Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-09-28 | Page 6 | More Rights for Women

and female lawyers wearing headgear - in their pretence. Mm. Sparling clslms the right, under the law o( common aense, to wear her hat before the court. She insists that slspping her hat on and off musses her hair, no end, but inconveniences incon-veniences man but little. At least, the woman' determination raises an Informal issue before the court. Mort Rights for Women j DOES A WOMAN, who enters tha field of business, ia competition with man, automatically auto-matically relinquish thoae -privileges generally accorded her brcsuae o her aex? Mrs. Effia Sparling. San Josa. California's only woman lawyer, plana to settle tha matter, t least to her own satiaf action, by leaving her bat oa when ah appears before a court to handle han-dle a case. i Woman witness ss and women spectators in courtrooms are permitted to wear their hats in ths presence of the court. Courts, on tha other hand, fail to make any distinction between mala , '