Newhaven, Nov. 29.
Contrary to expectations, Mr. Earl Browder, Secrdtary-General of the Communist Party of the United States, in speaking before the students of Yale university yesterday, did not try to justify Russia's policy towards Finland and merely confined his remarks to the necessity of preserving liberty of expression in the United States. He also pointed out that Americans should view European developments with utmost objectivity.
Students of Harvard, Princeton a Dartmouth, it will be recalled, had refused to listen to Mr. Browder on previous occasions, At Yale University yesterday, 2,000 persons demonstrated in front of the hall where the noted communist leader was to speak and protested against his being received.
After he had concluded his speech, Mr. Browder left amid a storm of indignation from the demonstrators but no untoward incident occurred.—
Havas.
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