Evening star. [volume], April 12, 1935, Page B-19, Image 39

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New Jersey Attorney De
^ mands Justice for Stu
dent Clients.
•r th» Associated Press.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, April 12 —Two
national officer* of the Phi Beta Delta
Fraternity today threw the weight of
their influence into the inquiry into
fraternity morals at the University of
Iowa, while a New Jersey attorney
• threatened legal action unless the j
“rights" of his clients are upheld.
The attorney, Joseph Teich of j
Passaic, N. J., w'ho said he represented j
four members of the fraternity sus
pended on morals charges, asserted
he was here to “see that justice is
done." He is a brother of Leo Teich,
who was among the students sus
pended after two Iowa City girls testi
fied in court to alleged Immoral rela
tions with students at the Phi Beta
Delta Fraternity House.
National Officers Arrive.
Erving Kahn, national executive
secretary of the fraternity, and Harold
Behr. Western vice president, were the
national officers who entered the pic
ture. They had appointments with j
Dean of Men Robert E. Reinow today.
So did Attorney Teich.
Kahn said, concerning the frater
nity's disbanding: "We are not in- !
terested in being represented at a i
fraternity where such conditions are
permitted to exist."
Behr asserted: "I do not blame the
university for attempting to deny that
■* similar practices existed in other fra
ternities on the campus—why should
they admit it?”
Seek to Protect Innocent.
“How can State agents investigate
in one day a situation which has been
going on for 10 years?" Behr com
mented on the investigation by two
State agents sent here by Gov. Clyde
L. Herring. The fraternity previously
charged in a statement the two girls j
“circulated freely from fraternity to i
fraternity." This Dean Rienow de
clared "ridiculous."
Behr said he was not condoning the
practices with which the fraternity
members were rharged. but declared1
he and the others would do every- I
thing in their power to see that “in
nocent members” receive Justice.
The State agents' report meantime
was in the hands of Gov. Herring.
The Governor said he had not had
time to study it.
WILEY SENT TO SEA
Government Takes Another Step
Away From Dirigibles.
I
The Navy Department took another
itep away from dirigibles yesterday as
Lieut. Comdr. Herbert V. Wiley, com
mander of the Macon, was ordered
back to sea.
Wiley, who since the crash of the
Navy's last huge lighter-than-air
craft had been stationed at the
Sunnyvale, Calif., dirigible base, will
be stationed on the Pensacola, new
heavy cruiser.
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“MORE TO DIVIDE”
IS WALLACE THEME
“Share Oar Responsibilities" De
clared Better Slogan Than
“Share the Wealth."
By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. April 12 —Sec
retary of Agriculture Henry A.
Wallace, criticizing slwre-the-wealth
plans, told Kentucky school teachers
here yesterday that "we must have
more things to be divided, rather than
continue quarreling about dividing up
what we have.”
Suggesting "share our responsibili
ties" as a slogan. Wallace said sharing
the wealth would not solve the prob
lem of poverty.
"The national Income can be in
creased to $135,000,000,000 a year In
stead of $80,000,000,000 as it was in
1929.” he said. “That is the way to
get an increased standard of living for
: the farmer."
Defending the upward trend of food
1 prices, Wallace said they were not
out of line when compared with the
pre-war level.
After his address to the Kentucky
Education Association. Wallace spoke
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Shipwreck Dead Total 11.
KINGSTON, Jamica, April 12
Two more survivors of the Norwegian
steamer Havmoy, which foundered 20
miles off Portland Point Tuesday, were
picked up late yesterday, leaving the
estimated death list at 11.
INDICTED MAN HELD
Security Firm Offlcal Taken by
New York Police.
ATLANTA. Ga, April 12 (/Pi —
Federal authorities announced last
night that John C. Ingram, missing
secretary-treasurer of the American
Bond & Share Corp., who Is under
Indictment here on charges of con- i
i splracy to violate the securities act
and use of the malls to defraud, is
In custody In New York.
The officers said he was located
several days ago In Woodside. Long
i Island, and that it is planned to seek
his return here early next week. He
Is one of three Indicted In connec
tion with the affairs of the concern
which Individual Investors have
charged operated a “bucket shop."
Mr*. Henrietta Alley to Wed.
NEW YORK. April 12 (*>).—Mrs.
Henrietta M. Wardwell Alley, daugh
ter of Mrs. Prank Ogden Magie of
Chicago and the late Mr. Magie, will
be married today to John Lewis
Montgomery of Philadelphia and Wil
ton, Conn. The ceremony will be
performed at All Souls’ Unitarian
Church by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Minot
Simons.
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