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10 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursdey, October 23, 1958 Visitor Impressed Four Ladies Create Precedent By Russian Pride By Taking Seats With Lords By FRASER WIGHTON LONDON (Reuters) -- For the|from the throne to foreshadow first time in British history, women this week will take their place in the House of Lords with the right to sit and vote on an al footing with men. Four women are among 14 '4ife"" peers recently created by Qbeen [Elizabeth for the upper house, on the government's rec- ommendation, as an aspect of constitutional reform. There was bitter resentment of their invasion of the second cham- ber--one of the few remaining mals strongholds of the nation-- from some of the 800 nobles who, sit by hereditary right as peers) of the United Kingdom. SWORN IN TOMORROW various government plans which would be the forefront of a Con- servative election campaign. Gov- ernment supporters believe an election iikely will come soon|at after the annual budget in April. | that in the first half of 1958, Brit-| ain, helped by falling import] prices, earned an all-time record, OTTAW ACP) woman found it isn't difficult to put in astronomer's wife on a visit to said. There are women garden- Politicians expect the speech Russia. she had an opportunity some sightseeing while her hus-| work as Canadian street - clean- band attended a conference of the ers, she said, because Russians International Astronomical Union'don't litter their streets or parks. | : : of two young sous, Mrs. Thomson visit were the people's friend- Wiig wi 2 Shier Derick 'Heatit}, gy a reporter here that a full |liness toward western tourists, | y {program of events was arranged and their pride in their country's for the delegates' wives, The two-week visit to Moscow | and Leningrad gave her a chance | to visit a Russian nursery --. # spotless and well-staffed institu tion where children were cared for while their mothers worked. The women in Russia do all of work, Mrs. Thomson -- An Ottawa time when you're an kinds ers, bricklayers and street sweep Malcolr Thomson found ers, for instance. The street Mrs. 4 to do cleaners have as much don't Mrs. Thomson said two major Moscow. : from the Russian A' former librarian. and mother impressions achievements. current surplus of £334,000,000 ($935,200,000) in its trade balance, with the rest of the world. Con-| servatives claim the country's improved economy is the direct] result of government moves last year--unpopular at the time--to stop inflation. Du Barry cloudsilk Winter-Warm "'Buys"! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Big ® Thrift Prices ® Dependable 3 Quality RETAILERS TO THRIFTY CANADIANS TWO MODERN STOREC IN OSHAWA The four life peeresses and the 10 life peers will attend special pearled i swearing-in sessions Tuesday and ) 5 a Wednesday so they can be pres- % Siig face ent at the state opening of parlia- ment's new session a week later. All four women are well-known public figures. The youngest, Dame Katharine Elliot, 55, is the widow of a Conservative elder statesman. 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