New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1927, Page 19

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, \CAREER AS REPORTER IS DESIRED | SIXCITES ELECTING | s W%%EIIV; !{III’WI]ELLEIEIN& BY DOTY, JUST OUT OF THE LEGION , ... ... oo 1 con. Most Bit- DECEMBER 13, 1927, But Congressmen Have to Accept | Them, However | Washington, Dec. 13.—(UP)— | “Men dou't want women in congress | —and don’t you think they do—." | Thus spoke a woman member to- | day who was starting her second | term, Mis. Mary T. Norton, demo- crat, of New Jersey | But the men have come to accept | the inevitable, and mow regard women as a part of things on Capi- | tol Hill, sald Mrs. Norton and this | was echoed by a woman republican | member who was beginning her sec- | ond term, Mrs. Florencs P. Kahn, of California. Mrs. Norton gave an illustration. felt like a regular member sterday for the first time when 1 1de my speech advocating increas- ed tax exemptions, though I served for a whole term I was a Ia Her amendment was defeated de- cisively. “I felt then like a regular me ber and I like it better that don't believe in any diserimination because of sex.” that she was accepted as a member, Mrs. Norton t ns to hreak out some day “I got mad yesterday beat my amendment, bec lieved in it so. I wanted to things, but T restrained myself,” | she said. “But I may break out come day.” Al e chuckled at the prospect B 4 like to see mora wom bers, and there will be m mused. “1'd like to see more women, because then we'd have some real human legislation.” It's that type of leglslation the for this among the Kahn, Mrs. republi lican of Kentucky. They on committees that deal veterans relfef, pensions, and en’s and children’s Iogislation Mrs. Rogers. who is a mem sorvice men's orza congress because of her in tion. also is int ed in trade development her own section, New Kahn said she will apportionment legis! to give California the its population dem member of tha c which will draft a bill. Both Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Nor- ton are on the veterans committer, which drafts legielation for vetcrans velfet. Bitter Cold W ave Is Sweeping Over France Rheims, France. Dec. 13 (D) bitter cold wave throughout Iran has struck the cham causing at least thr vicinity of this city. 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Duffy, ca d former Edwin Newton in Whalen seeking ree; mer Mayor Lawren who has figured in s ment liquor Mayor Le: Everctt wa was oppose rence witnessed the end of a contest with Mayor Walter T. rt opposed by Dr. Michael A who led him by the primary. | Beverly, North Adams and Attle- ‘\\m‘n had minor contests on their ' IRISH FLIER LARDS John Carbery Completes His Solo Air Flight From Croydon Field to Capetown. a, Egyptian Sudan, Dec. 13 () ‘s life offr illz enong! 3 J. Doty o the Trish a death sen rtion, imprisonmnt, and | reign Legion. He is coming [ fight trom Crovdon to ca ow) to try writing. He left shortly after his landing |for Khartum, starting on the muost tage of his journey. the use of Siloxi, Mis tiny 1ad Doty played at war. rite game was to mates into two his father relates, his Central Africa and follow The armies ute used by the Roval Air the dog was given a | Vorce in recent flights neral e nd adventure s favorite reading, in school. 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