Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1933, Page 24

PRIGETON USTS | STUDENTFOR OEM Declared Obscene—Suspen-| sion by Undergraduate Council Condemned. By the Assoclated Press. PRINCETON, N. J, March 31— Suspension of Philip S. Horton, chair- man of Nassau Lit, undergraduate lit- erary publication, by the Princeton Undergraduate Council, for publishing an allegedly obscene poem in the Nas- sau Lit, became known yesterday after the Daily Princetonian appeared with an editorial attacking the council’s ac- tion. Horton, whose home is in Providence, R. I, is junior. He was suspended Wednesday “after a secret meeting of the council which announced briefly that the action was taken because of the poem, entitled “Renascence,” which Horton wrote, and which appeared in Nassau Lit of March 15 date. The poem was called by the council “ob- scene and un-Princeton.” Action Condemned. Today the campus was seething With | d]scusllyon of the suspension, Wwhich will be effective until April 17, and many students wrote to the under- graduate council condemning the ac- tion. Letters of ‘:rlotut appeared also the Princetonian. mm its editorial on the :‘l’fimflm of orton, the Princetonian : B"We feel that the undergraduate council is unqualified for the task to Which it has set itself, that its actions are inconsistent, that it has Regarded Innocent. aky “That the wording of the poem possible. On the :sn mmyE readers of the magazine to ‘whom the work was symbolic and, sen- , entirely innocent.” wxl-‘le:r:gyl-:nue\!bh.d no comment to make either on his suspension or on the ‘poem. A number of s e e o ‘and the prevai- da; e sus| x inly sentiment was to condemn the council's action. PRISONER ADMITS PLOT ] TO DYNAMITE POLICE Cuban Suspect Tells of Leaving Truck Load of Explosives at Havana Headquarters. By the Associated Press. 'HAVANA, March 31 —Police said that ez, whom uj lice hea !r%ntiwof it a truck loaded with dyna- ite, arranged to explode by clockwork. T fernander, held in Principe Prison, admitted, according to police, that he fitted out the truck on a farm near . Who dr‘o"ve the dymmit]ex; Joaded vehicle to parking place front of headquarters was not revealed. The attempt failed because the driver neglected to close a switch set into the rd. Police grew suspicious after the truck had been ed several Thours and searched it, ding the ex- plosives. QUAKE FUND IS $200,000 Red Cross Announces Total Aid for Homes—Los Angeles Has Shock. SAN FRANCISCO, March 31 (P).— Pacific Coast headquarters of the Red iced here con= Cross announ yesterday tributions: received thus far in its cam- ign for $500,000 to give relief and E‘lm rebuild homes in the Southern California_earthquake zone had passed the $200,000 mark. This was exclusive of 10,000 yen (currently about $2,100) from Japan. LOS ANGELES, March 31 (®.—A sharp earthquake lasting nearly two seconds was felt in Los Angeles at 3 am. today. The shock was not of sufi- clent strength to cause any damage. Jobless Families To Be Given Homes On Common Farm Minilesou Community Project to Include Op- | portunity to Buy Land. By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, March 31.—A back- to-the-land movement, placing approxi- . mately 20 unemployed families “on the land within two weeks” was under way here today. Harry W. Cross, Minneapolis, presi- dent of the “New Deal Home Makers Co-operative” said arrangements have been completed to obtain a section of land near Mora, Minn. ‘Working under the financial aid of sponsors, the families would begin con- struction of their homes within 10 or 15 days, Cross said. The land, to be purchased on a long term contract, is under the control of the Minnesota Rural Credit Bureau, Charles E. 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