'U' Student Group To Show Confiscated Film

Student Group To Try To Show Confiscated Film Members of Voice Political |Arb^&il%lic^ ^Department and Party, campus chapter of %A^thV|W9shteTiaw County prosecu- rion<< for Democratic Sodetvj tor's office may attend future '"d last night to spon-ls h o w i n g s of experimental n,ui, il p^sible, a showing of thcjfilms . . . film "Flaming Creatures" at; "Since public feelings are run- Hill Auditorium. ining high, however, it is appar- The Voice office told The lent that the Ann Arbor Police 'News this morning that it has Department and the Washtenaw not yet been determined if County prosecutor's office w il 1 .•fimps of the film, which was share any responsibility for civil cated by Ann Arbor Po-|disorders ! ' ! by their in." n.^c iast week as obscene, are trus^a' B^P'T' i^—ularlv sche- available, or if the auditoriumJAlTed performanceS^the Uni- can be obtained, versify Cinema Guild. ^^ However, plans are to make'^'i^a^hL.d^^SA^I^nt Council these determinations later to-1 further wi;;nes to remind the day, the Voice spokesman said. | University administration that The request for use of H i 11| interference with the freedom of Auditorium to show the film will expression may be interpreted, have to go through the U-M Stu- as an attack upon the entire* dent Government Council a n d academic community. If Univer-| 'the Office of Student Affairs, isity officials wish to join the Meanwhile, the executive irest of this academic com^ .board of the U-M Graduate Stu- munity in preserving the basicj dent Counril, warned of possible tenets of a university, they mus^ repercussions: abandon the philosophy of the| "It has tome to the attention ostrich and adopt a positive of the Graduate Student Council stance supporting the freedoms that representatives of the Arm of inquiry and expression.' tgeaga»Miaimp safa-agg.ag-:-^.:; v>1~.';.«WSfKi'IKWf:;