... expect you housewives have read The lucky stoners who battled Reel for separate names for women while the successful Suffragettes were casting their first votes. have come back to life from 20 vears of retirement. to smoke their daughters out of the ...

... as the bored judge who tries the case. The film harps so much on woman's rights that it might have been written in the suffragette era. An amusing film, even though the stars seem a trifle over the age for puppy love. SATURDAY VERSE by JOHN 0' THE NORTH ...

... till 1 We have the Marxists to-day, recently it was not so. The Church, l but few Protestants in the old also has had it suffragette move- 1 sense, outside one or two centres ment. There was cause for thank:t like Edinburgh. fulness bat not for self-s ...

... chairman In 1939-40, was the widow of Mr. Gerald Gould, one-time associate editor of the Daily Herald.” She was a former suffragette. Elected M.P. for North Hendon In 1945. Mrs. Gould was defeated Mr. C. I. Orr-Ewing Cons, at the last election. Her five ...

... Just before the service began there was movement at the back of the crowd caused by the arrival of Mrs. Mary Leigh, the ex-suffragette. She Insisted on unfolding the flag of the Women's Social and Political Union—Mrs. Pankhurst's old organisation. The crematorium ...

... leave to bring in a bill to remove the Stone to Holyrood Palace. but it died in its parliamentary infancy . During the Suffragette agitation an attempt Was made to destroy the Coronation Chair with a bomb. but only slight damage was done. Between the ...

... given leave to bring in a Bill to remove the stone to Holyrood Palace, but it died in its parliamentary infancy. During the Suffragette agitation an attempt was Made to destroy' the Coronation Chair with a nomb ' I but only slight damage was done. Bctween ...

... MILITANT ACTION CALL Mrs. E. M. White, a former suffragette end pioneer of the women's movement who, for 60 years, has been fighting for equal rights for men and women, and particularly for equal pay for equal work, was loudly applauded at a meeting in ...

... water. EX-SUFFRAGETTES CELEBRATE One man—at back of hall Ex-suffragettes celebrated the anniversary of the grantlnp of the equal franchise on February 6, 1928, at the Forum Club In London last night. The meeting, arranged by the Suffragette Fellowship ...

... Mrs. D. L. Lanlgan said: I think It Is useless trying to negotiate or lobby M.P.s. We ■•ed a more militant spirit, the Suffragettes had.’* EIRE BEEF EXPORTS Mr. James Dillon, Eire Minister for Agriculture, said In the Cham-s«r of Deputies in Dublin yesterday ...

... opens In the Home Service at 7-W p.m. The Women's Rebellion,” which follows at eight, la a dramatised Impression of the Suffragette Movement. N.l. HOME SERVICE (2SI) e-SS eat.. Jack eauiftury's Onh.; m. Weather. 7, Meet; 7-I*. Mlchaetore orch.: 7*is, lift ...

... A SUFFRAGETTE RETIRES London dinner for Miss Strachey A score of Britain’s most distinguished women and others gathered at a dinner Chelsea last night to honour Miss Philippa Strachey, who has just retired as secretary of the London and National Society ...