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YOUR NEWSBOY
LEARNS WORK
AT FIRST HAND
By JOHN S. KNIGHT
Chicago Daily News
The idea of “do-it-yourself" has
received a lot of attention re
cently in American homes.
A little earlier this century an
other catch phrase, “learning by
doing,” helped sweep some out
moded educational practices from
the school room.
This concept of “doing" can be
well illustrated by the American
newspaper boy.
The newspaper boy gets an edu
cation from his “doing.” He learns
to know people, he learns the in
gredients of the process of pre
paring and distributing a product
of vital importance to all Ameri
cans.
He learns how to do things
himself—and for himself. He re
ceives his formal education in the
classroom—but in his own spare
time as a newspaper boy he is
learning many basic elements of
art of living.
What he learns as a newspaper
boy has great application to the
problems he meets in later life.
That’s why it happens so often
that the e^-newspaper boy comes
out a little bit ahead — by any
standard of values. He has learn
ed by doing. He is a master of
do-it-yourself.
From among their ranks will
emerge the leaders of tomorrow.
This is no idle statement. One of
the great rewards of working
with the youth of America is to
find former newspaperboys grow
ing up to become the business and
political leaders of our city, state
and nation. At a recent business
men’s luncheon, of the 16 men
I present, 15 had once been news
paperboys.
This opportunity for early lead
ership training is offered to the
youth of today as it was to the
youth of yesterday, and it is
hoped that more and more Am
erican boys will avail themselves
of it, for newspaper boy experi
ence means building better man
hood beginning in boyhood.
To “the bitter end” has a nau
tical origin. A ship’s anchor chain
at the point where it was fastened
to a vertical timber called the
bitt, was known as the bitter end.
Thus, when the chain has been
played out to “the bitter end,"
there’s nothing more that can be
done.
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Dewey Goodrich
President
W. Mecklenburg
Secretary
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
STAN MORGAN, President
ALASKA CHAPTER FO. I k
Order of Eastern Star
1st a 3rd Monday of each month
Belly Edwards
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Harry A. Lewis, W.M.
Norvln W. Lewis, 8ec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each moatb