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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, 'APHIL 30, 1948.

Woman Today WAX makes how

She is a Finn and hor namo is Hertta Kuusinon.

Sho

is pretty, fair-haired. and dangerous, says

WALTER HAYES.

A Family Dictator

recovers

Russia Was Too Tame

Oh, these troublesome women of Europe! Into the spot-light now comes a preity, fair-haired and dangerous person, Hertta Kuusinen.

And In

For Her

ground agitator for the outlawed Communist Party.

In 1035 Hertta was arrested and sent to prison for five years. She looks 30; she might be 40. upheaval is bringing her into the the same offence. She

Like Anna Faukor, political Anna went to prison in 1936 for got ten wide-windowed, esthree-roomed fat in Helsinki she world's headlines. They are two years; served Ave.

When Hertia came out of fall is doing Stalin's work in Finland. Hertta Is chairman of the

than ever before she Communist Party in the Finnish nen, started out as a Social Deliefs

Helsinki Parliament. She is also the wife erat, jumped on the Commu-taught languages in a

mist band-wagon and ultimately school. Even Communists have of Yrive Leino, leader of the became leader of the Finnish to cat. In between lectures sho Finnish Communists and Minis-

Reds. He went to Russia and managed to distil seme more pro- ter of the Interior.

Like 63-year-old Anna Pauker became one of the secretaries of pagando, and in 1941 she went stayed another woman trouble-maker the notorious Comintern; he was back to jail where she

She married Yrjoe In 1939, when the Leino in 1945. It was the per who trod the revolutionary path rewarded with a post of greater until 1944. to become Foreign Minister in importance. Rumania's Communist-dominat- Russians set up a puppet Gov-fect marriage.

Otto be- ed Government-she had reached cnment in Finland. the heights through the dark came the boss. Today he is the the Communists were alleys of the underground plot President of the Finno-Karellan and plan.

Soviet Repubile-a reward for good and faithful service.

When Popa Kuusinen went to Russia Hertta, then only just out of school, went with him. But

Today the future- of Hertta Russla was too tame for Hertta, Kuusinen is in question-and. za and she returned secretly to her one is making any bets. Anna country at a time when Commu- came back to Rumania with the nists were not too popular, and Red Army and achieved Cabinet became an underground agitator.į rank. There will be more summer Аппа Pauker travelled the

of a kind, these women.

Hertta's father, Otto Kuus!--more determined in her be-

I doubt if the Englishman travelling in Greece ever quite

from the sight

of the peasant riding on his donkey while his burdened wife trudges along the road beside him.

In Greece, East and West meet in a strange marriage of cus- toms. The village woman's place is in the home, and she is never seen with her husband where

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More Shoes

From Britain

in the coffee-house. the men's talk runs on politica

ko we discuss football,

From dawn to dusk she cocks, sewa, ploughs, rears the children uncomplaining, and at 26 looks shoes available from Britain this 45. Only at the day's end and year. This 18 the impression on Sundays she stands before I gained by me when I visited two her door gossiping with the vil Northampton and Towcester fac- lage women, all wearing the tories and saw hundreds of pairs colourful costumes of their Pro-stacked ready for export vince.

Yet her husband will never We watched a white suede buy or sell without her advice. "Easygoer" sandal being made and in the family life she is the

dictator.

th

tings for each size. (A pair, be.

After the assault

on Finland able to Yrjoe

come out into the open. Leino became Minister of the In- terior and started to organise the secret police-the first stop taken by all good dictators.

But Hertta may prefer to re- same path. For ten years from main the strong woman behind 1924 she was also an under- the strong man.

...And The Ideal

#n

But

from start to finish, In three at-ideal woman? Hollywood thinks are bom

What is your picture of the "Sometimes," she said, "women with these qualities, In Athens the Greek woman.

ileve it or not, consists of it knows her when it sees her, sometimes they grow up with who still has no vote, has won

(and pretty Mrs. by beauty and Intelligence many as 24 small pieces stitched and has numed Mrs. Spencer them.

ched Tracy as one of the six "mostTracy shook her head) they must growing independence and a and stuck together by deft-Anger-wholesome" women in the world. come or there is not a perfect

how they She hidden influence on the politicaled girls.) We saw

was extremely surprised, child-mother relationship. world men. The elegant West made this sandal in a special new this lovely wife of film star "I've learned thin," she said, End Kolunski woman is fashion way to give it a flexible sole for Tracy, who admits that "Spencer "through my work with the John

without obly dressed

emptying comfort and longer year, and ad- is a very nice man."

Tracy Clinic," which is, after all, her husband's wallet Appear-mired the speed with which

the reason I was given this great She ances are deceptive in Greece, blonde Elleen Lambert punched

was surprised for the honour I've just read about. and she probably makes ends those perforations.

second time in a day when she

after *The clinic was named meet with "difficulty.

was asked: "What are the re- Mr. and Mrs. Tracy's son John, The girl with the Perfect Foot quisies

that make

ideal now ngod 23, who has been deaf demonstrated how we should try

woman?"

since infancy. Mr. Tracy found- on shoes; make sure that they_fit "Oh, my goodness," she said.ed It five years ago with the as- "Am I suddenly supposed to sistance of five other mothers of from heel to big toe ball. She know things like this? Surely deaf children. She now acts as axis Mrs. Audrey Merrilleid, who there is no ideal woman, is there? Director of the organisation, be house met her husband as

a fellow I have never known one." lieved to be the only clinic at worker in the shoe factory. All bound than in England.

But Mrs. Tracy admitted that its kind in the entire world. It

free courses The shop-girl's is the greatest new sample pairs are tried out on she knew the qualities that make rives

to children the achievement, for she rivals the her because

management

a woman an "almost-ideal" mo-who are deaf, and to their par Kolonaki lady for smartness found her foot has exactly cor- ther. "They are these," she said, ents. "So far we figure we have matching purse, gloves and shoes rect measurements. for a 5-B "A great love for the child; de helped at least 2000 families with her coat with natural taste. Atting. If the shoes at her they termination and perseverance; a that's quite a satisfaction," said

Prices are generally five times are passed for production.

sense of humour, and a 'good old | Mrs. Tracy. JOYA BEGG, horse sense." those in England, but wages may be even lower. That is why all women live from day to day. buying what they can when they can afford it.

Speaking at least two foreign Languages fluently, she helps clothe heraclt by working in an Allied Mission.

Maids

obtainable cheap, and life even for the families is less poorer

arc

Household gadgets, from nylon babies" troyclaths to pot-cleaners, either entirely lacking ̈ür

are

Start them on the road to impossibly expensive. There are. health and bappioess todayino big stores like our own, and

077

the Greek woman's problem is so much the greater,

The best tribute to the Greek woman is the 5,000 marriages between British soldiers ARG Greek girls that have taken place here since 1945.

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HAPPY FAMILIES

A happy child in

ย

between

to the way their parents

other

treat

happiness united and

treat the fattitudes, and will family is truly a very lucky in- parents, but above all for the members of the family according dividual. He has every chance sake of the children, of growning up with the charac Quarrelling among parents does them. teristics which most make for more real psychological harm to These, then, are the essential D parent happiness and success in life: self- the children than any other single equipment by which confidence, friendliness, courage factor, and quarrelling over the may attain happy relationships and independence,

children is the worst of all, with and between his or ber There are three separate sets Therefore work out your ideas children: of relationships in every family and methods between yourselves -between the two, parents, be as early as possible. tween the parents and the chil- dren and between the children themselves.

ents depend on

Relationships between the par- several things, sort of partnership they them la

have

formed between one of the most important. Ideal-

ly, neither mother nor father

of

The right

By Dorothy Mohr

Firstly: Love and affection. The mother who finds her children a burden, who openly declares she "would never have had children If she had known what she was in for can never hope to estab lish the right relationship,

with them. At the same time, how- ever, love does not mean poGLESS- ing the child utterly, wrapping him round with what has been called "mother-love" or striving to keep him dependent for the mother's own satisfaction.

Secondly: Impartiality, temper

Afferent from the other. There couples do this. It is absolutely | ed by understanding of each)in-|

One

should be the "head of the house time to talk about these things Each should have certain duties is really before martiage, or at and responsibilities

which are any rate before the children are few but not inferior born. Unfortunately very to, the duties

persoanlity should be certain responsibilities essential that some agreement is dividual

apd which they share in

reached even if it means each needs,, is also essential. Mothers of these is the

bringing

side giving up some very cherish never do and cannot treat each of the children. This job is so ed beliefs. Compromise is pre- child alike, but they can be fale

and big and important that it needs ferable to conflict.

fundamente, allow no everything both parents can give Child-parent relationships are hist of favoritlam 19 erpop

im- By "sharing". I don't:

portant for the sake of harmony, j they take turns minding the in the care of the attituica

Бо chlidren," and both have thuir tween the parents themselves, ches the child the first step_to- own ideas which thay carry out both parents nood to co-operate wards consideration for others. Independently when in-charge, in order to reach understanding: A family; each member of which Sharing means agreement. They but the relationships and atitudes considerate at the feelings of abould both have the same ideas that exist betwemski the parents others," is on the way to roul on child care and believe to and that the children are wholly the game, well a

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FIFTH EXTRA RACE MEETING

Saturday, 1st May, 1948.

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the first zace will be run at 2.00 pm.

Through numberu (10 Races-320.) may be obtained at the Office of the Treasurers, 1st floor, Exchange Building, also tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the "Lautao Handi- Tho cap" to be run at the Whitson Meeting in May, 1948. latter may also be purchased at the Club's Branch Office, No. 382 Nathan Road, Kowloon.

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