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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1955.

VOTES

FOR WOMEN

VOTE

FOR MEN

EMMA DOD

'I say their march to freedom

has proved

a long march to NOWHERE'

by ROBERT PITMAN

ARE

A

WOMEN A WASH-OUT?

RE women n wash-bution; the mauve and given Yet this stands for woman's only advaneca in obstetric tech-

falling: the effort in the miss, Turn now to nique have been made by menu nui in publle life? taperies begin

policemen bhom Dame Ethol's the leaders,

IN THE HOME men have is their proper place temnest chords; und. to

In 1931, 10 women were beams left to invent almost all in the home? Is the murmur of Awo the bronze elected to Parlament. Twenty the household gadgets which

of Mrs. Pankhurst years later this tota; had nonred women now use. best service they can render figure the community

of Suffragette, agliator, and late gloriously-to 17.

Conservativo candidate for Feminists blame prejudice for sticking to the task of being Whitechapel - standa mutely this. But they fat to say what good wives and mothers?

revealed on its plinth.

mit wonen politiclana have It is ATI

Elke such pre- appropriate to consider these moment questions.

that

Tum back the clock just 25 years-lo a cold March day in Stanley Baldwin's time.

The

THE MINISTERS

-

SIMPLE comparison is in-

The year is 1930. The date, achieved to

judice. March 0. The occasion? The celebration of Mrs Pankhurst's victory for womanhood. The ceremony, 16

may be structive. In 1020 Britain noted, is

Tho apt.

musical halls its first woman Minister of for example, policemen,

are the Crown, Miss Margaret Bond- inst stroke of noon- drawn from a body which once field. In 1951 Florence Horsbrugh and by the Thames the sound of dragged to goot not only Mas becomes her latest successor, the

In the crowd Pankhurst to traffle is hushed.

whose stabue first Tory woman to win such There the similarity ends, ed gardens below Parliament they now pull homage but also status. rists on agitated figure in robes

their temporary conductor and For, whereas

Ramsay

msay MacDonald of rege and creman. It is Dame half their audience too.

strengthened his Goverment by Putting Miss Bondfeld in, Sir Winston immensely strengthened his 1954 Government by booting Miss Horabrugh out.

baton;

Of

the

El Smyth, the composer.

the twitches She

herMarch and--te Wemmen comes rumbling from

of the Metro the instruments politan Police Banda stately roop of women, led by Stanley Baldwin

Bishop Barking.

10 the platform.

the and

on pares

TRUMPETS

of

ON AND ON

MR BALDWIN, equally apt,

attends as leader

SOON Mr Baldwin himself is hurst began

speaking: say with no fear of contradiction....a nicho in the temple of fame.

liches fall freshly through the quiet air.

His

Suddenly trumpets ring out; Mr Baldwin touches an electric

William Hickey

IN THE

(false)

TURNS TO A

FANCY FASHION

SPRING MY BYGONE

Dow

that

famous

London, who was sitting the other alle vital as a girl in her twenties

... There was Christina Foyle, HAVE had a rather in- of the room, was looking.

She was dressed in something who is so important in the world spiring clav Ita Lok

ór books rather flowing. The colour was don.

brown. But I was a soft and authors rehearse their conversa- It was partly the weather, lovely colour that "brown" tion in front of a mirror before The sun shone. The air doesn't do justice lo. She looked meeting her. WILS warn Suits looked as if she had taken trouble about shabby. It. spring.

WILM

false 2

dressing for lunch.

srid She

How Enid

agreed

Women

round me famous warten, rich, successful Chanelle, women, And then she The motto for this year should I decided that the phrase added: "You

woman's world," know, London be: "It's u

От

it also 1s

"un foux better sound

in women don't dress up for an

occasion nearly n

na much na they printemps"? do in the provinces,"

She is preoccupied with the

would

French

temps.

[3] faux prin It would make

A

wonderful title for a suite provinces and knows what she

woman,

is blonde, with a smile that makes want to smile too. And she is

successful

A

ful

women,

the

very business,

She a rority among sueross- She still has the of making kift

she men that meets think they are terribly important.

She can also make them talk.

Changing taste

the

wall

IN FASHION from Harincil still set to Hardy Amies men the only pattern in England,

IN MUSIC women's upper- tunity has always been para- mount. In England a thousand women performers, from Myra Hess to Winifred Atwell, rattle and down the profitably up

No

egajnst prejudice госу.

Yet women have created nothing.

Ethel Smyth complained when orchestras shunted her works. or thing stood bre- But only

ween Ethel Smyth and famb... her music.

WRITION

There is not a woman's name

Britten ót

to place beside Ivor Novelle, let Vaughan alon Williams. And the death ot

פין

of

Annette Mills robbed olmost the only woman who

IT'S NIL

The ladies' rqund paraded by Mr Attico is scarcely richer in Torics, who resisted votes for women from the beginning. Yet political genius. For in politics could write even a popular song.

himself had recently Mendames Summers, Castle, Baldwin brought in the Anal instalment, Braddock are scarcely giants.

But, the the Flappers' Vote.

goes up, Nineteen-thirty and the

have "women

less opportunity

mediocre trumpet sound-only a quarter Prejudice will pick & of a century after Mrs Pank- man before a brilliant woman,

the great march. This boot, however, neatly fits Now, in 1955, another quarter the other foot, Consider century has limped by and the present women MPs torn march of the women dil sweeps men. Most of them, with their

Latents, would onwards, almost of the double. present

never theory of it cannot be have reached even their present worlds The Justice deniCKI, Yet unavoidably the undizzy heights.

Even from the thin record of What has it all question arians: to?

en M.Ps there are several amounted

There is only women one aiswar: "Almost nothing." who were helped to Westminster

Take fret

Item,

the by single

family tics. number of women working out- side their homes.

Qur

X3

BSTETRICS, Fashion, Music -trere woman's opportunity has been unrivalled: Where the Englishwomad's opportunity has merely

thon's equalled

her achievement shrinks to nil.

She has added not e new

to tho Or

technique of business << throw gets women own more shares men) or philosophy or or mathematics or or film production.

than physics architecture

Only in wovel writing has sho Lady Astor dropped into Lord approached mule standards. And Actor's coat. In the present Par- here, significantly, past-Park-

are dwarfed by From feminist writers we hear lament Mrs Ford succeeded her continual

of n reports

huge father, Mrs Jeger succeeded her female army marching Lo husband, Cyrden niso ask how far Britain's old. An ariny of women Lady Tweedsmuir as plain Mrs

engineers. One feminist has even Tweedsmule could have thumb stled out examples of women ed a lift along the primrose path, plumbers and suvediggers.

MEN FIRST

burst women Goorge Eliot, the Brontes, Jane

Austen,

So much for the New Eve, for

into Q man's Eve marching world.

What of the Old Eve? What of the Old Eve-charming, scatter-brand-who lived for dress and the home, who cared the serious world

outside?

What are the facts? How many able-bodied women hus INDEED someone else's Utle this army mustered?

often a handicap to men-is a Turn to the census returns gült-edged gift for women, MRS. nothing for for 1931, We find that 34.2 per- Isobel Barnett? MRS. Violet then Bonham Carter? Would they cent of all women were "gainfully occupied."

have found it as easy to achieve Guess the great advance today, their present fame without their la 1953 just on 34.5 percent of titics? all women

were gainfully oc- cupied. A brave march this-ia MEDICINE

Lack

ut

She was a by-product of male tyranny, the feminists used to assure us. She would vanish with cmancipation, they pro "OBSESSION FOR FINERY?

opportunity? IN mhod.

Women

have

Vera

20 years a gain of a third of monopolised the held in mid- The Victorian wife do

wifery one percent.

for centuries. Yet the Brittain, the professional femi- nist, tells us was often richly drissed and bejewelled, con- veniently advertising her hus- band's affluence to customers and

neighbours,"

IN LITTLE FAITH

FAITH HEALING

So sad SAD business looking She started A through the 1st of ballets

A

DOCTOR

A smarter look formance

out for a meat or a drink they There were so many ideas took far more care about their fawing over the lunch-able appearance

casual that we forgot to eat our food, Landoers. and the waters kept on trying

than the

By A. W. JARVIE

nbout

her, but her doctor

Very

of the

Freed from this cruel burden, In women reacted?

how have 1948 à survey showed that a £20-a-week family spent 20s. weekly on women's and giris' clothing, against only Bs, weekly on men's and boys'. And there aro twice as many shops scilling women's wear as selling men's wear.

SCANDAL

.

AFFAIRS? A recent invesli- pation observes: "Women men- on their enjoyment of newe- paper gossip and acantial com siderably more than men, und from this they are less interested in the news of every sort of newspaper."

In 1947 One wornan in every eight had never heard of the United Nations.

of music.

is talking about, But the major inspiration of as a window-dresser in Bourge that Covent Garden will be put- the day wan

Her mouth.

And

hns gradually ting on for the next six weeks,

with little visited by the healer and who name was Enid Chanelle She expanded a chain of shops in The same old ballets.

"Lac

faith in faith healing is now a comparatively healthy "Facade" very good-looking. Winchester, Oxford, and on the des Cygnes"

Now Coust

She denies taking drugs dur- Dr Louis Rose, psychiatrist woman hoping to be married. *The Firebird." that her "Girelle" you South

Knightsbridge shop is going well Perhaps that is the reason in St Bartholomew's Hos- ing the time the healer War TGNORANCE OF WORLD

inves- "healing" วก dress she is going to break into the why ballet, after a tremendous pital, London. He

reported that from the very Midlands vogue, now seems to be losing tigated 95 cases, and what beginning of a course rich Northern and markoct.

ground Still,

did he find? there is a first per-

latest TB drug INAH, the made end of the B1 the

"No single case revealed a gradual and continuo I'm sure she is right about the month. It is "Madame Chry- conclusively

monu

that the covery.

the What's more, so-called "provincial women."

a Madam Butter- santheme,

young healer'a intervention alone

woman herself "fully acknow When I was in Manchester flylsh sort of story based on a and Liverpool last month I novel by Pierre

Loti.

resulted in improvement or ledged the effiency of the tablets Elsino Fifield, 23, dances the cure of a measurable organic and was noticed that when women came

conscientious leading role. She is one of the disability."

taking them. Australians who have helped to

Ho adda In the British THE HOARSE MAN

THE PEACE-LOVING SEX? give her country the reputation Medical Journal that three cases

Mother-in-law, divorce Judges of "the artistic Dominion."

A man

with hoarseness was And, is still marriage hazard Pierre Loti

condition after told, after a small part of his cure of such

No. 1.

And

petty

tyranty by to take plates and glasses away more careful about their gloves captain in the French Navy who "the healer's case can be

He was а extraordinary man

out and the intervention of a healer, but tissue had been cut

អ national from us.

-and that I think is one of the

ex- examined, that he had cancer of women over women i

problem too. It accounts parkly career wrote We talked about changes in

throughout his

plaind

in terms

the larynx and needed a major for the nursing shortage. Every of the away novels about romantic, exolic

EL After tastes and ideas-Enid Chanelle most significant things about a

medical treatment." operation, orthodox

healing recent Health Minister, an up- interview his hoarseness im to date version of is intelligent enough to realise woman's dress.

Here are the three cases:

st, that to be successful in selling since the war there has been an

I think the main reason is that the East. He died just after the

First World War.

proved and his voice increased

has had lo THE DOCTOR Vinud. Hls real

against the in volume. fashion she

Cormous swing in prosperity. The women of the South Seas changes in public opinion when The

A few weeks later he was re- protect nurses against the bum- provinces-especially the

A doctor had a sudden pain name of Lot!- gave him his

and two specialists bledom of sisters and tatrons. they are just flying in on the

which North and the Midlands are Flower of the Pacific."

POSTSCRIPT: was diagnosed by a examined,

Professor wings of time.

surgeon and two other abctors reported there was "no cancer

Ashley Montague, richer than London.

od as being due to a small but now."

"The author definite hernia "which could not

admits: he

belleved that it was pure Even if from the very begin- be

After without operation."

four or five treatments coincidence that the piece healer the hernia dis- moved for examination con-ning meo and women had enjoy

*** tained all the cancerous tissue ad full and complete equallis, As usual in auction lists some

appeared permanently,

*****there, would still have been a

the executors of someone who at last to afford incontrovertible

calch must

the

women

are that

She finds that beginning to like clothes

aro morg romantic, more feminine

And that got us on to problem whether we

For one thing, they are far

Servants are employed outalde London far more than in the capital. Men have more money to spend on their wives, In are London, I am afraid, men tend,

Was

name was

В

rather

Here was pride

WAS looking through a list of silver to be sold at Christies later the month.

showed marked improvement or

by

Dragons,

One doctor told Dr Rose that superiority of Wome

to spend more money on them- of the items are being sold by "This," says Dr Rose, "seemed present in the larynx.

approaching a new Victorian solves than on their women. The

Ag

happorta repetition

R.N.

Well, these re

Tc-

Gourge

In the

the three velly larger number of men Of course, it won't be-it it dear “little woman" has to make has. died. In this cast, Cat-evidence in favour of the healer, cases (out of 5) that looked than women in almost all fields

of the do with an old dress and some- mander L. D. Fish

Where ther But spontaneous 'cure' la known most likely to substantiate the of accomplishment."

Tiest women's thing round the neck that has You can imagine the pride he by surgeons to

even healers claims. Do you won- occur of cost a few shillings at the stores, took in a replica of the ship when no treatment is given."

der that Dr Rose calls for a natural

superiority? bell of H.M.S. St Elvies, 1916-

very careful investigation of all miraculous fact says the pro- A new motto

claims, more particularly ninge for gravely that only women 10, engraved with

there are some illnesses in can produce babies,

play But, thien, do we have to thank was a young which suggestion, does. woman dying of TB who im- very large part in helping re- MTS

Pankhurst and Stanley Baldwin for that? proved immediately after being covory and rehabilitation?

numerous

19th century. But it may repeat the main currents opinion. The next generation prudish, reserved, din- be mined.

At this stage of the lunch we sigratures, including that of breath and had another King George V, A. J. Balfour, The girls

may even be coy, look

There the Duke of Connaught, ole." And they may look at their look round the room

Now it is just "Lot 20." the was Beatrice Lillio, looking as with outspoken parents same mixture of horror and 'sadness as that with which the

Victoria and Albert set f young regarded their coarse Regency forebears:

Books may be bawdierised by Bad language a new Bowdler. may be frowned 'on,

And to be serious--I have no doubt that it will be a moro religious age,

The Mrs Knights and their "morale without rellalon" will be looked on as unenlightened pagana, suffering from intellec- dual airogance and a shallow prychology.

Provincial tasto

By this time we had got a long way, Drom the fashion business Bowe tackled: the malayodlah când vinid - how "Margares Leighton,

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