Show PROHIBITED BY IAWi 1V I Congress Will Take Action Suppressing Suppress-ing Hazing Washington D C Jan 20 Reprc < sentative Dick of Ohio and other mcm < tiers of the House special commlttaef M which has been investigating haalnc j1 practices at West Point returned to the city tonight Asked concerning the recommendations the commltto would make Col Dick answered in a general way that he believed the committee would recommend that such legislation bo enacted as would put a stop to th practice of hazing I have no doubt he said that Congress will pass such laws as will make forever impossible a Repetition ot j the practIces that the committee Investigations j In-vestigations has disclosed at west v Point I believe that the report of the committee will unanimous both as to findings and recommendations Tite committee Was very favoraolj 1 impicsscd with the frankness of all th t I cadets placed upon the stand whpt I Ii ever may be said of the hazing methods r meth-ods practiced those young fellows at I lie academy toll the truth unfhnch bigly While a cadet on tine stand T would shield a comrade so far as ho i truthfully could when it come to a question concerning himself he vat i Id perfectly frank and absolutely truth I t fiii iam firmly convinced that the resolutions I re-solutions to abandon the practiCe oC the ca hazing which was adopted by dents and signed by the class presidents presi-dents will be rigidly pbservCU But by cadets avfiry j institution cadet in the bound would not be hereafter to enter and for the lu by those resolutions ijj behieVd thier I the academy ture of V should be changes in the lawJ ana regulations govcrulns It Justice to njtojo I It IB only slniplp of the ncaUL Cob Mils superintendent and Col Ilein the oouuuvtlndaltt 9e ihe my cadets havedone touch durIng 1w past two years to put a stop to liasing j V I v S If ii I |