WOMEN’S PLACE IS AT HOME
SIGNOR MUSSOLINI’S OPiNIONS. WORK IN FACTORIES UNSUITABLE fiy Telegraph- -Press Ason.—Copyricht. Piltis, June 12. Signor Mussolini’s views of the woman’s place in society was revealed in an interview with a French woman journalist published in the Petit Journal. lie declared that woman’s true place was the hoipe, but owing to the present economic conditions many were forced to work outside. “I do not like to see women in factories and workshops,” he added. “If they cannot remain at home work in the fields is the most suitable. I have closely studied these problems and found that factory work for women brings irregularity to the home life and a marked reduction of the birth rite. Women are now exempt from. the celibacy tax in Italy because I believe they are not spinsters from choice.”
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Taranaki Daily News, 15 June 1931, Page 7
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