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WELFARE
A Wealth of Worth in these Few Words about The Most Precious Thing on Earth
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By VINCENT TROTTA President , Paramount-Pep Club
There should be no more need for us to have to set down in words the merits and advantages of the Paramount Welfare Department than there should be for us to tell you that the Paramount Building is on Times Square, or that trains run out from Grand Central. The Welfare Department is as much a part of your life as your desk, your job or your pay envelope. It is there, right before and beside you, an integral part of the organization, to be used by you when you will, as you will.
Dr. Emanuel Stern, whose activities as head of the Welfare Department encompass the Paramount and Publix organizations here in New York, as well as the entire Studio in Hollywood, is one of the cheeriest and most confidence-inspiring practitioners to be found between the Pacific and the Atlantic. His views and advice on mental and physical hygiene are practical and common-sensical to the highest degree, and the good that he has wrought in the ranks of the organization as a result of his aims and his beliefs is positively immeasurable.
We say these things because we believe in Dr. Stern, in his doctrines, and because we endorse his belief that every Paramounteer should know the fullest extent to which the Welfare Department stands pledged and ready to help him, or her.
How many of us know that right here in this Paramount Building we have one of the finest private hospitals and operating theatres in the country? How many of us know that we have every medical aid to cope with even the severest emergency? That we have here a complete X-ray theatrette? That within the Hollywood Studio there is a duplicate of all of the highest grade apparatus that we have here?
Not all of us can answer these questions. And the chances are that those who cannot answer them are the ones who neglect simple ailments until they become severe and hard to remove, who willingly pay fees for possible doubtful advice when skilled advice can be had for the* asking, and who deliberately neglect or ignore a wonderful gift for reasons which probably only their own minds could supply.
We support our enthusiastic contentions by using the opposite page for the reproduction of some glimpses of this Welfare Department on the eleventh floor of the Paramount Building. We do this because the Welfare Department is an integral part of the Paramount-Pep Club: because it has done positively priceless work for and on behalf of the members of the Club: and because it will continue to do this work whilever the members realize that they have this precious guide to happiness through good health always at their elbow for instant and meritorious consultation.
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