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Show SALT LAKE COUNCIL OF WOMEN NEWHOUSE HOTEL MAY 1,1944. 12 NOON. MASTER OF CEREMONIES •••• EMILY S. STEWART II llUUfttttttttt"tt ttUttl ttttnt•tttt CO~~ER IN CHIEF: (INTRO. ETC. ETC. ) And now, dear friends, right here I petition rrime out, while we have a slight intermission To dicuss some pertinent things of note, 6oncerning women and why they vote. For never in all this worlds history Was OUR category---such a mystery. True, as suffragettes, we have F~doms Four But look at our obl~ations galore. This war has made us ~ realize That women nowdays are able and wise. We can shoulder any, "man-size" job From riveting bombers to that of a gob. Only gobs are not the titles we claim, Theyrre Wacs and Waves, but mean the same. And so today, they are with us here And Spars and Marines will soon appear. Each. will be honored by us this way A medal for service to be t heir pay. Little enough, but •twas ever true Women are modest in all they do. Just leave them to tie loose ends tog·ether 'l'hey' 11 fetch home the bacon, in all sorts of weather. Dependable always to bring in the slack Be she Spar, ~ri. ile, e .. Wave or Wac. So list to their stories,---everyone Forget your cares----and let's have fun. _'-"'"'II 11 • ••• '-· ti- - Comes first a Suffragette who slaves To publicize and promote the Waves Cold waves---hot waves---fat or thin-She doesnt care what shape theyRe in, Just so they pass the specification And qualify for their emancipation. For havent some, waved high the banner Those.flags of white --in Oxjrdol manner (white without bleachingO To show the world that it is she Who claims such rights,--per matrimonee? While other~choose to weather thru Hot flashes that are currently due. But this certain wave of whom we speak Is neither old---too :fat, nor meek. But ~tands right up and starts to shout |
