GA-00262 1954-05-28 relevance B public
Advertising (Morning Bulletin, 28 May 1954): Union of Australian Women tea with Mrs Dickie
Advertising (Morning Bulletin, 28 May 1954): Union of Australian Women Tea with Mrs Dickie
Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld), 28 May 1954, p. 10, a full page of classified and general advertisements (jobs, vehicles, property, notices). The only relevant item is a Union of Australian Women invitation to an afternoon tea in Rockhampton's Red Cross Rooms, where Mrs Dickie, wife of Rev. Dickie, 'just returned from the Indonesian Women's Congress', will speak and a film will be shown. Gerwani is not named.
Morning Bulletin (Rockhampton, Qld), 28 Mei 1954, hlm. 10, satu halaman iklan baris dan pengumuman umum (lowongan, kendaraan, properti). Satu-satunya butir relevan adalah undangan Persatuan Wanita Australia (UAW) untuk minum teh sore di Red Cross Rooms, Rockhampton, dengan pembicara Mrs Dickie, istri Pdt. Dickie, yang 'baru kembali dari Kongres Wanita Indonesia', disertai pemutaran film. Gerwani tidak disebut.
“UAW notice: 'Mrs Dickie (wife of Rev. Dickie), who has just returned from the Indonesian Women's Congress, will be the guest speaker. A film will also be shown.' (p. 10)”
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