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Show UTAH FEDERATION BUSINESS f other lands on these programs. AND CLUBS PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S One club reported having had as 15 lecturer, Ehtiopia with Haile Selassie, who gave who had spent several years inthere. a a man splendid talk on customs and conditions Ten clubs have taken an Associate Membership in the International Federation. one study Reports show eight groups grup; and through round tables. Five groups have studied neutrality Ieqislation, three havinq co-operated in this study. with other groups Most of the clubs have written Congressional members on one of the following Birth Control, Discrimination Against Married Women. Armament, subjects: In response to a pamphlet sent out to each of our local clubs on "A Political Plat form for Peace," five report they expect to use this project in the coming year, within their club; two will use it in co-operation with other organized groups. Every issue facing our country is affected by the central problem of Wr or Peace. Political platforms which do not recognize this relationship are useless. The National Peace Conference, in which thirty national organizations are represented. is sponsoring a project to help us to analyze a political platform in this regard. For fifty cents the National Committee on the Cause and Cure of War, will send to you a kit of material containing: 1. An analysis of national issues affecting world peace. 2. Simple pamphlet material concerning these issues. 3. Instructions for group discussion. studyng throug lectres;. With the Presidential election nearing, and with so many grave conditions to be adjusted, I feel that as Business and Professional Women, we should acquaint ourselves with these issues, and prepare ourselves to understand, weigh and sift the many issues that will be placed before us, and I know of no better or more effective way than through our clubs. My hope is that in the coming year each member will become personally interested in this phase of our work, and give freely of her time and talents to promote a better understanding of these vital problems. Submitted by: KATE W. NEELEY, Chairman. met and I submit the local chairmen: 1. All clubs r Magazine following report compiled from the information sent to me' by the reporting except receiving and paying for a copy of the "INDEPENDENT WOMAN" in their respective public libraries. Logan is paying for one in the City Library and one for Cache County Library. 2. In some instances, members have been articles of interest to prospective given read from the magazine with a view of enlightening them of aims and ideals of the dub. 3. No advertising was obtained for the magazine. 4. No publicity was obtained in any local newspaper for the "INDEPENDENT one, are WOMAN." 5. Ten "Independent Woman" programs were held. One club reported two dif ferent programs from articles of interest in the magazine. 6. The five outstanding articles in their order are: "MUST WE BE BETTER MEN," March, 1936. issue. "SHOULD WOMEN SUPPORT THE EQUAL IGHTS AMENDMENT," May, 1936, issue. "ALICE SEIZES THE PENCIL," January:, 1936, issue. "DAUGHTERS OF ITALY SPEAK THEIR MIND," March TRHAN iIO\ ISsue. 7. WINDOWS OF OPPORTUNITY," February, 1936. issue. as con be ascertained. no advertising was answered or made use of. MAE ARNOLD MUSSER, Chairman. So far I t t b uild Membership aim of the up membership not Membership Committee this year has been as its name implies-> members to by adding clubs, but also in kO I those who have beenonly with h eeplIbg through the years. This year special efforts to enroll mads members selective basis in order that all the business ae efnesslOnal fields in the community would be represented in various local clubs by lro women. Women new our us new part:el outstading subject have been u ar on a our whose occupations tend toward an interest in any specially invited to club meetings in which such subject |
