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TUR OAHAWA TIMES, Fridey, September 3, 1968 -- 32 The Lady And Law Mee And Confusion Reigneth By PETER BUCKLEY LONDON (CP) -- The awful majesty of the law is having a tussle in England these days with the world of emancipated womanhood, and the law is los- ing. The problem arises because Lord Gardiner, the lord chan- ecellor who is in charge of ap- tments to the judiciary, has ust named Judge Elizabeth ne, 60, as the first woman high court judge in England's history. When the announcement was made, officials in thé lord chan- cellor's office put it about that the new member of Britain's highest court would be known reached for comment. She has previously been sddressed_.aa "My Lord' in court and those who know her say she isn't likely to be concerned about forms of address, There are few precedents to guide the lord chancellor. The practical Americans call their justices 'Your Honor," re- away on tour, and is expected gardiess of sex, and the Rus- to give the problem some new(sians use 'Comrade Judge" with egalitarian contempt for distinctions of sex, In France, on the other hand, women judges are called 'Ma- dame la Presidente." Oddly enough for the chivalrous French, an unmarried woman judge is nol called 'Madamol- selle la Presidente," "A question of dignity, I sup- pose," said an official at the French embassy here, consideration on his return. Other Commonwealth govern-| ments, including Canada's, might well think it over now! too, As far as is known here, | there are no other women) judges of high court status in) the Commonwealth, where the; British style of address is gen- ersily followed, But the ques- tion ds bound to arise before long with the increasing number) of women sitting in lower courts. | Judge Lane, who has been. in) county court for several years, as Mr. Justice Lane. Since high court judges are) always given a knighthood, the same officials said, she would also be Dame Elizabeth Lane. And in court she would be ad- dressed as 'Your Lordship." Now the protests are; coming in. "Why should she not be called Mrs. Justice Lane and ad- dressed as 'Your Ladyship'?" asks the Solicitors' Journal, a professional publication, "There| will undoubtedly be more fe- male judges as time goes on and it would be a good idea to start logically." ECHOES COMPLAINT The Times echoes the com- plaint in an editorial entitled 'Call her madam." "Having summoned up the courage to seat a woman on the bench of the high court... the legal profession is now being made to appear, by what it calls its proprieties, to be shrinking from the full implica- tions of what has happened," the influential daily newspaper remarked, "To admit women to one of the last remaining male pre- serves, and then to suggest that they are not really women at all, is an ingenious booby-trap to lay in the path of victorious feminism. . "The English have been ruled by queens without finding it necessary to address them as if they were kings, Even the House of Lords has accustomed itself to peeresses without pre- tending that they are peers. Is it to be left to the law to mis- represent the sex of its own dig- nitaries?" 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