WOMEN TEACHERS
RESOLUTIONS AT CONFERENCE
[United Press Association.—By Electric V Telegraph.—Copyright.]
/; LONDON, January 1. Women teachers' assembled in confererice at Canterbury are indignant that, there are men in their own profession who declare they cannot work under women. . . .. Mrs Day, ’a member pf the central council asked why should’they object Priifte Ministers worked ‘under Queens., public servants to-day worked under Silas ; Bondfield. Soldiers •• followed Boajicea and Joan of Arc. ( '-‘TJ)e conference passed a resolution that 'all avenues of promotion should be Open to women, equally to men. * The “Daily Express” in an editorial supports the men. Few people 1 , men like to be working under women. The gift of using' power and authority, tactfully is rarely bestowed on; women. • ,
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Hokitika Guardian, 3 January 1930, Page 3
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