Uproar At Housewives' MeetingFree speech! The scene of disorder as opposing factions try to capture the attention of the audience at the meeting today (Thursday).A general meeting of the British Housewives' League at Central Hall, Westminster, today (Thursday) broke into disorder soon after the chairman, authoress Miss Dorothy Crisp, had opened the meeting. Members from the hall and from the platform immediately began to sout her down, and the agenda was forgotten as the meeting resolved into a verbal battle between supporters of Miss Crisp and those of Mrs. H. Hart, who was recently suspended as League Treasurer, Financial affairs of the League and alleged political aspirations of some members of this "non-party" organisation came in for heated criticism. September 11, 1947.