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Hokitika Guardian, 20 November 1928, Page 7

THIS WO.MKX’S MOVEMENT. “ The import:in (■ thing is Hint women should learn to stand on their own foot mid do tlioir own tliinkiiitc about jolts which only wonion can do. 1 regrot Iho tendency of educated and clever wonion not to go into the nursing profession. There is nothing so hadl\ organised as the ordinary house. We want women to do constructive think mg about the problems which affect hoiisowilfory. Wo who are well-to-do and have been to a university and can go to a summer school, ought to think ahoul those women whose education ends at 11, who marry at 21, bring three, four, live, or seven children into the world, work all the time in their own home, and have no time to organise. There always will he a woman’s movement, so that woman may he able (o pull her oar as strongly as the man who sits with her. What we must strive for are conditions under which men and women can work side by side in political and social organisation, hut can draw apart from time to time, and think out the special side of the problems that belong to them.”—.Miss Eleanor F. Ilathhone, in the “ Oxford Chronicle.”

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