New-York tribune., 1922-04-22
Hearst, Hylan and Hushfeld
Are Shocking TO Lady Astor
Other Aversions, FOO, Including knckers for Girls
and SpriiuaIism, Are Frankly Voiced While She
Faces ntcrvewers Until Milford Iniervcncs


VIA" : "'e' ofN bciined
And what can 4 man do - chimed
IN reporter.
Quick as a flash came the rctort:
GIVE women chance
Asked what she thought OF people ia
moderate c'rcHm stnnces bringing up
chHdren, she SAID that her father
earned 800 month when ne was mar
ricd, and that he had eleven children.
people are not willing to make
S'cr'ii ices they shouldn't have chill
o'en' She SN'd. But believe mo, the
5,'''i' 5"' ICE i IS hotnIng compared with the
10Y. lone Iiie comes before po .ltical
or any other Kind Of life don't say
wa, ~! many women will 20 in for po-
i'"' Ny own experience has
1,c i;fo .,'"I Coe more you go in tor pub
iifo :. ."oIP YOU love your home
Co,,,> u''H' y"" more domestlcated.
"Ne men, OF course, swept
do,o.,,.ot,, r,"'''00u o. Puolic me- become
bo ',.''t' ,'ra = U'tS. rc nu' lh'nk that should
onrbt 10 a''o 'o,n"I Oa'' 90 ponucS Shc
ho9,o ~ ""'e SenSe enough to run her
.,'s.,'i as lar as l. personally, am concerned.
tbi,,l,,n.. "lrti l tl"Y at nome: But am
n1c r',''NiIE "nouI 'hr homes of other poo
SIDE Tbat - ., 'nc 'mJ JuSUcc on every
ties da j,,' 80, mu"l puts me INTO poll
or o0Sv di,.oroD III Easy marriage
ordo~ ~NI oI uI'orce. don't believe this
think that in oII'Vn all con1 IN Jne ,ohg run
rocorniya ,}o 20 ",, GoG"t,''S "here they
been madc bot+or 4@, tcu b, s'a'e women hive
are letting do,vn y o,.y,l;.ot; j., 4'.U In'"h we
rage and dN divnroa GU"m SIi'zatl9n when mar
they are now ''"oe as easy as
Asked about tho cira uo;. =; A..
United States. Lnd, tHt Aato eIn III Ine
"8"n9 'T WIIh gesture Of horror.
on onc;cnt 're as sl'aSion mere is based
udjca ard 'ho!'s bo ana deep-rooted pref
yho eoid "hN ~ uose8 OF thls KIND,
backward ebo ,,.;II 'T"s ! "S Ireland looks
am devoted N Trol.nG ~ o'"a'u;
got 10 ston IoaI, H. =" "IsA She mas
whole world viii ~ horoG not cnc
her ,cronne w. ~ oo'tp 10 Years WIN
If we're an 1,;.b tr'e e.oup'e enough
send ncnn, orcr ,e'.'e fa r,"" HouIp not
destruct;n, lo' purposes or
Rnforrimo - o''S .?r IecohstfuctIon. IS
ain in wa rr;.ad I''S.9iis S. ol droat brIt-
Astor saiJ !, ".1e" @ states senate, Lady
M oro w. u',I ar LOT there was
E, 70 Gefehq the British
d'!y i'"'p''c' 3ne nad hesrd men howleG
',o1n IoI III 'ne House OF Commons, she
e'fICIate", rf;at4i, Tor attempting TO speak
.E"linS'F 81 America. II is not an Eng
Us" c,a Fac'erlSuc to think the worst
sue aGAed.
nave no national feeling" as
serted Lady Astor. But I have a great
oenet IN the Anglo-Saxon people.
don't believe any nation can live for
itself We arc injured to-day BY too
much national feeling. National pride
If it gets too rampagcous. is too much
ike personal pride"
NeNef READS Hyian Speeches
Here she spoke of the "flthv Hearst
press saying that every time she
picked up one Of these papers she saw
a dig at ENGLAND. Asked if eha ILod
Mayor Hylan's speeches. she said She
never read them She didn't care to
because he "did NOT give q rvoloo.oo ~
the Prince Of Wales When informe(
that the prince had been given an ofi
cal welcome. she said: "Oh Tho Mavo,
must have been pushed 10 if "
Il think the bonus Ulan for soldier.
is most dangerous" she said viz
spirit when questioned on this enhioc+
"'rhc Southcrners we're taxed for ycar.
for men who never fourht in the Ci,i
War Look out for the bonus system
America can't do enough for the MAJ
who fought and is disabled. but
dent think one ought 70 he mid 10,
lighting for his own country. The mer
who fought ought to have preference
over all others. but the able bodied
ones should be given Jobs end put or
bon,,, b,1rIt tce' ,.a,, H., Cnee you gIye mem Z
Lady Astor expressed herself as op
( posed to spiritualism. In the frs
/ place, she is not interested in it. she
Said. In the second place, nc does
not think that 1t should be associated
: IN any way with religion. Spiritualisn
/ IS not sweeping England. she declared
rcmarknG that "tngland doesn't ge
swept like that; she just goes steadily
along.
OF her intervieWers to prominen
( Britons who come over here anc
treat Americans rather contemptuous
ly,' Lady Astor fared up at once:
Name me one Tho has done any
such thing she challenged.
We'll, there was Margot Asquith."
Her hands went up to her face.
81 said a representative Briton,
she repeated with emphasis. 20.
course, If some one came here from
Bloomingdale would you care wha
! they SAID? | am talking about the re
sponsible persons and the responsible
press Of both countries.'
She showed vivid interest in the in
vestigation into history books beinf
pursued by David Hirshfeld, Mayo
IIylan's Commissioner Of Accounts.
Doaaa
'''''''' ~ VI ''s" "'i"
Il would not put any bias into a his