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•! Walking down Front Street
. this morning, children greeted me
| gaily. Childish laughter filled
; the winter air. An<J each little
• face shone in the sun so rosy and
clean. Each little face grinned
\ out from a parka ruff. And the
| desire to squeeze and kiss each
» one in adoration possessed me
! You know, people say they can’t
| have children because they can’t
• give them all the advantages of
. life. They usually think that
| every child must go to college,
• have a car, and be a member of
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• the city council. Wouldn’t it be
[ nice to be born for the fun of
I living, even if you didn’t become
» famous?
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; People say they don’t have
- children because they can’t af
! ford them. But as always, you
| will notice that the poor have
’ large families while the rich
. have very few. No, the truth of
| the matter is they just don’t wnat
| them around, even if they were
1 wrapped in cellophane. They
would much rather keep their
‘ furniture tidy and the wallpaper
clean, two cars in the garage and
j a radio “blatting” soap operas in
stead o sweet childish chatter.
' i And if you don’t think so, try
j to rent a house in any one of the
i large communities, IF YOU
HAVE CHILDREN! One would
I think you had small pox or the 1
plague. But just knock on the
j landlord’s door with someone
| else’s husband leaning on your
1 shoulder and twro or three dogs
under your arms and the recep- I
| tion is different.
No one has invented a substi
tute for having babies. It’s the 1
chief object of life. But it isn’t
any use to ask people to have
children. Hitler tried it in Ger
many, omitting matrimony and
still it wouldn’t work. Mussolini
tried it in Italy, and. give the
devil his dues, he done his best, 1
but still it wouldn’t work. Peo- j
pie just don’t want children.
But the Chinese and the Jap- |
anese and the Hindus and such
like children. That’s a big dif
ference. When they have a large
family, they think they are
lucky. But we think a family with
i five .hildren is very large, and
pity the poor woman who had
them. And all the neighbors
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thank God they aren’t afflicted
in the same way. And today,
having a child is considered a
disister, and the news is told far
and wide, wide, like news of an
epidemic. If you are a famous
personality the news is put in the
papers months ahead of time, as
a sort of warning.
We grown-ups talk about the
ecenomic problems and collective
security and the League of Na
tions. Women dash about giv
ing speeches of the fine new
wofld we will have after this
waif. We worry about this condi
tion and that condition. But you
can still worry and have chil
And if we don’t have more chil
dren, we won’t have to worry
about a new world, or a new eco
nomic system, or new politics.
There won’t be any one around
but the Chinese and the Japanese j
and the Hindus and such.
Wouldn’t it be grand to be alive
fori, the fun of it?
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Dnce upon a time there was
a little girl named Red Riding |
Hood . . . There are three new
girls in town . . . Nellie, Jenny,
(with light brown hair) and
Emily . . . Grandma and bet •
to daughters . . . ground squir- !
rels are still “out” . . . Maybe !
we will have another month of I
good weather . . . Don’t forget
the cruiser “Alaska” donations '
. i . Donate . . . Papa Straub
looking happy though care
worn . . . Reason . . . New j
baby and his own cooking ... |
Nome’s coffee society is agog j
. . . Nels, Dick and Gus are !
growing mustaches ... I won- !
der why . . . Gee, the water
,is turned off . ..
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■ Customer: ’’How’s business—
rushing ”
Waitress, “Yes—I hear they ;
are east of Dneiper river and
threatening Kiev.”
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Headline in paper: “POLICE ,
RADIO CAR SEEN AS NEED
FOR INCREASING CRIME.”
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The great and famous Ena
Ooktukaluk, shaman of the Es- j
kimos and my personal advisor
in love matters, says: “Any worn- ,
an worth her salt would prefer
a fifth share of a first-rate man
;o a whole share of a fith-rate
■nan.”
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