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ft the bermuda recorder wednesday 12 1951 * eecipes * poetry * jokes * news comments * special articles family feature page coming :-* pages from ber * muda's history • childrens stories gis in s irts irate husbands protest caustic expose of men i gems of thought mrs shaw's louise lim — faithful friend studied shall irish be taught manners oi freedom taking offense washington — not since the early days of world war il nas there been such a drive for women recruits for the arm servicesj having the percentage limita tion for the women's branches of the service set aside tem porarily until 1954 so that the strength may be increased to more than the peacetime two per cent of the total service personnel if necessary military men are thinking in long-range terms strong na tional defense in manpower and military power is seen as neces sary for the next ten or fifteen years the goal is to build up the nation's defenses and then maintain them at a high leve — not just to build them up quickly and then let down women are needed to relieve the manpower shortage and the appeal is addressed particular ly to women between the ages of is and 34 that is women in this age range who are with out dependents the controversy over glamour seems to have been hushed new recruits do not have to pass the equivalent of a hollywood screen test to qualify for mili tary service it is not well to see every thing to hear everything let many causes of offense pass by us unnoticed london an english judge made a gingerly approach re cently to the problem of a for tune of 94,000 263,000 bequeathed by the wife of the late george bernard shaw for the purpose of teaching man iieis io the irish she herself was irish when an american mission ary came to kum-san where her family had lived for genera tions to conduct bible classes for young people in her father's house she crept unnoticed into the room and listened girls were not allowed when the meeting broke up and every body had gone she took her courage in her hands and ap proached the missionary i want to be a preacher just like you i want to save the souls of our people guide to women authors getting bitter letters but are not bulging barbara e scott fisher — seneca all louise yim official dele gate to the united nations of sonth korean government needed to do to write her book my forty year eight for korea was to look into her heart her story was all there tender terrifying undevia ing in its demand for freedom for louise yim's fight for korea really involved gaining three freedoms in her own country freedom for women from illiteracy and centuries of narrow binding traditions which still find expression in asian prejudice against women her own religious freedom from the worship of buddha to em brace christianity and her country's freedom from what seemed to her as a direct de scendant of a noble family in he ancient kingdom of korea the implacable heel of the bar baric japanese the response will be whole-hearted and over itime to me this truth has k taught • a treasure worth re whelming as it was during those days of crisis is some thing which cannot be stated with certainty at this point the drive is young holidays are approaching home has a magnetic attraction during the holiday season moreover the appeal has less of an emotional stimulus now with today's war confined to remote lands n.y — the average ameri can husband recently received a couple of good swift kicks right in the middle of his ego applying the boot were two at tractive women named jane whitbread and vivian cadden joint authors of the intelli gent man's guide to women which consists of . 107 witty irreverent pages based on the premise that since it's a man's world what's wrong with women is men or rather men's attitude toward them more offend from want of thought than from want of feeling — charles swain mrs shaw who died in 1943 directed that her fortune be devoted to instructing the irish in the social graces mr shaw died nov 2 1950 she specifically listed self eoutrol elocution deportment ihe arts of personal contact and social intercourse when men speak ill of thee so live that nobody will believe them — plato everyone was ashamed of so forward a girl yet she persist ed she went to school and em braced christianity eventu ally her family did likewise at the age of 12 she became a valiant member of the korean underground in their fight against the japanese occupa tion of their country prison torture and constant surveillance failed to dim her spirit or quench her activities on behalf of her beloved korea one of her brothers had come to america and made it pos sible for her to follow him her escape from japan as well as her adventures in the korean underground make breathless reading . but the services feel they have much to offer neverthe less in fact the call to ser vice is on a much more practi cal and sound basis at the pres ent time than it was during the hectic days of the war when there was less opportunity to fit round pegs into round holes today's approach is more measured and orderly the women's branches of the services are now definitely es tablished their needs more clearly defined their opportu nities more specific to punish ourselves for ' hers faults is superlative folly the mental arrow shot from another's bow is practi cally harmless unless our own thought barbs it — mary baker eddy her executor the na tional city bank of dublin asked the london chancery court to rule whether a valid charitable trust can be set up to carry out the terms of mrs shaw's will obviously smarting from the literary tongue lashing the average american husband is not taking it without protest letters are pouring in in to mesdames cadden and whitbread — all from irate males whose approaches range from more hurt than angry attitudes to the direct sneer any one can tell you dames are a couple of frustrated old maids who haven't seen a man since grant took richmond . i iperturbed the authors allow that if exaggeration was done it was done solely for emphasis as for the"old maid school of thought a recent : i_teryiew at the comfortable old brownstone in the east eighties where the whitbread menage hang their hats quickly put that notion to rout the happiness of life depends less upon what befalls us than upon the way in which we take it — lavater h so the bank is willing to hnve a go at it if not the bank wants the court to say just what ought to be done with the money justice sir harry bevir vaisey thoughtfully asked the bank's lawyer it is not very complimentary to those people she hoped to benefit is it she is saying i am now going to correct your awkward manners your vulgarities of speech and social impossibilities if one ia going to devote one's property to remedying defects replied the bank's lawyer it is naessary to point out the defects any one of these three crusades would have been enough for most people but for louise yim korean to the core they meshed as a single challenge dauntless and alone she tackled them her book illustrates what a selfless individual can do to ( hange not only the course of her own life but that of her neighbours and her country it reminds you of the impelling vigor of the verse there was much discussion over this issue a few months ago at the time the former waf director col geraldine may resigned from the ser ice reportedly as a result of la report of military adviser jacqueline cochran that the wafs needed streamlining at any rate popular colonel may was replaced shortly there after by former wave officer mary jo shelly and she turned uown a lieutenant colonelcy overseas tto quit the service to ruminate upon evils to make critical notes upon in juries and be too acute in their apprehension is to add unto our own tortures to feather the arrows of our enemies and to resolve to sleep no more • — sir thomas browne young women can stand off and evaluate the opportunities tit military service with a career in mind — not necessarily a career in uniform but one which would be promoted by a turn with the services in some particular line this is the predominant ap peal in the current recruitment campaign rather than a drama tic play upon patriotism such as that inspired in the heat of all-out conflict . on her arrival in america she writes : suddenly i knew from the train i knew what america was — uninhibited movement uninhibited thinking it was the coalescing of a hun dred million dynamic forces moving freely — unconcerned f_\jendly kind suddenly i knew america and i sat back in my seat and began to relax for the first time in my adult life 0 recipes what if the little rain should say so small a drop as i i an ne'er refresh a drooping earth i'll tarry in the sky bran muffins % cup bran 1^4 cups white or graham mnmmmmmmmmmm m ah said the judge but • hat if a person of irish domi cile were to promote a trust for curing the awkward man ners vulgarities of speech and social impossibilities of english people justice vaisey said he doubt ed whether this would be very well calculated to add to the friendliness of the nations entirely this includes women to serve ments of the combined services add up to a minimum of 2,000 in addition to those already in uniform the goal is 112 000 women in all branches of the service by july 1 1952 the includes women to serve with the wac waves waf women marines nurse corps of army navy and air force and women's medical specialist corps of the army and air force it opens up many opportuni ties for service abroad wacs are now serving in japan okinawa germany austria at shape headquarters in paris and in caribbean outposts in fact about one-fifth of the pres ent corps strength is serving very much married ejogs and children abound at the y t hitbreads and caddens alike since both girls are very much married and have three childien each far from being opposed to the institution of marriage their aim is to bring to get her that which it is sup 1 osed to be and that which it a tually is and in their opin ion there's a wide gulf between two_b not that patriotism does not play its part in the drive tha need for additional women in the services is urgent just as urgent as in the_,_need for men the militray manpower build up isn't just for men it in cludes women in fact assist ant secretary of defense anna rosenberg has succeeded in 3 tablespoons sugarorino lasses x i teaspoon salt % cup milk 4 teaspoons magic baking powder there was no tarrying for louise yim from the time she was 12 years old she was about the business of freedom where was she to begin but with herself against all the odds of stern korean tradition tor women she learned to read and write she sold a ring and bought a pig and from its multiplications discovered the management of money after seven years of hard work miss yim received her i.r and m.a degrees from the university of southern california in order to earn so she might start a school in korea she operated a truck farm and several gas stations on the side always her aim was to return to korea to help 1 egg 4 tablespoons melted short ening mix all dry ingredients well together add egg melted shortening molasses if used and milk to make a soft batter beat well nntil thoroughly mixed half tfill each greased muffin tin and bake in hot oven at 425 f about 15 minutes i am appearing for an irish bank the lawyer said earnestly and quite frankly my lord we are prepared to accept these insults the bewigged jurist and lowyers laughed the bank's lawyer who had been perusing the will again came to the part about training the irish in elocution one might say he mused that a gift to promote oratory in ireland was a case of coals to niewcastleib | one man wrote a furious note saying that everyone knows all women do is play mah jbng and paint their fing ernails mrs cadden said although he had the good taste to exclude his own wife continued on page 4 bond lea is economical 1 loveliness g$h f for vow a i ■■*?•*«■■#£ w x ' v * •-• ' \ : b ' i6 ■-: : : : i^_t ______■:■■■/ / googie withers v jia _-___/ (/. *»* orf<muof»oi0 pv i n 1 sa^s to yox : / ■■-^ f j am \ it's thrilling the way lux / am \ toilet soap leaves skin / v „,. u fii .* -..___________ \ softer smoother i always / you can have film-stai \ depend on its gentle / ness too ! the fragrant latn^h daily eve pure wh j te touet^jb / ■— \ enhances the natural beaut^b i (\\ y our eaves clearancuh v f^s creamy lather then rinse lfl ~ ot _. ) n famous mm stars use luj-b »♦. v y ( y l oa p — xx can jwam m^sk "" '^ tt soa p too * i!&_ttf v o o v tt v i luxi g^t toilet soapj from his general denunciation oar point is that today's women aren't bird-brained mal ingerers who sit around think ing up new ways to give their husbands a hard time mrs whitbread added they're too busy taking care of the kids and house to be able to even if they wanted to time saving they say knowingly takes time all of the modern gadgets that have supposedly eased wo men's lot have actually added tohe^^agdenjthey feel siua outside of the country women in the air force may be sent to any american instal lation throughout the world to grandma's ways they say but in modern man doffing his figurative coonskin cap for more up-to-date headgear a major contribution to re lieving the american wife's discontent according to mrs whitbread would be far hus bands to give their wives in telligent companio nship thoughtful support and advice n time of need in short to eeognize that she too is a person with all the attendant ueeds and desires of any other person for this there is no jingle all encompassing for mula they admit but a num ber of variations each couple must work out for themselves as they themselves put it the woman who is accomplish ing something that has mean ing for her and who has her hus band's respect and support for what she does is as womanly as any one needs to be she might even be a happy woman yes said the judge and how about that passage saying soial intercourse is a fine art with a technique which every body ean and should acquire that's a bit vague you know said justice vaisey continued on page 5 e-__^__1 0 wit and all hands agreed it was the hearing proceeded tt looked as though it might take some time little anne who had just learned how to use the tele phone had been pestering the operator all day asking her the time after the sixth call the operator answered impatient ly i don't know what time is is with each new invention that saves her an hour a new duty is added to the other end of her list of activities which takes two • immmiimh j are jou troubled by *** re 9._j _ male functional monthly dteturo : nees does this make you suffer from pain feel so nervous tired weak — at such times then no try lydia b plnkham's vegetable com pound to relieve such symptoms famous to help women troubled this way also a stomachic tonlc.i hydue.pinkmirs35%5 f00r after a conslntation with her mother in the kitchen little anne returned to the library called again and announced operator it is now 20 minutes past five !" coonskin caps are passe the answer to modern wo man's dilemma lies not in wo men remaking the home getting out of the home or going back f .'- : ??&« ?^» 35 a^ia s 1 . *^. s^1*ir ss 3c -^*^ ?^ t 5 5 .^^: -^^: i5t ib p fffjti i to buy her that reasonable gift tfj i examine fresh cut fully limbed h i christmas trees sample on display h g place your order now for delivery december 21st and 22nd jjfl ik fat i toys galore all over the store || h * ______! i at the phoenix annex phone 1324 l twilight evening loveli p soap k.of twas on a twilight evening and the sky was decked with red while yellow green and purple edged this brilliance overhead the sun was slowly sinking down behind a purple hill the birds hushed up their twitter as everything with lift bgrew still wa^withthe i cold toilet beauty i stood and watched this brilliance with a rapture in my heart while drinking in the beauty that never will depart until at last the sun then sinking disappeared before my eyes and the glory slowly surely faded from the raptured skies but walking home in twilight as the darkness fell around i felt a raptured gladness for the beauty that i'd found my heart with love was bursting and a-twitter with song and my spirit soared upward as i skipped and danced along thank god for the twilight thank god for the sun and through the twilight evening be it cloudy or be it fair help me to feel the beauty for i know the sun is there <* ihe fragrant white soap of the film stars poxjla gage x-lts 73s-s02-s0 a lever noovct
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ft the bermuda recorder wednesday 12 1951 * eecipes * poetry * jokes * news comments * special articles family feature page coming :-* pages from ber * muda's history • childrens stories gis in s irts irate husbands protest caustic expose of men i gems of thought mrs shaw's louise lim — faithful friend studied shall irish be taught manners oi freedom taking offense washington — not since the early days of world war il nas there been such a drive for women recruits for the arm servicesj having the percentage limita tion for the women's branches of the service set aside tem porarily until 1954 so that the strength may be increased to more than the peacetime two per cent of the total service personnel if necessary military men are thinking in long-range terms strong na tional defense in manpower and military power is seen as neces sary for the next ten or fifteen years the goal is to build up the nation's defenses and then maintain them at a high leve — not just to build them up quickly and then let down women are needed to relieve the manpower shortage and the appeal is addressed particular ly to women between the ages of is and 34 that is women in this age range who are with out dependents the controversy over glamour seems to have been hushed new recruits do not have to pass the equivalent of a hollywood screen test to qualify for mili tary service it is not well to see every thing to hear everything let many causes of offense pass by us unnoticed london an english judge made a gingerly approach re cently to the problem of a for tune of 94,000 263,000 bequeathed by the wife of the late george bernard shaw for the purpose of teaching man iieis io the irish she herself was irish when an american mission ary came to kum-san where her family had lived for genera tions to conduct bible classes for young people in her father's house she crept unnoticed into the room and listened girls were not allowed when the meeting broke up and every body had gone she took her courage in her hands and ap proached the missionary i want to be a preacher just like you i want to save the souls of our people guide to women authors getting bitter letters but are not bulging barbara e scott fisher — seneca all louise yim official dele gate to the united nations of sonth korean government needed to do to write her book my forty year eight for korea was to look into her heart her story was all there tender terrifying undevia ing in its demand for freedom for louise yim's fight for korea really involved gaining three freedoms in her own country freedom for women from illiteracy and centuries of narrow binding traditions which still find expression in asian prejudice against women her own religious freedom from the worship of buddha to em brace christianity and her country's freedom from what seemed to her as a direct de scendant of a noble family in he ancient kingdom of korea the implacable heel of the bar baric japanese the response will be whole-hearted and over itime to me this truth has k taught • a treasure worth re whelming as it was during those days of crisis is some thing which cannot be stated with certainty at this point the drive is young holidays are approaching home has a magnetic attraction during the holiday season moreover the appeal has less of an emotional stimulus now with today's war confined to remote lands n.y — the average ameri can husband recently received a couple of good swift kicks right in the middle of his ego applying the boot were two at tractive women named jane whitbread and vivian cadden joint authors of the intelli gent man's guide to women which consists of . 107 witty irreverent pages based on the premise that since it's a man's world what's wrong with women is men or rather men's attitude toward them more offend from want of thought than from want of feeling — charles swain mrs shaw who died in 1943 directed that her fortune be devoted to instructing the irish in the social graces mr shaw died nov 2 1950 she specifically listed self eoutrol elocution deportment ihe arts of personal contact and social intercourse when men speak ill of thee so live that nobody will believe them — plato everyone was ashamed of so forward a girl yet she persist ed she went to school and em braced christianity eventu ally her family did likewise at the age of 12 she became a valiant member of the korean underground in their fight against the japanese occupa tion of their country prison torture and constant surveillance failed to dim her spirit or quench her activities on behalf of her beloved korea one of her brothers had come to america and made it pos sible for her to follow him her escape from japan as well as her adventures in the korean underground make breathless reading . but the services feel they have much to offer neverthe less in fact the call to ser vice is on a much more practi cal and sound basis at the pres ent time than it was during the hectic days of the war when there was less opportunity to fit round pegs into round holes today's approach is more measured and orderly the women's branches of the services are now definitely es tablished their needs more clearly defined their opportu nities more specific to punish ourselves for ' hers faults is superlative folly the mental arrow shot from another's bow is practi cally harmless unless our own thought barbs it — mary baker eddy her executor the na tional city bank of dublin asked the london chancery court to rule whether a valid charitable trust can be set up to carry out the terms of mrs shaw's will obviously smarting from the literary tongue lashing the average american husband is not taking it without protest letters are pouring in in to mesdames cadden and whitbread — all from irate males whose approaches range from more hurt than angry attitudes to the direct sneer any one can tell you dames are a couple of frustrated old maids who haven't seen a man since grant took richmond . i iperturbed the authors allow that if exaggeration was done it was done solely for emphasis as for the"old maid school of thought a recent : i_teryiew at the comfortable old brownstone in the east eighties where the whitbread menage hang their hats quickly put that notion to rout the happiness of life depends less upon what befalls us than upon the way in which we take it — lavater h so the bank is willing to hnve a go at it if not the bank wants the court to say just what ought to be done with the money justice sir harry bevir vaisey thoughtfully asked the bank's lawyer it is not very complimentary to those people she hoped to benefit is it she is saying i am now going to correct your awkward manners your vulgarities of speech and social impossibilities if one ia going to devote one's property to remedying defects replied the bank's lawyer it is naessary to point out the defects any one of these three crusades would have been enough for most people but for louise yim korean to the core they meshed as a single challenge dauntless and alone she tackled them her book illustrates what a selfless individual can do to ( hange not only the course of her own life but that of her neighbours and her country it reminds you of the impelling vigor of the verse there was much discussion over this issue a few months ago at the time the former waf director col geraldine may resigned from the ser ice reportedly as a result of la report of military adviser jacqueline cochran that the wafs needed streamlining at any rate popular colonel may was replaced shortly there after by former wave officer mary jo shelly and she turned uown a lieutenant colonelcy overseas tto quit the service to ruminate upon evils to make critical notes upon in juries and be too acute in their apprehension is to add unto our own tortures to feather the arrows of our enemies and to resolve to sleep no more • — sir thomas browne young women can stand off and evaluate the opportunities tit military service with a career in mind — not necessarily a career in uniform but one which would be promoted by a turn with the services in some particular line this is the predominant ap peal in the current recruitment campaign rather than a drama tic play upon patriotism such as that inspired in the heat of all-out conflict . on her arrival in america she writes : suddenly i knew from the train i knew what america was — uninhibited movement uninhibited thinking it was the coalescing of a hun dred million dynamic forces moving freely — unconcerned f_\jendly kind suddenly i knew america and i sat back in my seat and began to relax for the first time in my adult life 0 recipes what if the little rain should say so small a drop as i i an ne'er refresh a drooping earth i'll tarry in the sky bran muffins % cup bran 1^4 cups white or graham mnmmmmmmmmmm m ah said the judge but • hat if a person of irish domi cile were to promote a trust for curing the awkward man ners vulgarities of speech and social impossibilities of english people justice vaisey said he doubt ed whether this would be very well calculated to add to the friendliness of the nations entirely this includes women to serve ments of the combined services add up to a minimum of 2,000 in addition to those already in uniform the goal is 112 000 women in all branches of the service by july 1 1952 the includes women to serve with the wac waves waf women marines nurse corps of army navy and air force and women's medical specialist corps of the army and air force it opens up many opportuni ties for service abroad wacs are now serving in japan okinawa germany austria at shape headquarters in paris and in caribbean outposts in fact about one-fifth of the pres ent corps strength is serving very much married ejogs and children abound at the y t hitbreads and caddens alike since both girls are very much married and have three childien each far from being opposed to the institution of marriage their aim is to bring to get her that which it is sup 1 osed to be and that which it a tually is and in their opin ion there's a wide gulf between two_b not that patriotism does not play its part in the drive tha need for additional women in the services is urgent just as urgent as in the_,_need for men the militray manpower build up isn't just for men it in cludes women in fact assist ant secretary of defense anna rosenberg has succeeded in 3 tablespoons sugarorino lasses x i teaspoon salt % cup milk 4 teaspoons magic baking powder there was no tarrying for louise yim from the time she was 12 years old she was about the business of freedom where was she to begin but with herself against all the odds of stern korean tradition tor women she learned to read and write she sold a ring and bought a pig and from its multiplications discovered the management of money after seven years of hard work miss yim received her i.r and m.a degrees from the university of southern california in order to earn so she might start a school in korea she operated a truck farm and several gas stations on the side always her aim was to return to korea to help 1 egg 4 tablespoons melted short ening mix all dry ingredients well together add egg melted shortening molasses if used and milk to make a soft batter beat well nntil thoroughly mixed half tfill each greased muffin tin and bake in hot oven at 425 f about 15 minutes i am appearing for an irish bank the lawyer said earnestly and quite frankly my lord we are prepared to accept these insults the bewigged jurist and lowyers laughed the bank's lawyer who had been perusing the will again came to the part about training the irish in elocution one might say he mused that a gift to promote oratory in ireland was a case of coals to niewcastleib | one man wrote a furious note saying that everyone knows all women do is play mah jbng and paint their fing ernails mrs cadden said although he had the good taste to exclude his own wife continued on page 4 bond lea is economical 1 loveliness g$h f for vow a i ■■*?•*«■■#£ w x ' v * •-• ' \ : b ' i6 ■-: : : : i^_t ______■:■■■/ / googie withers v jia _-___/ (/. *»* orf |
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