Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-11-14 | Page 7 | Woman Remains Feminine Even in Field of Science

I I y WOMAN REMAINS FEMININE 4 i i j I EVEN EYEN IN FIELD OF SCIENCE y LONDON Nov 13 AP Protes sor SOl Winifred Clara CullIs has nothing nothing nothing noth noth- ing o ol of the ance of women omen scientists scientists as shown on on tho the stage She comes of a scientific family H Her father I father and two brothers are distinguished scientists and she has spent much of her her- life Ufe In laboratories laboratories lab lab- oratories and lecture rooms room But there is nothing of the old fashioned fashioned fashioned fash fash- or 01 hibernating recluse In the woman professor of ot physiology of oJ London university As president of the British Federation Federation Fed Fed- of University Women and vice president of the tile International Federation of or University Women omen Professor Cullis finds time thine to work for the betterment of oJ women the world over And iii irl spite of oJ her prote professional and public service duties she finds time for tor walking golfing cricket and dancing Professor ProCessor Cullis Cuilis who is well known in the United States is er very enthusiastic about the attitude of women In n North America toward education The great numbers of ot all classes who a attend college whether they Intend in intend intend In- In tend to follow to careers or not a ap ap- ap peal peal her to to her hel very strongly tron ly 0 4 I English women would do well to imitate the example of the women wom en in the new world she said More bore girls of ot the upper classes should go to Oxford or C Cambridge just as their brothers do to broaden broad broad- en their outlook on life Professor Cullis holds hold the o opinion ln- ln ion that marriage need not Interfere interfere interfere inter Inter- fere with women's professional work and that states exceed their i authority when they bar bat married women from public service I I 1 do not believe in the tine protective legislation for women forbidding them to engage In certain certain certain tain industrial occupations on the same lines s as men s said id Professor Cullis I r call all that restrictive leg leg- leg You will remember Huxley's Huxley's Hux Flux leys ley's words If It we think a woman Is handicapped by nature for Gods God's I sake dont don't let tet us add to that handicap handicap handicap handi handi- cap iy ty 1 mens men's laws The professor sor is unmarried at 50 SO and laughingly says she has hM more need for or a wife than a husband She finds it is something of a It burden burden burden bur bur- den to keep a household going and attend to t social duties on top of her professional 1 work