... shelved the Bill giving women the vote. The hostility of the Senate has been the stumbling-block in the way of women voting, for a long time. and the resistance seems as stiff as ever. Just before the.voto was taken, • deputatiol of women waited on several ...

... SPAIN ADOPTS FEMALE SUFFRAGE. IRISH WOMAN DEPUTY’S OPPOSITION. Privilege May Help Reaction. Madrid, Thursday. The right to vote was given to all Spanish women who have passed the age of 23 in the clause of the new Constitution which was accepted by the ...

... WOMEN AND POLITICS Surprising Support of the Nazi Regime The “Morning Post’* says:—lt was remarked the other day au observer of conditions in the Saar that the women appear to bo more pro than the men, and similar preference said to exist among their ...

... NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN. At the annual meeting of the National Council of Women of Ireland in Dublin Professor Mary Hayden in the chair —reports were submitted of an inquiry into the position of women in industry, carried out at the request of the ...

... WOMEN S CONGRESS IN TURKEY. A Visit to MuaUphn Kemal. Istanhol, Wednesday. The twelfth annual Congress of the International Alliance of Women for Suffrage and Equal Citixenahip, which ban bean in progress here for the last wssk, ended today. Urs. Corbett ...

... Of the Republic’s legacy to women—beside physical culture—only the vote has been spared. Hitler at first was hostile to female suffrage. He changed his mind when the majority of German women rallied to him. Nevertheless women are not admitted to political ...

... WOMEN OF ALL NATIONS TO MEET Turkish women, in their light for sex 'equality with man, have been encouraged by the announcement that the International WOMPII . N Congress is to be held this year in Turkey. The Congress will meet at the former Sultan's ...

... schools in Turkey, especially of the celebrated American Robert College Cirls. More (hiring women adopted Europeai* dress, and ventured even to s|>eak of suffrage. Women vere conscious now of their disabilities and their discontent became increasing force in ...

... men. The Women’s Irgion was the pioneer of women’s work in army. For the first time in histor, with the exception of the army nursing sisters, women were officially recognised and accepted the War Office under the scheme for the Employment Women in the ...

... argued that only a small proportion of the women really want to vote. Other arguments are based on the inferiority of women—women haven't the same intelligence or education that men have; there are more women than men in France and politics would become ...

... been resolute shelving any Bill give votes women. The Universal Suffrage Committee of the Chamber has now voted rather peremptory resolution. The Chamber,” it runs, ” desirous rf seeing the vote extended to women before 1933, asks the Government to bring ...

... BERMUDA CAR BAN RAISED FOR DURATION OF WAR. WOMEN SUFFRAGE LIKELY. Bermuda's ban on motor-cars has been raised for the duration of the war. states the Daily Telegraph and Morning Post Hamilton. Bermuda, correspondent. The colony recently allowed its ...