The Archive · 1927

A New Career

Although women who can controlling their own machines, still few and far between, no doubt that flying is a coming career for women, and with the institution of flying clubs about the county, there is aided inducement for ysitls with the necessary nerve and verve to tuke up the work. Amongst recent recruits is Mra, Elliott-Lynn, the fai luthlete. "Many actresses are. Ket fyi ably Miss Pegwy: O'Neil "who told me one day We were discussing the from memory—that she morggat the first latch of Anwriea 0 qualify for O'Neill gues to Paris oes preferably: by ai gives her more ti a wirl who hay a few hundreds of pounils nil a keen desire to make flying her career, there should be few obstacles in. the becoming pilot. obtain a little plane of her own, air return for hee outly Stuart fen up sleep and taken on night work of some sort, Or T might have engaze a nurse to look after the baby and accompanied my husband into the great world every morning. In the latter event. my running of the baby would have been confined to giving the nurse instructions before I went out in the e}morning, wondering at intervals driving the day whether she was ear~ ring them out. and, by cautions invislizations in the evening, confirm: ing my suspicions that she was not No nurse ever docs, She has her own very excellent "theories which she applies to all babies alike, She that wunderstamclinge your baby w all the people in the world, only you have, By instinct you modify © salt him the the applies with unimagina-You, and only you, jean do it, But you cannot run a business at the same time. No woman could. A baby is a photo time job."

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