Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1931, Page 12

e ENSTEN REGANTS PROTESTTOSOVET Note Says He Did Not Under- stand Reasons for Execu- tion of 48 Scientists. BY JUNIUS B. WOOD. By Cable to The Star. | MOSCOW, U. 8. 8. R., September 17. —A message of repentance for his sign- | ing a protest against the execution of 48 scientists in Moscow last year has | been sent to the Soviet Union by Prof. Albert Einstein, famous German scl- entist, through his a: ant, Prof. He men Munintz. Prof. Munintz, now lec. turing on mathematics at the ‘University of Leningrad, says Prof. Einstein, in Berlin, commissioned him to deliver the essage, as follows: btz ;finced my signature to the protest | only after long hesitation, trusting the | °| honesty and intelligence of the persons xcquesan me to sign. 1 also believed | it was psychologically impossible for persons responsible for public work and important L{‘chn\c!z problems willfully injure their trust. m"'l'(j)day T deeply regret I signed the protest, no longer being convinced that my former opinion was right. 1 did not understand before that, under the pecu- jliar conditions of the' Soviet Union, things are possible which are impossi in other countries. The 48 sclentists, who held respon- sible positions in the government pre-| served foods trust, were shot under an administrative order of the Gay-Pay-00, Foviet secret police, a newspaper an- mouncement of the executions coming & few days after the first accounts of their arrest Rn? the details of the charges against them. Abgoeut tgt month ago Prof. Einstein signed a petition against the death sen- | tences imposed on eight negroes in Scottsboro, Ala. . (Copyright, 1931) SENATOR ANSWERS SILVER PARLEY FOES SN Smoot Says Single Nation’s Selfish- niess Should Not Bar Calling of Conference. By the Associated Press. & SALT LAKE CITY, September 17— Senator Reed Smoot yesterday tele- graphed Silas H. Strawn, president of the United States Chamber of Com- merce, that selfishness of an individual nation should not be allowed to prevent the calling of en international silver conference. 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