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Show Tjfie AMERICAN :LEGI0N '(Copy for Thin Dft.firtmnt Supplied by thfl Amnrlran r.Hiflon N'-wm S-rvlfa.) 'BACK-TO-HOME MOVEMENT" New York Post's Woman Commander Would Have Women Give " , Up Their Jobs. Bomoono should Hturt a "baok-to-the homo movement" tor marrli'il women wlio toll unncces- r Burlly In the busl-, busl-, . , ' ness world, nc- r 1 cording to M. ' -, t j Julia E. Whoolook i f i commander of the l ;) Itnrbarn Frletchlo A jum,, post of the Anier- i si"-, ' ', i lean Legion In y 7 A New York city, h ' 'J find widely known I . j r"""" "3 writer. ! J I J : Mrs. Wheelock lil-- - : believes that n "working wives pinko lazy husbnnds." She believes Innrrled women should give up their Jobs In favor of unemployed ex-service fcicn. j It was Mrs. Wheelock who successfully success-fully opposed the making of the American Amer-ican Legion strictly a man's organization. organiza-tion. As a result there are today several sev-eral women enrolled as Legionnaires kind several posts composed altogether Of ex-scrvlce women. |
