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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 268, 12 November 1928, Page 13

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Women in Parliament? For many year* WOMEN (and men) have voted for MEN. Why not, thai, MEN (and women) vote for a WOMAN? Is therenot room in the Parliament of New Zealand for a few capable and experienced Women? WHAT OTHER COUNTRIES MR BRUCE'S OPINION THINK i r i j . xi „ . _ Mr. Stanley Bruce, Prime Minister of Australia, in tngiand, in Norway, Sweden, Germany, *«tl r a i- u Austria, Canada, Australia, United States of said recently The women of Australia could America, Denmark—to name but a few—it is ° tar more than all the men put together, and now the accepted order of things that women Ae Government could arouse their enthusiasm should be elected to Parliament. They even hold and get them on its side, they would rive it the & T. t , ra n f . 7 1 !? P ucheß ?. of Athol is a mem- greatest measure of help." bprpf the British Cabinet; Canada has a woman Cabinet Minister; Persia has a woman member of the Ministry in the new Government; in lurkey a woman is head of the Bureau of ygiene THE GOVERNOR OF BURMA'S WHAT MR. BALDWIN THINKS OPINION Mr. Stanley Baldwin, Prime Minister of Great Britain, says: "I used to vote against women's The Governor of R.,rm a suffrage, but the war taught me many things. I c. p Burma addressing a meeting have learned to realise that to build Burmese women, stated: "It is becoming more up the broken world, half the human race is not and more apparent that without active effort on PThe Women of Europe, Asia, America, are A NATION IS JUDGED BY THE - STATUS OF ITS WOMEN - MRS. MAGUIRE. MISS ELLEN MELVILLE.