Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, October 18, 1968 S WELFARE SIT-IN: Students win4 equal vote nnoaird Court finds protester guilty By RICK PERLOFF V11 > V1iaIn the middle of being cross ex- (Continued from Page 1)tamined at yesterday's welfare h chrecentlmed membership1trial, defepdant Charles Thomas which recently made membrshipasked prosecutor Thomas F. Shea voluntary, is no longer a govern- a question; ment for the residence halls.'="Was Eric Chester in the build- In other action, SRC continued ing, man? I didn't see him." This consideration of the report of the flustered Shea, a bit, but that was University-Police Relations Sub- the story of the entire trial. Thom- committe which proposed the cre- as defended himself in a rather ation of a campus precinct of the out-of-the-ordinary manner. Ann Arbor police. There was no jury and visiting insisted that in waiting for Har- trial was already prejudiced be- rison he was suddenly informed he cause of the press. was under arrest. After presenting a file of stories Shea pointed out that the wit- about the welfare trials from The! nesses had testified Thomas was Daily and the Ann Arbor News, in the building after 5:30 and the Thomas demanded a change of: issue at hand was refusal to leave venue. It w a s denied by Judge the building after closing t i me Rogers. when having been requested to GIVE TODAY To help give free, blood to needy Michigan students in U Hospital. To help hardship cases in the Ann Arbor area to receive blood they can t afford to buy. GIVE . . . so that others might live Union Ballroom-Thursday and Friday-10-4 Sponsored by Michigan Interfraternity Council Center for Japanese Studies DONALD KEENE Professor of Ja/unese Columbia Unitvirsit) - Although there was no clear con-' sensus on the recommendations of the subcommittee, SRC mem- bers agreed that some of the basic philosophy statements made in the report added nothing to the conclusions and could be deleted. Knauss said the report would, probably be forwarded to the Sen-I ate Advisory Committee on.Uni- versity Affairs - when SRC action judge Chandler Rogers found' Thohas guilty of trespassing in the County Building during the Sept. 5 welfare mother's sit-in. Shea used the same method in prosecuting Thomas as he h a d with earlier defendents. William Delhey, county prosecuting attor- ney a nd Lt. Wayne Muihanney, both testified they saw Thomas after the 5:30 closing time in a nntwatctioo tehil n leave. . Thomas countered by saying he was near the door of the Super- visors' office and couldn't hear the order to leave because of the noise made by nearby children. Thomas also claimed that the ALICE IN Lose -omething? Find it with a Daily, Classified "Feainine Sensibility in the Seian Era" FRIDAY, OCT. 180h8 200 LANE HAL L Public Let/re R P.M* _ , b , _ ....._v .__ __________ __ IUSBAUM and CRAIG WOLSON was. complete. 11 WIOU. UIII5 Wa cmlee.inortneast wing o me Dunang. 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