THE PROCEDURE OF INFORMING THE WORKERS CONCERNING      
                   THE VARIOUS ACTIVITIES                   
 
 
 In its practical operation, Strength through
Joy is exceedingly simple, The Gau office publishes 
each month, and puts on sale for either 5
or l0 pfennigs, a program of the attractions offered, 
listed under the section in charge of each
form of activity, such as sport, leisure time,
travel, etc. These programs in each case are
drawn up with special reference to the financial
capacity of the population of the Gau and their
general preferences, personal tastes and inclinations.  
In vacation matters an inland or mountain 
Gau, for instance, would put particular emphasis 
upon sea voyages, while the populations of
an agricultural, flat country might wish to make
excursions to big cities or to the mountains.
Moreover, special kinds of lectures which would
prove suitable for city workers would hold no attraction 
for country people. Incidentally, considerable 
variety may be noted in the format of
the various programs, those drawn up for provincial 
regions assuming the aspect of a kind of magazine 
in which skits and elementary political propaganda 
are interpolated, while those distributed
for the more sophisticated city dwellers are much
more businesslike and are restricted to the lists
of attractions offered.