Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1935, Page 50

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If any professor tried to use his position to advocate theories of government op- posed to our Government, that would be wrong. To keep students informed, though, as to different theories of government is proper education.” Stagg was asked his opinion of the advocacy of legalized gambling by his friend and former faculty-mate, Prof. Ernest Burgess of the soclology de- partment, University of Chicago. “I don’t know anything about gam- bling.” he said. “I never gambled on anything in my life. And I hadn't heard about Burgess’ suggestion. So I'm not qualified to express an opin- ion.” And with that “the grand old man,” who had just come from a’ tennis game with his son Paul, dismissed controversial subjects to reflect how he could improve his backhand so he could be in better shape by his 73d birthday, August 16. “SANE TAXATION” PLAN IS URGED BY SIBLEY C. of C. Head Has No Criticism for Roosevelt Motives, but Disagrees on Methods. By the Associated Press. CHAMPAIGN, 111, July 11.—Harper Sibley. president of "he United States Chamber of Commerce, was on record yesterday as having no criticism for the motives of his friend and former schoolmate, President Roosevelt, but disagreeing with him on how fast na- tional recovery should be attempted. Addressing a meeting of the Ameri- can Society of Farm Managers and the Illinois Association of Farm Man- agers last night, Sibley asserted: “If the administration would stop & while and try to administer laws that are on the books, it would be a great comfort to all of us.” He urged that Government be car- ried on by “sane taxation,” with the suggestion that “if necessary, Con- gress should go home long enough to permit a sound and ihorough study of this taxation scheme." “None of us has any criticism of the President’s motives,” Sibley said, “but it is simpi, impossible to rebuild the country and maxge it a better place in which to live all at once.” ' Includes Only 80 Nevada Couples Stricter Laws of Other States Make Legal Mills Grind. By the Associated Press. RENO, Nevada, July 11.—Nevada's famed divorce mills grind swiftly and steadily, but Nevadans contribute little of the grist. 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A, 000,000 low-cost Negro housing settle- | but will request it be located in an FLORIDIANS TO PROTESTl NEGRO HOUSING PROJECT ON MONARCHY FORECAST Return of Former Premier, Now Under Death Sentnece, Pre- dicted by Papanastassiou. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Herald quoted former Fremier Alex- restoration. He is leader of the Agra- rian-Labor party. Former Premier Papanastassiou | himself was court-martialed but ac-| quitted after the revolt. sentence, “has pledged himself to re- turn to Greece to fight with us against any attempt to restore King George to the throne.” (Venizelos led the bloody revolt of | last March and since nas been living in Paris. A plebiscite is planned in Lo o Greece shortly upon & return of the Political Films Shown. 11.—The Daily | monarchy.) Political motion picture shows are Papanastassiou, who is in London, | touring Scotland July NOTE! 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