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Show Chinas struggle has been her life By Robbie B. Snow Lifestyle Staff Writer Since 1917 Maud Russell, 84, has watched the Chinese people struggle from feudalism and colonialism to present power. There is a long struggle ahead for the Chinese be it the people, a struggle to find Chinas path bourgeois path or the peoples path to a Modern China, she said in a recent stop in Salt Lake City to talk to the Young Womens Christian Assn. (YWCA) about her years in China. Ms. Russell first became involved with China through the YW'CA Learned The Language I was working for the national office when the recruiter came through. I asked for an interview. She asked me one question whether or not I had finished my graduate work? I told her no. And she told me we didnt have anything further to discuss. But I convinced her that it would be better if I learned the language first and then did my graduate work. She let me go and I never quite got around to that graduate work." But Maud does get around. While she has an apartment in New York, she is on the road driving her own car for eight months of the year. She is a spry woman and one would never guess her age. She is concerned and aware of everything around her, China in particular. Maud is a woman concerned shnut nihor women. When I was in China it was during a transitional period, when the women were coming out of the home and into the world. It was an exciting time. Women werent working against men, they were working with them. They realized that it was societys structure which was oppressing everyone, not just them. A Transition Belt "The YW'CA and the other womens groups were acting as a transition belt to these women. We were helping them organize and teaching them some basics along the way. We set up hostels all around the country as places where the women could come and find support as well as shelter. We worked with students, rural women, city women, whoever needed us. Sometimes men would brmg their wives or fiancees to us for education, sometimes they came on their own, but they came. We could also get away with a lot. What do women count anyway was the major attitude at the time. Mauds interest in China hasnt lessened over the years since she left the country in 1943. She has been back twice, first in 1959 and again in 1T3. The 1959 Visit 1 10 went back years after the Great Leap Forward was under way. Many Westerners laughed at those years They thought it was a leap backward. But they didnt see the peoples excitement at helping build their country. Everyone you talked with was working in a factory or melting metal in their backyard. Sure there were mistakes made, but they learned from those mistakes. And what other country can boast full employment? But in 1959 the people didn't understand the ideology of the late Mao They were doing it for the country hut didnt really know why. In 1972, however, everything was explanied in terms of Mso. Everyone had an awareness and knew how to use that ideology. The physical changes were the most striking. There were no more beggars or people dying in the street. The cities were clean. The people seemed to have a purpose. Keeps Up To Date And Mauds purpose is to keep people up to date on China. Its just too big to ignore. She edits and publishes The Far East Reporter," a magazine centering on China but also featuring articles on other far eastern countries. She also reads everything and anything she can find on the country. I found the most interesting article about China in the tobacco industry house organ the other day. One of the best Ive seen. But, you know, anything you pick up lately will probably have something about China in it. There is a lot of learning going on. Its exciting. But his woman who has observed so many years of Chinese history doesnt see a time of tranquility ahead for the Chinese people. juif estvle J fjkf 2bf .Salt Past 10 20, 1976 Monday, September First Section lanuh Food Women Tse-Tun- people-to-peop- le The Chinese know that they cant be an isolated country. They trade with many nations. But they want to be and take care of their own people. They have many factions in their government and it will be interesting to see which one will win. self-relia- But Mao has always preached struggle. he wanted his country to do. Its what Ann Landers Suicide motive to 4get even when you said, "No one has to go through life with kinky hair these days, unless he wants to. I am black and was bom witn kinky hair. Perhaps, by white standards, kinky hair is undesirable, but it happens to be an ethnic characteristic and I resent your inference that its a burden or a curse. No wonder black children grow up feeling inferior. Such statements undermine their But kinky hair cant be ALL bad. Do you have any idea how many women get permanents every year? I hope youll print my letter and apologize, explain, or at least comment on it. Id hate to think Ann Landers is a bigot. Irritated In Michigan Dear Ann Landers: Six months ago our beautiful, bright, daughter, age 16, took her fathers revolver and shot herself through the head. We i.rc heartsick and baffled. Why? Why? Why? One of her friends told us she was on drugs. An autopsy proved it was not true. Another friend said she wasf very depressed and unhappy about the materialistic values of her parents. If so, we never had an inkling of it. Our daughter was extremely affectionate and outgoing. While we had the usual parent-teen-agdifferences, I cant recall any . t major areas of conflict. She was in love and her 4 sweetheart dropped her for ' Ann Landers another girl her best friend, in fact. It was a terrible blow. W'hen we heard the shot and rushed to her room (it was midnight) we found our darling girl lying on the bed, already dead, the phone still in her hand. She had been talking to him. full-of-h- Weddings ChatUrley-Porr- The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean K. Christensen, Sandy, received a B.S. degree from Brigham Young University and is working toward her R N. at LDS Hospital. y SPARKS, Nev. -Cindy Chatterley and Jasen Melvin Perry were married Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gray H. Coe, brother and sister-in-laof the bridegroom. The couple will be hon-- , ored Sept. 25 at a recep-- i tion at Waterbury Con- -' dominium Club House. The bride is a daughter ; of Mrs. Kenneth Stirland, , Ogden, and Richard G : Chatterley, Salt Lake , City. The bridegroom is a j son of Mrs. Dorothy Midvale, and the Perry, ' late Melvin Perry. Christensn-Co- The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Earl Cox, Sandy, attends the University of Utah where he is majoring in finance. He filled an LDS mission to Finland. Derii-IIeiih- on Teresa Eileen Dem and Van Emden Henson were married Sunday at the home of the brides parents. A break- er Dear Mich: Me a bigot? I wouldnt dignify the accusation by attempting to defend myself. Anyone who knows me knows better. i Both whites and blacks spend millions of dollars as well as permanents on depending on whether a person prefers straight hair or curly. And it seems most people prefer what they werent bom with. Dear Ann Landers : Now that the moving season is upon us again will you please put something in your column to make life a little more pleasant for the beautiful Why would a with everything in the world to live for, do such a thing? Please help us find the answers. We are Still Just ask the folks who are moving OUT if they could find it in their hearts to leave a few items for like a bar of soap, a few light the folks moving IN Dear Searching: No two suicides are exactly frealike. Some people speak of quently, brood, threaten, then finally do it. Others pull the trigger, or swallow the pills, or jump out a window on the spur of the moment seized by an overwhelming compulsion to get even punish someone to make them sorry. Of course these acts are totally irrational. What makes it so tragic is the finality of such impetuous decisions. My heart goes out to you and your family. bulbs and a roll of toilet tissue. A couple of bottles of soda pop in the fridge would be a rcyal welcome! Been Thru It Lots Thanks, cookie. champagne fast and reception was given at the Tri-Ar- c TiaveLodge. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Sand-quis- t. Salt Lake City, and the late Lt. Robert Dern. Dear Ann Landers: You insulted millions of The bridegroom is a readers with your remark to "No Beauty Winner son of Mr. and Mrs. ' rhiliip C. Henson, x $herio Ann Christensen and Vaughn Brent Cox were married Friday in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. A reception was given at La Citadelle Farlor Room. Log Haven was setting for the wedding breakfast. Submit picture before wedding Salmon burgers The great increase in the number of weddings m our area makes it possible for The Tribune to publish only the engagement or wedding photograph, but not both. To assure publication, photographs for use with wedding announcements in The Tribune should be in the office of the Lifestyle Dept., Room 212, Tribune Bldg at least one week before day of the wedding ceremony. The $8 charge for wedding photographs is to cover reproduction costs. Because of the volume of photographs handled, The Tribune can assume no responsibility for pictures submitted. Golden wedding and birthday announcements are charged for space used at the rate of $10 46 per inch They should be submitted to classified advertising department. Newspaper Agency Corp., 143 S. 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