The contention that by designing brighter headwear for women she was performing fi good war effort, as she was helping to keep up the morale of the women, was made by a milliner when she a'ppeared before the Auckland Manpower (Industrial) Committee recently. The speaker, who appealed against the District Mannowed Officer’s decision to send her from a millinery factory to the NewZealand Plywood Company as a factory assistant, said she had spent 10 years in millinery designing. The appeal was dismissed.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 December 1942, Page 5
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