Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-24

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Already more than dozen ma
ional women's organizations are
It work on plans TO carry on
he conference and mag" the dis
ingnished delegates into action.
There is even talk of picketing
he conference-GoId Star Moth
rs and disabled veterans on the
hket line-this is among the
llans under consideration.
Most OF the organizations will
satisfied with q program call
ig for limitation OF armaments.
few demand complete disarma-
lent and nothing less.
Watching of Conference.
The Women's World Disarma-
aent committee, the first in ac-
on, calls itself the watchdog"
I the conference.
This conference must be the
sople's conference" says Miss
NINA Void, chairman OF the COM
ittee. 1T Is fast degenerating
lto anything but a disarmament
difference.
IT is up to the people to see
hat disarmament comes out OF II.
We can do 1t II we really want
sarmament. We must express
his gripping, heartfelt desire in
demand which cannot be pushed
side by question OF the Far East,
. any other questions"
Huge Demonstration.
All the big women's organiza-
Ions OF the country will take part
"A the nationwide demonstration
Tanned by the National Woman's
'rade Union league, representing
90 ,000 women, most OF them or
anized women from the trade
lnion ranks. The league will
work with the International Con-
.ress OF Working Women, which
act in Geneva October II, Plans
Or an International demonstra-
ion call for mass meetings and
,arades by women throughout the
world on armistice day. AT the
mass meetings the women's de-
nands will be drafted into a plat |
orm for submission TO the presi-
lent's conference.
The National League OF Women
Voters Is working through the
bearing house recently organized
iere with all organizations active
n the cause Of disarmament rep
'esented. Mrs. Gifford Pinchot.
wife OF the Roosevelt leader and
lormer head of the forestry
bureau, heads the activities OF the
,Iearing house. Il Will cooper
ate" with the administration, it
and has elaborate
ilaus TO get Information Of the
Conference out TO the public. Diff
erent phases OF the conference
viii be interpreted by experts, !
whose articles viii be sent broad
:ast.
Women on Committee.
Though none OF the nine coun-
Iries as yet has designated a wo-
nan TO sit in the conference.
Harding has announced
hat two women will have places
IN the prominent advisory COM
On the outside looking In. the
women intend TO make their voices
heard IN an emphatic manner
Their attacksw M be "dignified
determined. they announce.
II Is no secret that the activities
4 the women have aroused not
little uneasiness In while house
,lrcles.
I'VE want no pussy-footing or
,rmshoe methods" say the women
eaders. n
ffiFately the Aomlnlatrauun I
eaders express fear that the wo- /
men host viii brass band angles OF /
ne conference diplomats deem j
'ost 70 Keep secret. Z
The battalion OF Death will
. on the job continuously. nj.
VII send its forces out 20 shatter .
ne traditions OF diplomacy. It's !
eaders warn there will be no let.
ID In the barrage Of publicity OF
'arhal ammunition.
Millions Of sharp, suspicious
gomen's eyes win be on the con-
erence. Millions Of vomen's
olces VIII speak a. one in admon-
shing world distinguished states
Ten to walk the chaIkline."
"NaEging,r woman's most effsc- 7
I've weapon since Ewes day. WIN c
> matched against diplomacy. !
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