In their present stage it is quite difficult to unionize these establishments and they do cut prices for the proprietors of the steam laundries.

The possibility of unionizing the Japanese laundries is not even considered.

Yet another force to be reckoned with in estimating the difficulties which stand in the way of unionizing women is the widespread hostility to trade unionism, as expressed through newspaper and magazine articles, and through public speakers, both religious and secular.

Whenever, then, the women of Canada seriously begin to unionize, advance will be made through these existing international organizations.

One tendency, long too much in evidence in the labor movement generally, and one which has still to be guarded against, is to take overmuch satisfaction in the unionizing of certain skilled trades or sections of trades, and to neglect the vast bulk of those already handicapped by want of special skill or training, by sex or by race.