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British Hushands Wiiness Lasting
Batile Of Wife Versus Paycheck
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BY HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK. — (AP) — Many
American married men are taking
a great secret interest in the fate
of a proposed law being debated
in Britain’s Parliament.
The law would give British
wives a legal right to a fair share
of their husband’s income.
You understand, old bean,
things are done differently in Am
erica and Britain. Here the aver
age wife can get everything in
her husbana’s pockets by force of
arms, language or tears.
But over there the Englishman
holds to the old-fashioned idea he
is still king of the cottage. What’s
his is his. And what is his wife’s?
l'lWell, whatever he decides to give
er.
Naturally, the Englishman
wants to do the sporting thing by
her—fair play and all that y’know.
But what with the pub prices
being what they are, and say a
man’'s had a bad fortnight at the
dart board—*“Well, old girl, chin
up, you'll just have to skimp along
with the shillings that are left.”
Master of House
The master of the house gets the
lord’s share of the pay cheque and
the wife has to eke out her tea
and crumpets as best she can on
her marital dole.
Often British husbands won't
even tell the old girl how much
they really earn, figuring it really
isn’t any of her business.
Dr. Edith Summerskill says this
is “stupid, because there lis no
more certain way of alienating a
woman’s affection.” She is author
of the proposed new law that
would enable British wives to go
into court and force their hus
bands to divvy "up their take
home pay.
British men might be amazed to
learn that probably most Ameri
ican husbands heartily hope Par
liament passes the law. They
would probably regard it as nras
culine traitorism on the part of
their Yankee cousins.
But actually it is a step in self-
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protection, a bold new bid for do
mestic liberty on the part of the
American male. Here is a sum
mary of the views I heard ex
pressed by a group of husbands
here who discussed the proposal.
“The way 1 see it,” said one
moustached mouse, “is this: If
Parliament gives British women a
break, maybe we can get Congress
to pass a law forcing our wives
over here to let us have a fair
share of our paychecks.”
Secret Salaries
“What 1 don’t see is how Eng
lishmen mranage to keep the size:
of their salaries secret,” marveled
another husband. “My wife makes
me bring my paycheck in my
mouth, Sometimes 1 don’t even
know myself what I'm making.”
“T know what you mean,” re
nmrarked a third. “I have to deliver
my check unopened, too. The last
time I hit my boss up for a raise,
he said, ‘Why, I've given you two
in the last six months.’ First I'd
heard about it. When I asked my
wife, she told me, ‘l'didn’t want it
to go to your head, Junior’.”
Put Foot Down
“You guys ought to learn to put
your foot down,” bragged a fourth
husband. “I tell my wife every
morning she either has to give me
a dollar or I won’t go to work. She
forks out, 100.”
The others shook their heads at
this bravery and agreed nothing
so foolhardy would work with
their wives.
Finally a white-haired old vet
eran of forty years of marital
warfare said:
“Boys, let’s quit kidding our=
selves. No matter what Parliament
does for wives in Britain, Congress
wouldn’t dare do a thing for hus
bands here. They'd be too afraid
of their own wives.
“No, in America nren have lost
their battle for the freedom of the
paycheck.
“Today -eur wives and the gov
ernment are fighting a tug-of-war
for it. All a husband can do is sit
on the sidelines and holler, “On
wife! On government!” Whoever
wins—well, it won't be us.”
) FRANCE IS BEST CUSTOMER
SAIGON, Indo - China—(AP)—
France is still Indo-China’s best
customer for her exports of rice,
tea, rubber, maize, cement and
other products.
Thirty-eight per cent of the to
tal value of Indo-Chinese exports
in 1951 went to France. This,
however, was 6 per cent lower
than in the preceding year.
ANCIENT COIN FOUND
WINNIPEG, Manitoba—(AP)—
A Roman coin found by a man
digging an excavation here was
taken to museum authorities, who
pronéunced it a relic “probably
from the years A. D. 38 to 60.”
The ancient coin has a likeness of
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New Hope For Blind, Handicapped
Found In California Enferprise
By VIRGINIA STUDLEY
NEA Special Correspondent
OAKLAND, Calif, — (NEA)—
In a plain little. office on a
side street in Qakland, a program
is unfolding that spells new hope
for the blind and the hanui
capped.
~ Here operates Blind - Made
Products, a mnon-profit corpora
tion whose aim is to assist the
blind and other handicapped per
sons in attaining economic se
curity through their own efforts.
A look at the record is proof
that the program is working,
Believed to be the only organi
zation of its type in the nation
to apply modern mass selling
methods to distribution, its activi
ties state, and last year’s sales to
taled a quarter of a million dol
lars. Merchandise is supplied by
state blind centers in Oakland,
San Diego, Los Angeles, and San
Jose, and by private blind manu
facturers.
But this is only part of the pro
gram.
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A unique job placement service
is in operation that functions in
a “turnabout fashion,” first find
ing work that the handicapped
can do, then seeking the disabled
person who can fill the post.
Blind Products want ads in
newspapers often call for persons
with a particular type of handi
cap. Selling employers on the
idea that the handicapped can be
competent workers is a never
ending job.
“Our goal is to hit a million
dollars in sales and to do a bil
lion dollars worth of good,” says
Tom H. Bragg, general manager
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Sharing his enthusiasm-—and
the work that goes with it—is Mrs.
Catherine Swartz, 26, who knows
only too well the problems the
handicapped must face. She has
been totally blind since she had
spinal meningitis at the age of
three. Her guide dog “Ginnie” sits
beside her as she works.
She gave up a civil service job
as switchboard operator and typ
ist at the State Blind Training
Center in Oakland to join Blind-
Made Products. Today she handles
placement of handicapped job
seekers.
* * #* #
. Today a large percentage of
' the merchandise is sold directly
to the housewife in door to door
selling. Bragg plans an enlarg
ment of wholesale selling and
mass distribution. Wares include
hand woven throw rugs, ironing
board sets, hand made wallets
and plastic purses, silk screened
towels, rubber link mats, and a
variety of brooms, mops, brushes
and baskets.
Salesmen on the staff are in
structed, always, that they are to
avoid any suggestion of ‘“sym
pathy” selling. As a salesman
makes a call, he presents this let
ter of introduction which asks the
prospéctive customer not to “as
sociate this worthly cause with
chairty. Courage and self confi
dence are not promoted by sym
pathy but by reeognizing the ef
forts of these blind and other
handicapped citizens.”
. The policy of giving the handi
capped a chance to help them
selves starts right with Blind
Products’ office staff.
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There’s the office manager
whose face and body were badly
scarred by flames; a clerk, a form
er entertainer, whose tiny size
was a handicap in job hunting;
another clerk, a trim young bru
nette, who is a deaf mute; the
delivery truck driver whose left
hand was shot off while he was
serving with the 678th Tank Bat
talion in Germany; and the ship
ping clerk who is totally deaf.
Many of the sales force, likewise,
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RELIEVE A REAL CAUSE of
INDIGESTION, GAS, HEARTBURM
= Deficiencies of Vitamins
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The ABSOLUTE TRUTH
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