GA-00303 1955-02-09 relevance A public
Diane's Diary: New Homeland (Daily News, 9 Februari 1955)
Diane's Diary: New Homeland (Daily News, 9 February 1955), duplicate
Daily News (Perth), 9 Feb 1955, p. 18, 'Diane's Diary' women's column. The second item reports Mrs A. Dickie, a Presbyterian minister's wife, who was the Union of Australian Women's delegate to a conference in Djakarta 'conducted by the Indonesian Women's Movement' (about 500 women) in April 1954, then toured Java and lectured on it. Shows UAW-Indonesian women links.
Daily News (Perth), 9 Februari 1955, hlm. 18, kolom perempuan 'Diane's Diary'. Butir kedua melaporkan Ny. A. Dickie, istri pendeta Presbiterian, delegasi Union of Australian Women pada konferensi di Jakarta yang 'diselenggarakan Gerakan Wanita Indonesia' (sekitar 500 perempuan) April 1954, lalu berkeliling Jawa dan berceramah. Menunjukkan hubungan UAW dengan perempuan Indonesia.
“Mrs. Dickie was the Union of Australian Women's delegate to a conference in Djakarta conducted by the Indonesian Women's Movement... 'women all over the world... want international peace, equality of the sexes and security for their children.' (p. 18)”
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