and whether he will appear in The Woman's Voice's review among the supporters or among the opponents. He says:

A — I am woman's supporter first and last. I do not say this out of courtesy. I am convinced that there is no advancement for man before the advancement of woman, and no freedom for a man or a country or a homeland before its women are freed. In any case, the bill is now before the Chamber of Deputies.

Q — And if the majority in the Chamber refuses to ratify the law today, may we expect of you that

you will separate the municipal elections law from the law on elec-tions to the Chamber of Deputies, so that woman may enter the municipalities after a year?

A — I promise you, if the major-ity goes with woman's opponents, to strive to shape the municipali-ties law in woman's favor.

Q — Will you not promise me — besides — to struggle alongside woman to change the minds of the opponents, of the likes of Mr. Rashad Azar?

A — I hope that you ladies will wrest the assent of the opponents before that of the supporters...