Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1938 — Page 21

NAZI UNIVERSITY “BUREAU RAPPED

BY EDUCATORS)

‘New York Office Called ‘Needless’ Agency For Propaganda.

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (U. P.).—Dr.

Nelson P. Mead, acting president of the College of the City of New York, said in a letter to the New York Times today that the German University Service, purportedly set up here to encourage the exchange of students between the United "States and Germany, was a Nazi propaganda office. He said the Institute of Interna-

-tional Education has been handling £2

the exchanges of students among this and most other countries since the end of the World War, and that no country other than Germany ever had opened a separate office here for that work.

“It appears to me’ that this German move is a thinly veiled effort at propaganda, coming at a most inopportune time, and I feel that full publicity should be given to this maneuver so that colleges and universities in this country will not be misled,” Dr. Mead was quoted. . He said that the German service had sent letters to 300 American colleges and universities announcing plans for extending the student exchanges.

German Denies Charge

The Times quoted Dr. Stephen Duggan, director of the Institute of International Education, as say‘ing that there was no necessity for ‘the German office here, that he had been consulted in advance and had advised the German Embassy at Washington against establishing it, that the international organization . had been handling student exchanges satisfactorily in all countries except Germany, and had had no trouble in Germany before Chancellor Hitler’s regime. Dr. George Rettig, representative of the German University Service, denied that he was running a propaganda office. “He said his work was “purely cultural and has nothing to do with politics,” and that Germany has similar offices in London, Paris and Rome. He said the

purpose of his office was to advise a

students and professors planning to visit Germany on academic conditions there, which they had no other means of learning in advance, and that Germany would continue to deal with the international organization.

KENNEDY COMING HOME

LONDON; Dec. 8 (U. P.).—Joseph P. Kennedy, United States Ambassador, will sail for New York on the Queen Mary on Saturday to spend Christmas. He will not return until February.

of Women Voters, Judge Smiley

FAITH CALLED NEED OF WORRYING WORLD

Cardinal at 79 Conducts Birthday Interview.

BOSTON, Dec. 8 (U. P.).—His Eminence William Cardinal O’Connell, dean of the American Catholic hierarchy, declared in a birthday interview that only faith in God will bring peace and prosperity back to a “worrying world.” “No one needs to be told that®we are living in difficult times, but there is no reason to be discouraged or disheartened,” the Boston archbishop, who is 79 today, told newsmen. “There is great suffering” and great wrong being done, but—and great big but—by the firm belief that God is in his Heaven and by faith in Him, His juslice and His mercy, and by Keeping our ow\ lives straight and merciful, peace and prosperity are bound to come back.” Stroking his black French poodle

HANDLESS, SHOOTS DEER

PLEASANT, Cal, Dec. 8 (U. P.).—Charles C. McGonegal, who is minus both hands, was arrested here for killing a deer. The killing was done with a rifle and the aid of two “mechanical hands.” The arrest was merely because McGonegal fail-

ed to turn in the ‘carcass.

Mrs. Frank H. Cox (left) chairman of the department of government of the Indianapolis League

Judge, Women's League Heads Con fer

of the league, conferred during a forum session of

Probate Court and Mrs. John K. Goodwin, president | the league yesterday

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“Morro” as he talked, the elderly he declined to be quoted on quescardinal discussed world problems|tions dealing with the KEuropean for more than an hour. ET situation.

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