Call Sportsmen
For Radio Series
The Alaskan Command, in the
interest of Wildlife Conservation
in Alaska, will sponsor a weekly
radio series on the Alaska Network
of the Armed Forces Radio Service.
Entitled “Calling All Sports
men,” the purpose of the series is
to familarize military personnel
and dependents in the various
areas of wildlife conservation in
the 49th State.
The Alaska Network will air the
new series each Thursday evening
at 9 p. m., from its studios on El
mendorf AiFB, Alaska. APRS pro
grams reach military personnel at
37 remote sites ranging as far
South as Shemya and North to
Cape Lisburne.
A panel of qualified conservation
agents of the command’s Army,
Navy and Air Force components
will explain Alaska hunting and
fishing regulations, furnish timely
information and tips on hunting
and fishing, and answer questions,
submitted by military personnel
and dependents, on wildlife con
servation and management.
Members of the panel, all gra
duates of the special one-week wild
life conservation course conducted
for AI.«COM personnel by the Uni
versity of Alaska, are MSgt. Lee
Graham, U. S. Army, Alaska, Fort
Richardson; Petty Officer A1 Bur
nett, Alaskan Sea Frontier, Kodiak;
and Airman Howard Moraign, Alas
kan Air Command, Elmendorf
AFB. Acting in an advisory capac
ity for Jhe panel will be Mr. Ed
Bellringer, AAC Conservation Ad
visor. Panel moderator is MSgt.
Carl Eberlein, USA, of AFRS.
Lt. Col. W. E. Watts, USA, Alas
kan Command Conservation Offi
cer, emphasized that participation
by the listening audience through
comments and questions concern
ing wildlife conservation topics
should make the series beneficial
and informative for everyone.
Questions should be submitted, in
writing, to Sportsmen, AFRS, APO
942, Intra Alaska, he said.
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life, while it has been good, has
many faults and needs many cor
rections. We need to become aware
of the need for rebellion. We need
to learn how to channel rebellion
into constructive paths. The aware
ness of our needs will not be
brought about by committees or by
"Mass Man,” but by individual
thinking men and women and their
individual impress on our youth.
If the youth of the nation are our
best hope for a better future world,
then with youth should our first
constructive steps be taken. Every
parent, every teacher, every intel
ligent man or woman must help
youth to mature through creativity.
Youth must be taught that the
quest for money, for security, for
pleasure, or for power will never
in themselves statisfy. As Bernard
Iddings Bell says, “No salmagundi
made of things, amusements, lust
for power, can assuage our gnawing
hunger to create.
Creativity. Therein lies our an
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constructively. There are those
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Texas is an extraordinary, uncon
ventional drama teacher who has
proved many times over that the
power of the mind, when awakened,
has practically no limits. He is Paul
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lor University Theater In Waco,
Texas.
Conformity is an ugly word to
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his students to think indepen
dently. Here are some of the words
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dents on to greater creative effort.
“I’d use a phonograph record if I
wanted to hear my own words,” he
says to students whose recitations
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those who just fill up space like
sacks of grain? They graduate!
They do what we tell them and we
give them passing grades. But
they’re really dead—they died in
the ninth grade when they stopped
thinking for themselves.”
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