"PRISON WITHOUT BARS"
Sir,-Caroline Webb’s talk (reported in Vol. 16, No. 405 of The Listener) made me wonder where her ideas came from. All the things therein advocated, home cleaning companies, home helps and child centres, sounded like parts of a Comintern-inspired campaign to break up the basis of the Christian civilisations, the home. Do we want women coalminers and train-drivers? Or do we want women who are feminine and loyal to husband, family, and home? It is sweet for a man at work to think of his wife at home too busily engaged in her little circle of domestic duties to bother her head with ideas which make her dis satishied and unhappy.
PRO TRUMAN AND BEVIN
(Onehunga).
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 16, Issue 407, 11 April 1947, Page 5
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119"PRISON WITHOUT BARS" New Zealand Listener, Volume 16, Issue 407, 11 April 1947, Page 5
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