TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1940
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Two Universities Pay Tribute to E. H. Lindley
A great friend, a great teacher, a great fighter—these were the tributes paid the late Chancellor-Emeritus Ernest Hiram Lindley at memorial services held simultaneously Sunday at Hoch auditorium and on the campus of the University of Indiana, where Doctor Lindley taught philosophy earlier in his career.
Speakers at the service here were Henry J. Allen, former governor of Kansas; William Allen White, dean of Kansas newspaper men; Roy A. Roberts, managing editor of the Kansas City Star; E. B. Stouffer, dean of the Graduate School, and Fred M. Harris, chairman of the Board of Regents. The speaker at the Indiana services was Dr. William Lowe Bryan, president-emeitus of the school, whom Doctor Lindley succeeded in the department of philosophy at Indiana.
Chancellor Deane W. Malott, who presented the speakers, stated that it was in no sense a final tribute to Doctor Lindley, whose influence will be felt through the years.
Mi. Allen, who was governor of Kansas when Doctor Lindley came to the University in 1920, recalled that the late Chancellor increased the budget of the University 53 per cent.
"He never hung around Topeka," said Mr. Allen, "but he made the members of the legislature proud to take an interest in the state university."
Mr. White paid tribute to the "dignity, integrity, scholarship, and brave kind heart of the man who won the heart of Kansas." He spoke of Lindley's refusal to allow politics to interfere with the conduct of the University, and his temporary suspension by Gov. Jonathon Davis in 1924. "I knew him for 30 years and never talked politics with him. To this day I don't know what party he supported," White said.
Mr. Roberts spoke of Doctor Lindley's eternal spirit of youthfulness, and adventure, and his kindly nature. "He (Doctor Lindley) told me," Mr. Roberts said, "that he had seen too many men build and then destroy what they had built by staying on the job too long," explaining that Doctor Lindley had come to his office and asked him if he thought he had out-lived his usefulness.
Dean Stouffer said, "Doctor Lindley never forgot that the strength of a university was in its faculty. He won out in many struggles to protect the faculty freedom of the classroom. His coupling of freedom and responsibility was one of his greatest contributions."
Mr. Harris recalled in particular
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At the services at the University of Indiana, Doctor Bryan declared the former Chancellor "with all his inborn friendliness" would fight "when the right call came to fight."
Present at the services here were Mrs. Lindley, the Lindleys' two sons, Ernest K. Lindley, Washington newspaperman, and Dr. Stanley Lindley, Fergus Falls, Minn., their wives, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest K. Lindley's sons, Christopher and Jonathon.
The Rev. Theodore H. Aszman, pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Lawrence, gave the benediction, and the University A Cappella choir, directed by Dean D. M. Swarthout, sang, 'My Soul, There Is A Country," (Parry).
Tau Sigma initiation for all new pledges will be held at 7:30 tonight in the gymnasium. Caroline Green, president, will preside.
Discusses Refugee Work At Y Meeting
Henry Wheeler, field secretary of the student peace service of the American Friends Service Committee in the Kansas-Missouri-Nebraska area, spoke yesterday afternoon to the members of the social action commission of Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.-C.A. in Henley House. Mr. Wheeler explained the Quaker program of refugee work and answered questions about his organization.
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