the many May be traced to one I As the hand that plants an acorn Shelters armies from the sun bUD So many Gods so many creeds So many ways wilYs that wind and wind When Just the art of being kind Is all this sad world needs Ella Ella Wheeler Wilcox O O O OA t I A wants us males to take takeoff takeoff I off of our hats if 1 the elevator operator is isa isa a no woman oman Will it be necessary too to tip our hats to the lady conductor when get wo-get on the bus or streetcar with our arms full of garden tools tools fools Exchange Q O MAJESTIC l ALASKA L. ALASKA IS Gods God's country Speak to any soldier who has been there and he will tell you so 0 Just mention the word I Alaska Al a and he probably will talk al almost al- al alI almost I most unceasingly about the wonders of off f this northwest territory He will say It is isa Isa isa a land with wide open spaces where a a. aman aman man can stretch his legs in freedom and breathe clean fresh air With Its rich forests wide ranges and high mountains Alaska offers a wealth of beauty unmarred by the ravages ravages ravages ages of war in sharp contrast to the shattered bomb-shattered cities and human suffer suffer- suffering L lag ing in the many battlegrounds of the world For soldiers who fancy the life of at a hunter or l fisherman herman this luxuriant countryside is a sportsmans sportsman's paradise For the game big-game expert there are grizzly and polar bears moose caribou walrus and teal seal t al Others Others' may prefer the thrill of ot bagging red fox tox beaver sable ermine and mink And for tor tho the Izaak Waltons Walton in OD's there is the tho Alaska Gulf Gull teeming with millions million of enormous salmon In addition to providing the finest inest I equipment available to skiers and I skaters the Alaskan Departments Department's Special Special cial Service ha hM has- completely equipped I. gymnasiums for all Indoor sports Many GIs GI's have fond ond memories of the good times spent at the new up the I gym at Fort Richardson and the gigan gigan- gigantic tic on Adak Island the thel l Aleutian version of New York's Yorks Madison I Square Garden The latest movies specially flown in in from the States arc are shown at numerous modern theaters Entertainment by Broadway stars In person is furnished regularly re by the UbO many that have bave made it ft a mecca for tourists for for I many years plus the special benefits that are afforded to soldiers explain why many men who are enlisting in the Regular Army for tor three years are select select- selecting selecting ing the Alaskan Department as their choice of theater Though Alaska Is thousands of ot miles away from the home home- homeland homeland I land and therefore entitles the enlisted man to 20 per Cent nt additional overseas pay it Is a territory of the United States I As such it enjoys the same monetary I I system and language the same customs and traditions Since the garrisons In this country or ot of clean snow enow and swift rivers are smaller smaller I Ithan than those back home certain duties are S correspondingly lightened thus allowing the soldier a generous amount of ot free tr I f time and the opportunity to employ his initiative in developing new skills to pursue interesting hobbles and Improve I himself through educational courses Add to this the many opportunities to travel during the regular annual day 30 furloughs that Regular Army I men enjoy and you have a distinctly i good deal that la is hard bard to parallel any any- anywhere anywhere where in civilian life Army life Army Life Lle I 0 0 I TOLERANCE IS a virtue but in the United States we need a much richer virtue than that It is not enough that wo should treat those of different race or religion from ourselves with Indifference or even politeness Unfortunately Unfortunately even that minimum standard of decency Is not achieved by some someI I We need to cultivate In all our public and private relations the will to seek and know the best among our neighbors of all races colors and creeds to ap ap- ap appreciate and foster their good qualities to learn carn from them as readily as to teach them to become their friends and in truth their brothers and sisters as befits bertta the children of ot God Chicago Chicago Dally News o o o COME CO IE ONE COME lC ALL LL PARK CITY went out after members They publicly Invited all overseas vet vet- veterans veterans erans eInns of at War II H to Co attend a a. rally meet- meet meetIng meetIng meeting Ing at the Memorial building in Park City Commander J. J J B. B wanted to give all War War-n veterans an opportunity to Join one of or the largest veterans organizations or organizations or- or organizations In the Country All members were requested to bring prospective members to the rally Post rally Post Forum O O O NO 1 KIDDING HONORABLY DISCHARGED veterans veteran desiring medical or dental attention could obtain such service free of ot charge at any veterans hospital by applying at the patient out-patient department Service to bo accomplished ac the same Iame day application tion U Is made 10 so so the regulations state Continued on Page Four |