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Madison, Wig. State Sen. Leo O'Brien of Gren Bay on the
impending visit of Lord Mayor Briscoe of Dublin:
"It's about time."
llrvt Carroll Bakor. an Oiear nominaa for har role
A "Sky Dall." an losing at th bit actraia in the Academy
"I THi't disappointed at all. To loss to Ingrid Bergman.
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0 Macon, Ga. Air Force Secretary Donald A. Quarles In up
prt of the $17,746 billion budget requested for the Air Force in
1938:
"Failing to insure ourselves against the hazard of an atomic
war Is a gamble that I for one do not want to see us take."
Washington John B. Holliitar. director of iha International
Cooperation Administration, en the deaths of Kevin M. Carroll.
Issaquah. Wash., and Brewster A. Wilson. Portland. Or., two U.S.
aid officials in an ambush in Thran:
"In th finst sns of th word. ths men wr sring
their country." ,
San Bernardino, Calif. Former Utah Gov. J. Bracken Lee
urging abolition of the personal income tax:
"The personal income tax grants powers to the government
to go into the personal lives of iti people."
Detroit United Auto Workers President Waltr Ruther
answering th charge of Chicago Labor relations consultant Nathan
W. Shffrman that h may bar bought personal items with union
funds:
"It sms to- m an obvious attampt to smar popI who are
. fighting racklrs in order to cover up for racketeers."
The Family Council
Editor ! nut: The Family Council consists ef m Judf. m psychiatrist,
three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each
article Is a summary of an actnal report. The Family Council does not give
advice; It merely reports on problems that have been dealt. with by responsible
agencies and counselors.
ShirUy B. I'm not doing just
ice by my husband and baby.
Mrs. H. M. She has always
been scatterbrained. I
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Shirley B. am 19 and have
been married two years I have a
one-year-old baby. I love my hus
band and baby, but I feel that
I am not doing justice by either
of them.
You see, I have had no ex
perience in homem aking. My
mother always had a maid and
didn't- think it was necessary
for me to do thinks around the
house. I hardly knew how to
boifean egg when I got married
and I didn't learn too much be
fore I had the baby. I like a nice
home, but between the baby, the
shopping and the housecleaning,
I now find I can hardly get
around to do all the things I'm
supposed to do. When my hus
band comes home, I'm exhausted
and irritable and the house looks
a mess.
My mother comes every day to
help me, but somehow we get
into arguments and she nags me
about the way I do things. Then
a lot of time is wasted in silly
talk. Ifly mother is a perfectionist
nd I can't seem to do anything
aat meets her standards.
Firs. R. M. Shirley has al
vays been scatterbrained and
could never even manage to
keep her own room neat. Maybe
I did wrong by not training her
more in homemaking, but I am
trying to make up for it now.
She makes it hard by flaring up
and taking offense at everything
I say.
I've told Shirley that it's plain
she can't get along without a
maid, but she insists they can't
afford one. I say they must give
up something else in order to
have one, but that just makes
Shirley angry and she says I
never believed she could do any
thing and she'll show me she can
keep a nicer home than muie.
I have given Shirley all the
help I can and I just don't know
what she's going to do when she
has a larger family. Her hus
band does not seem at all con
cerned about the problem. He
doesn't seem to care if she is
still in a house dress when he
comes in and the place is in a
mess.
Th Council: From both ac
counts, it appears that the first
step Shirley should take in be
coming a more efficient home
maker is to ask her mother not
to corrie to '"help" her. No wond
er Shirley is irritable at the end
of a day in which she has had
to contend with a perfectionist
mother giving her belated train
ing. Shirley's next step should be
to accept the fact that her home
does not have to look perfect or
as nice as her mother's. Ap
parently her husband is not at
all dissatisfied with the way
things are going. If she can feel
cheerful and pleased with her
self at the end of the day, her
husband will be still happier.
Shirley should not accept her
mother's verdict that she is
"scatterbrained." It takes every
young Yiomemaker time to devel
op efficiency in running a home.
When there is a young baby to
care for. things are even harder.
Every reasonable person knows
this and doesn't expect a young
mthcr's home to always be in
apple-pie order.
A third step for Shirley might
be to go to the public library
and get out a few books on ef
ficient home management. There
are many good ones and she'll
get lots of tips on organizing her
time and making use of various
short cuts.
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Beck Condemned
5th Amendment Use
Seattle (U.R) Teamsters boss '
Dave Beck, who has invoked the '
Fifth Amendment repeatedly be
fore the Senate Rackets Com
mittee, condemned use of the
amendment by witnesses who ap
peared before a state legislative
committee in 1948.
Beck was a member of the
University of Washington Board
of Regents at the time. Six mem
bers of the university appeared
before the committee investigat
ing un-American activities and
several invoked the Fifth Amend
ment.
"I have no time for that group
of individuals who hide behind
every technicality technicali
ties which they would destroy
to hide their subversive think
ing," Beck told a general scs
sin of the Western Conference
of Teamsters in Bellingham,
Wash., in July, 1948.
"Americans who are living the
American way do not have to
hide behind technicalities," he
said later in his speech.
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