22-Friday, JUM 16, 1972

Reno Evening Gazette

Women's liberation view

ANOTHER FIRST FROM THE LEADER

Authoress' book draws ire of English matrons

that women's liberation has got one woman who is permanently eih New York Times willing to let her husband stay it all wrong. By JUDITH WEINRAUB "They're getting nowhere be- home to look after the children LONDON Esther Vilar was cause they have the male idea while she goes out to work,' awakened in her hotel room about women. They make wom- Miss Vilar said, pulling her wishere the other day by an em- en the object of male charity," py light brown hair away from phatic knock on the door. She said Miss Vilar, who wrote her her face. opened it to find a group of book in angry rebuttal of wom- Both in her book, which isn' hatted English matrons in their en's liberation two years ago, scheduled to be published in 50's who quietly but earnestly while surveying the U.S. from the U.S. by Farrar Straus & asked her to leave the country. a small pensione on Houston Giroux until next January, am "They told me I am insulting Street in lower Manhattan. in her explosive interviews with Miss Vilar, who is 36 years the press here, no one escapes old and divorced, said she does her icy scrutiny from the not think things are fine the woman who has never marrie< way they are. She points the ("she's more honorable than the finger of blame at women rest, but she has had to be"; ticking off as faults she finds, to the housewife ("So easy tha The laziness, selfishness, stupidity, in psychiatric clinics it is tra New York ditionaUy the job for morons inability to feel. Times News The crux of the situation as who are unfit to do any other Service* Miss Vilar sees it is that men kind of work") to the emanci English women. I've even had are slaves to women, working pated women ("the work chosen to change my hotel room," the all their lives to support wom- by the emancipated woman en, while women choose a life rarely involves effort or respon surprised Miss Vilar said. The cause of all the commo- of domestic idleness, working sibility, although she makes her tion is Miss Vilar's book, "The either intermittently or not at self believe it involves both") But according to Miss Vilar Manipulated Man," which has all. "A married woman always if women are guilty, it is be just been published amid considerable controversy in En- has the choice to work or not. cause men let them be. gland. A best-seller in the orig- Men never do," said Miss Vilar, "What a man fears most i inal German, it will be pub- who is convinced that most freedom," she insisted. "H lished in 18 different countries women can complete their es- needs some kind of system t including Iceland, Greece and sential housework in two hours tell him he is worth something A woman is a man's scale o Turkey as well as the United each morning. States, and takes the position "What I want to see is even values, but if he doesn't hav a woman to manipulate him he will find another system. Born in Argentina of German refugee parents who separate" when she was 3 years old (" broken home like Kate Millet's and Gloria Steinem's"), Miss Vilar studied medicine at the University of Buenos Aires. In I960 she went to West Germany on scholarship to continue her studies as a. doctor hi a Bavarian hospital. In 1961 she gave it up and since then has WASHINGTON (AP) Pres- Four years ago, the Court worked as a medical translator, ident Nixon's drive to put a ingerly granted exceptions to an assembly-line worker in a conservative face on the Su- ie general Fourth Amendment thermometer factory, a salespreme Court is meeting with rule that police cannot stop a girl, and secretary. success. But the rightward drift itizen and search him unless She was married and divorced in criminal law is not uninter- the officer has "probable ("I didn't break up with the man, just with marriage as an rupted. Sometimes the Court cause" to make an arrest. seems to be going in two direc- The principal exception institution"), and is now devottions at once as it did Monday. allowed a "stop and frisk" ing her tune to the care of their 8-year-old son, Martin, her With resistance from only when the officer feared his life writing, and to the study of might be endangered. two of the Nixon nominees, what she calls "man's delight Lewis F. Powell Jr. and Wil- Now the-Court has gone on to in nonfreedom." "The Manipupprove the search of a man liam H. Rehnquist, the Court in dtting in a parked car on the lated Man" is part of this study. one ruling actually expanded asis of a tipster's word that he one of the landmark decisions s carrying a loaded handgun in of the liberal '60s: the right of lis waistband. all defendants, rich or poor, to The search, in Bridgeport, have a lawyer defend them at 2onn., in 1966, turned up some trial. leroin and the suspect was The opinion came from the ried and convicted on narcotpen of William O. Douglas, an cs and gun charges. activist in applying the Bill of Said Justice Rehnquist, the Rights long before Earl Warren lewest and probably most con- KHON KAEN, Thailand (AP) ervative Nixon appointee: A contingent of U.S. Marines even became chief justice. Douglas said the Sixth "The Fourth Amendment does has moved secretly into NorthAmendment guarantees a de- not require a policeman who ern Thailand, apparently to fendant a lawyer whenever he acks the precise level of infor- ready an unused air base for faces a possible jafl sentence mation necessary for probable Marine fighter-bombers. Warren's conservative succes- cause to arrest to simply shrug Thai officials in Khon Kaen sor, Warren E. Burger, went lis shoulders and allow a crime indicate that the new influx of along. So did Harry A. Black- o occur or a criminal to es- Americans is not welcome. The U.S. Embassy has not mun, another Nixon nominee. cape." It wasn't until 1963 and the Justice Thurgood Marshall, in confirmed the presence of the Gideon decision that defendant dissent, noted that simply car- Marines, and there is no offiwho were charged with rying a gun was not illegal in cial word on how many are "serious crimes" and could no Connecticut. Therefore, he said, present. But numerous trucks afford a lawyer were guaran- he officer had no more reason and other vehicles with USMC teed that one would be provided o suspect a crime than he markings can be seen around would have if the frisked man, the Nam Phong Air Base 21 by the state. Robert Williams, were wearing miles north of Khon Kaen and In the nine years since, the blue shirt. Court and most of the states a Marshall said the decision 240 miles north of Bangkok. have confined this right to 'expands the concept of war- On many other vehicles, the trials that could lead to jail rantless searches far beyond Marine Corps insignia and other markings are blocked out terms of at least six months. anything heretofore recognized with masking tape, apparently But Douglas said the Sixth as legitimate." to conceal then: identity. Amendment calls for a lawyer Douglas and Justice William Reports from Washington this whenever a trial could result in J. Brennan Jr. also dissented. week said Marine squadrons "deprivation of a person's lib- But the four Nixon appointees that were recently moved into erty." plus Potter Stewart and Byron South Vietnam to help blunt the Unawed by the change this J. White won out. North Vietnamese offensive will win require, he pointed ou Last week, it was the four be moved to Nam Phong. some 18,000 new lawyers are Nixon appointees plus Stewart The U.S. Embassy in Bangadmitted to practice yearly- combining to give police au- kok said that U.S. military more than eight tunes the esti ;hority to place arrested sus- strength in Thailand is now mated number needed to repre pects in lineups without a law- 40,000 men, an increase of 7,500 sent all poor people charged yer on hand. since the North Vietnamese ofwith misdemeanors other than The week before, it was the fensive began March 30. traffic offenses. four Nixon appointees plus And most misdemeanors, he White holding the Constitution said, will not call for a lawye does not require unanimity of Read it June 18 in since most do not lead to a jail jurors for conviction in most criminal cases in state court. sentence. Within minutes of announcing On the same day, three Nixon this decision, however, the appointees lined up with White Court in another ruling carriec and Stewart to limit the imforward the "law and order' munity from prosecution that is theme of Nixon's 1968 presiden to be guaranteed witnesses who tial campaign, this was a 6-r are forced to testify before decision that gives polie grand juries. broader powers to conduct The fourth appointee, RehnFor the June 18 "Star Prostreet searches without war quist, dispualified himself from file," Peer J. Oppenheimer voting. rants. interviewed the man voted FAMILY WEEKLY readersfavorite male TV star in the recent poll-Carroll O'Connor, celebrated actor and star of the highest rated television show, "All in the Family." The VALUE real-life Archie Bunker is very TERMS unlike the pugnacious charSERVICE ' COURTESY acter he portrays. You'll discover a very sophisticated man who likes the good things Flawless gems set la our' own , orloinal creation. 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