TWO WOMEN ON PEACE MISSION.
Miss. Utako Hayaslxi, director of the [ Women's Home of Osaka, and Mrs. Tsuneko Gauntlet; of Tokyo, who are among the* foremost women workers in Japan for the promotion of the welfare are going to visit America iftfeiEwglattd, carrying with them the for peace signed by 100,000 •Japanese women. and Mrs. Tsuneko ; GaiiJitlot.;are;; leaving Yokohama on the mission soon in the capacity of the president and- vice-president of the Christian Temperance Society respectively. They will first visit Evaneton, 111., to have' a consultation with Miss Gordon, president of the International. Women's Temperance Society, and attend)■ as the Japanese delegates the International Women's Peace Conference to be held iri Washington early in January. - After the' conference they will proceed to London in time for the naval conference to submit the resolution for • peace to the 'conference; They will make endeavous to see members of the , Powers' delegation to express to them , Ithe earnegt desire of Japanese women ior imval reduction. ■ - r "JA\ l . ....
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 21, 25 January 1930, Page 14
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