Domestic workers are the nomads of industry.

Their lives are like their work,--impermanent, detached from others', unobserved.
It is for the housekeepers of America to consider the plain facts concerning domestic service.

Some of the conditions they can change.
Others they cannot.

No one can alter the economic status of the kitchen.
Like the sweat shop, it must ultimately disappear.
What system of housekeeping will take the place of the present system cannot precisely be foretold.

We know that the whole trend of things everywhere is toward co-operation.