IN PARLIAMENT.

White Ribbon, Volume 35, Issue 409, 18 August 1929, Page 9

IN PARLIAMENT.

Si. • • Houoe bj pit d wit li -s in i: i thai m bj til- Budgi t 11 Th.- !>• t- im s Intendment nil! • n ,id ;i Brit ti,.,< T!i. n >;nt » d Ottl that tl' I Bill U) a in tended t<» !>• done The v < I ol:"r<> t !,.• magittratee, In adi Vet, had H ! IK <l ' the Indhidual . l- it had if to 11 ? tain i ; i'.i <hi .mi of conncii !)(••■ to the indh Idual who citj. < t.'ii to perform militan it alao provides that ti:«' mi shall ipet IfJ tin- alternate at nla be i \ici is iit to he in thi I iteoartmi ut. hut in pome <>ther Goi • Departmi nt. r l hue the conaelentloni objector would not • o perform undi i offlceri ■ i I • Defeni Dei artment. INDING DRIMBRfI The Standing Ord< is han amended, and the houn altered. No loagi ;• ai<• If. r to ileep ai! nignt upon the oenchi b, be thej are too physically aat< d to K. k. . on T;i" i da). \\ and Thursday, the bow 0 p in. to 0 p.m.. and 7.50 p m to It p.m. On Friday the Hon I from 10 SO a.m. to 1 1.Sd p.m., and from LSI p.m. to 5.50 p.m. THE »:i MBLEY I The i ■ ai n reeled In thli sadly needs amending. alrcadj Hr. sfeCombs baa asked question* In House as to an amendment of the it re s/ai i sfssnaa, who ibundeat evidence of from 111-treat-merit, for which her husband ihonld hare hoi ■ ly punished. But suddenly tl collapses. Why? Beeaaae the woman admitted that she eould have left her hushand's home. That she did not do » I). cause she did not wish to ll av«two daughters. The BOOnef this law is amend- (1 tin bOtl ft, 1!" ■ BlOthi r will not leare her children, lurelj the husband is not at lihertv to nl and ill-use her and eocape pun! nicnt. When has the law i\>r been just in women?