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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1941

Page

9

War Work Gets Recognition For Women Of China

Frederick B. Opper profiles Chinese women who play major roles in government and war efforts. Madam Sun Yat-sen? No, Mao Zedong’s wife and others are named. ten thousand women support troops, nurses and doctors, propagandists, and logistics workers behind the lines. Old Lady Chao, “Mother of Guerillas,” leads and inspires guerrilla units against Japan.

Frederick B.opper Christian Science Mohstor Shanghai Franklin D. Roosevelt China United States National People’s Political Council Tse Liang Wu Yi-fang Zia Ping-sin Wong Lihming Herman Liu Chang Siao-may Dao Yuah Dun Bing-chao Mao Tsetung American Congress United States Congress Old Lady Chao Japan Manchuria Chao

Women in China and Japan Speak on War Roles

The article notes actress Jean Ro testifying in Los Angeles about divorce and ongoing work, mentions Madame Feng Yu-hsiang and Madame Tsung jen, and highlights Chinese women's active wartime role. It contrasts Japanese women's continued subordination, limited public roles, and vows to strive for gender equality after the conflict.

Jean Ro Los Angeles Daniel Winkler Feng Yu-hsiang Madame Tsungjen Ting Ling Liang Bah-Poo Lee Li-tse China Japan

Virginia Guardsmen to Cross Ocean in War Effort

The Star notes that Virginia regular Army and National Guardsmen, including local Company I, will be among the first to go to Europe to fight Germany with France and England. Draft quotas are set at 11 495 while Congress debates conscription.

Virginia Ocean Atlantic France England National Senate House Second Virginia Infantry Windie Riva

Origin of the expression Them's my sentiments

The expression Them's my sentiments originates from William Makepeace Thackeray's novel Vanity Fair where a character uses a rustic dialect form to express personal feelings. The line reflects period speech and has entered broader usage as a humorous quote.

Thackeray Vanity Fair

John Mason Brown to Lecture at Century Club in Winchester

The Century Club hosts John Mason Brown, noted New York Post dramatic critic, with Mrs. H. B. Gilpin funding the event for Winchester drama lovers. Brown, Louisville native and acclaimed lecturer, will bring insights from his theatre scholarship and New York stage experience.

John Mason Brown New York Post William Lyon Phelps Willis Thorn Flint Journal Century Club H. B. Gilpin Winchester New York Stage Mr. Brown Louisville New York

Lecture at George Washington Hotel on 17th at 3 30 p m

A public lecture is scheduled at the George Washington Hotel on the 17th at 3 30 p m. Details describe the event as a talk intended to elevate the speaker's reputation nationwide.

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Uncle Sam Hires Ed Wynn Show at Fort Meade

Fort George Md May 9 Comedian Wynn and eight of his most famous performers will entertain 15 000 Fort Meade soldiers tonight. The War Department sponsors the show for troops in training camps. Division units will march to the 29th Division arena with bands leading. A band concert and message precede the Wynn production.

Fort George G. Md Wynn Fort Meade War Department

Saint Pauls Sunday School and Service Schedule

Stephens City LA Parish outlines events for Mother's Day with a 1 a.m. Sunday School at St Pauls and an 8 p.m. Mother's Day service led by the pastor. Trinity Church lists Sunday School at 5 a.m. and a service at 11 a.m. Monies for Lit League at 7 p.m. No prayer meeting this week due to conference.

Stephens City L Parish Pas St. Pauls Trinity

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