Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1935, Page 23

WSCONS e’ PROB RIEILED University Students and Faculty Denounce and Poke Fun at Plan. By the Assoclated Press. . MADISON, Wis, March 8-De- nunciations and jibes were flung at the propoed Wisconsin Senate investi- gation into radical activities at the University of Wisconsin here last night at a mass meeting of univer- sity students. Speakers for student religious groups shared the platform with members of the progressive, Com- munist, Socialist and Democratic | parties, and faculty, unemployed and labor groups. “I am in sympathy both with those who treat the matter as a joke and with those who regard it as a men- ace,” asserted Prof. Ralph Linton, university anthropologist. Menace Against Freedom. “It's a joke,” he added, “because we all know the students are so con- servative they make members of the steel trust look like communists. It's & menace because it is diagnostic of attempts all along the line to repress freedom of thought and action.” He said that in Fascist countries research in all the sciences is down and out because of repression of | thought. | “This investigation is an assault on the whole principle of the free mind,” he declared. Cecil Crews, representing the Na- ||— tional Student League, said the late Senator Robert La Follette, sr., would be allied with opponents of the probe if he were alive today. | ‘Welcomes Investigation, Prof. Philo Buck of the literature | department said he thought the | faculty was not taking the investiga- tion very seriously, but that if any- | thing, it welcomes it. | “We want the State to see that a university without freedom is not a university at all,” he said. Cheers greeted a message from Gets High Post NEWSPAPER MAN NAMED GOVERNOR'S SECRETARY. Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. WALTER T. BROWN Of Albany, chief of the Albany Bu- reau of the Associated Press, who was appointed secretary to Gov. Herbert H. Lehmann, succeeding Joseph J. Canavan. The appoint- ment was announced by the Governor. Rev. Alfred W. Swan of the First Congregational Church, which was read from the platform as stating the minister's opinion was that the morals of university students would compare favorably with those of any group of like age—in fact, even with those of the legislators. IT°’S NO CRIME « « o Unless —when you notice certain lit- tle tell-tale odors, promptly use Key's Powder (hygienic)—two teaspoonfuls to two quarts of warm water. Away goes every sign of odor. Folds of tender tissues are cleansed and you feel fresh and healthful. Three sizes: 35c, 65c and $1.25—drug stores everywhere carry it. Every woman needs it. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1935. MRS. GOULD'S SUIT NEAR COMPLETION Summations and Charge by Judge to Put $500,000 Case Before Jury. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, March 8.—Only final summations and the judge’s charge remained for completion today before the jury in Mrs. Wilma E. Gould's $500,000 conspiracy suit could decide whether “Prince Michael Romanoff” had been hired to drug her or “fell for her” so0 hard he could not be called to deny her charges. ‘The pseudo-prince is not a defend- ant in the suit. Mrs. Gould charges that she was drugged by him and taken to his apartment so that evi- dence could be obtained for Edward B. Gould, Seneca Falls manufacturer, to divorce her. His suit was discon- tinued after he was taken to a sani- tarium. Leon M. Prince, one of the defense attorneys, told the jury yesterday that he had not called the prince—in reality Harry Gerguson, former pants presser—because “Mrs. Gould is a charming‘and enticing woman,” and the prince “fell for her.” “He is not the first to succumb to the wiles and charms of this wom- an,” added Prince. The defendants are Norman J. at 70c per month. 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