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NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FIRE C:HIE.t~S they denounced investigations as assaults on academic freedom. Then, he went on to talk about his own investigation and~ the investigations condu,cted by Senate Com, mittees regarding the New York Schools. He said: "I am not inquiring-into the political beliefs, of teachers, ..but I am inquiring into their activities in an organization which advocates the violent overthrow of our government, an organization which gives allegiance to an outside government rather than our own, which teaches people to hate, and which justifies lying a’s a means of accomplishing its goal." The trial examiner in the previous cases made it very clear that the political existence ,of the Communist Party does not give its members a cloak of immunity to practice un-:American activities. There is a man who is in a position to know what i’s~ going on, at least in the public schools .of New York, and his testimony is that other educators he knows are becoming increasingly alarmed. Well, of ~course, some educators are, -and some ~tucators are not. Some educators, such as Dr. Conant, say that it i.s not the duty of a university to investigate its own faculty. He has no objection to the government, to the Senate or House Committees conducting investigations of his faculty, but he doesn’t think that the university should~ have to do it. Whereas the President of Dartmouth College, the President of Brown University, the head of the American Association. of Universities, all take the opposite viewpoint. They say that it is really none~ of the government:s businessl and that it is up to the schools themselves to investigate their own faculties. The President .of Brown recently came out with a statement which attracted relatively little attention, but it was a very acutely thought-out statement, in which he said that academic freedom has nothing whatever to do with the relations, of a faculty member to the United States Government, that academic freedom applies only to the relations between ~. Prc~fessor, a faculty member, and the Board~ of Overseers, the President, or whatever is the governing body of his particular school. The Professor has duties, just as the citizen ha,s, and the cry of academic freedom is so often used and so often employed to discredit the investigations in this country, that it has gotten. to the point of incredibility. They have succeeded in convincing a good part of the world, particularly Great Britain, that all our schools are in a turmoil, because Senator McCarthy is running them, when, actually, as Rebeoca West points out, Great Britain has gone through exactly the same ’sort of investigations in the so-called, Lyndon Report by the Lyndon Committee, as we have had in this country, and they have gotten rid of disloyal people in that way. However, the investigators are really up against a great deal of opposition; it is put in one word--~McCarthyism. But, of course, long before Senator McCarthy started any investigations or took part in any, there was Martin Dies, who headed the un- American Activities Committee, and the same things that are now being said about Senator McCarthy were ,said about Martin Dies. And, those same things are being said about Senator Jenner, Senator McCarthy, and Representative Velde, who, incidentally, is a former F. B. I. agent, and up until the point that he took charge of an investigating committee, was held to be a reputable citiaen. So that the so-called McCarthyism ,could be Dies-ism; it could be Jenner-ism; it even could be American-ism. 225
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