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To the Editor of the CRIMSON:

I observe in the morning CRIMSON an interview headed "A. B. Hart Derides League of Nations for Helplessness."

That is not what an old graduate and former College journalist would have expected even at the hands of a cub reporter. In fact, the ordinary yellow journal would hesitate to sell out a man who had received a reporter in good faith, and had treated him with courtesy. The report in general is not more erroneous than could be expected from a green hand; but the headline is an absolute misrepresentation, of what I said and what I think and what I express in print. Very truly yours,   Albert Bushnell Hart

(Editor's note: The CRIMSON regrets that Professor Hart's views on the League of Nations were not accurately represented in yesterday's issue).