through Joy was made up by fees collected by the
Sport Office and by the Office for Popular Education.
 
 With respect to the financial status of each
individual subdivision of Strength through Joy, it
was asserted, as has been mentioned before, that the
land journeys of the Office of Travel, Hiking and
Vacations paid for themselves and indeed sometimes
rendered a small surplus which was devoted to money
lost on the sea trips. The writer's informant, did
not have at hand any figures for the Sport Office
but said that apart from the large amounts spent by
individual factories on sport arrangements, the Office itself had to pay certain sums to cover rent
of sport fields and deficits in instructors' salaries over and above the fees charged the participants. Apart from administrative expenses, the
accomplishments of the Beauty of Work Office cost
Strength through Joy very little, inasmuch as the
charges for the improvement of working conditions
were made to lie chiefly upon the plant owners.
 
 Despite the large revenue received by the
Office for Leisure Time, its deficit was perhaps
greater than that of the other departments, inas-
much as it ran its eyre theaters and frequently had
to sustain losses arising from the failure to sell
tickets it had contracted for, as well as losses