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Madame de Witt Schlumberger, France.

Madame Avril de Sainte-Croix, France.

Madame Grimberg, France.

Dr. Girard—Mangin, France.

Madame Jules Siegfried, France.

Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Rublee, U. S. A.

Madame Schiavoni, Italy.


Madame Bratiano, wife of the Prime Mi­nister of Roumania, was also present, and the Queen of Roumania sent a message expressing her hearty sympathy with the objects of the deputation. The other ladies who took part in the deputation were Ma­dame Alphen Salvador, Madame Puesch, Madame d'Amelio, and Madame Maria Verone. Madame Brigode, the delegate from Belgium, was prevented from attending. The ladies ware received with the utmost cordiality by the Commission, which includes some of the most prominent members of the Peace Conference, including President Wilson and Colonel House, Lord Robert Cecil and General Smuts, M. Bourgeois and M. l'Arnaud, M. Venizelos and many others. President Wilson, as Chairman of the Com­mission complimented the ladies on the lucidity and brevety with which they had presented their arguments, and assured them that they had the entire sympathy of himself and his colleagues, and if all points were not specificially included, it was because the Covenant was intended to be but, as it were, a skeleton to be filled in later.

The deputation was much gratified by the success of their mission, as it has now been laid down that women shall be eligible for all offices and all bodies set up by the League of Nations, and that they shall be consulted equally with men in the case of any referendum regarding change of nationality. A clause has been also included regard­ing the suppression of the White Slave Traffic and negotiations are being instituted with the Red Cross regarding the establishment of an International Bureau of Education, as they believe that on rightly directed educa­tion, based on democratie principles, rests the future success of the League of Nations.



BIBLIOGRAPHISCH OVERZICHT

bewerkt door Dr. Bertha van der Stempel en Dr. J. Berg.


MAATSCHAPPELIJK WERK, ZEDELIJKE OPVOEDING, KINDERZORG.


Polak (Anna), Maatschappelijk Werk. („Jong meisjesleven", le Jrg. No. 11 p. 121.)

Urgentieraad—Onze —.
Arbeid—Opbouwende —.
Heerdt tot Eversberg—Quarles van Ufford (Dre. gravin P. van),

Een toekomstdroom over zedelijk maat­schappelijke opvoeding. (Aankondiging). („Orgaan v. d. Ned. Vrouwenbond t. verhooging v. h. zedel. bewustzijn", Jan.-Febr. 1919, p. p. 4, 5, 7.)

Education Committee. Women patrol Committee. Standing Committees. Comrade's Clubs.

(„The National Council of Women" etc. Occas. paper, No. 81, Jan. 1919, p. p. 11, 18, 20, 25.)

Vivisectie.—Steeds meer vivisectie.

Verschillende houding. Wreede proeven. Ondoelmatige proeven, kankerproeven, genezing van syphilis. („Orgaan v. d. Ned. Bond tot bestrijding der vivisectie", 1 Jan. 1919, p. 6—11).

Vereeniging:—Eene —, die in onze richting werkt.

(„De Coöperator" enz. 15 Dec. 1918 p. 90.)

Afdeeling—Uit de Haagsche —.

(„De Coöperator" enz., 31 Dec. 1918 p. 94.)

Kinderbond—Van en Nederlandschen —.

(„De Coöperator" enz. 15 Jan. 1919 p. 2.)

Tuintjes—De —. Door J.P.

Ortt (Felix), Vertellingen uit den Bijbel voor kleintjes. (Aankondiging.)

Gerhard (J.W.), Zorg voor de jeugd in Nederland, Zwitserland en Duitschland. (Aankondiging).

(„Correspondentieblad v. d. Ned. Kinder­ bond", Dec. 1918, p. p. 9, 10, 11).

Echos: Le jugement des enfants.

(„La Francaise" etc., 23 Nov. 1918).

Zie verder de rubriek,,Mededeelingen" in „Orgaan v. d. Ned. Vrouwenbond" enz.


STAATHUISHOUDKUNDE: VOORT­BRENGING, BEVOLKING.

Nieuw-Malthusianisme—Het —.

(„Orgaan v. d. Ned. Vrouwenbond t. ver­hooging v. h. zedel. bewustzijn", Jan.-Febr.1919 p. 1.)