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Show SIX INSTRUCTORS ' CALLED ON CARPET Regents of University of Nebraska Begin Be-gin Hearing of Alleged Jn-Americans. LINCOLN, Neb., May 2S. Testimony tending to show that nix professors of the University of Nebraska have been loyal in their attitude toward the war was given today at the hearing Instituted by i tie university's board of regents after ihe council of defense bad charged thai some of the school's instructors were not aggressively American. Professors H. W. Caldwell. G. V. A. Luckey, Erwln Hopt, John P. Sennlng. Paul 11. Qt'umman and L. K. Aylsworth were the Instructors In whose behalf wit-ncsres wit-ncsres utipcared. Students In the classes of Professors Caldwell and Liickey testified that both were aggressivel.v American. At the con--;liislon of their evidence the bearing was i . adjourned until tomorrow morning." Attorney William Qurlay of Omaha, one of rounsel for the state council, made public Jhe names of 1 the professors to whom the council's charges referred. Resides Re-sides those In whose behalf testimony j was given today, the list, as announced in Attorney Gurley, included Professors C. -10. Persinger, .v. y Uiddervold. Mar-Kossler Mar-Kossler and Henry Hlumberg. and Aur.is Cbnikin, secretary of the Nebraska Abnntd association. |