Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1940 — Page 37

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GRADUATION SET invasion May Help Fight | FOR DEPAUW U, For World Peace, Libby Says

| WASHINGTON, May 17 (NEA) — ment certainly aren't in a position : | Frederick Libby veteran head of the to crow over our capacity to do any-! Exercises to Open June 8 | National Council for the Prevention thing, we can say that this proves! . l ‘of War, must come close to being that we have been right all along With Alumni Day [ie only undiscouraged pacifist in|in saying that the war must be

the country. mediated.”

Celebration. ; ; He believes, The common objection to that, n ® y I x the invasion of of course--from the Allied stand. | GREENCASTLE, Ind, May 17 — BW ‘point—is that any peace which Gers | The 101st DePauw University com- a lang and any would consent to now could | - - Belgium may qv he a crushing defeat for Great |

mencement will be held June 7-10 , the administration announced to- § actually give Britain, probably involving the loss day. — impetus to the of the empire itself. Mr. Libby

Exercises will begin Saturday, X ? begs to differ. June 6, with an Alumni Day cele ve Yo. Yegiore “I don’t see that it's to Ger- : : world peace. h - bration, Sunday will be devoted to a “The invasion Many’s interest to break up the y baccalaureate ceremonies and com- “NR of Holland and | British Empire,” he says. “What

mencement services will be held NE Belgium mo. Otrmany really wants is living room

June 10 at 10 a. m. a menta rily/|in eastern Europe. And it isn’t the . Alumni vegistration will open at 9 “N§ NN makes our job British Empire which stands in her . NR : a. m. June 8 at the Boulder. Dur-/= = GN m ake: a way there.” E [cea ® Business Suits ing the morning, semi-centennial| oo. =o. of 2” he : SR £98 medals and the silver anniversary | Mr. Libby os Et he } u

awards will be made at the alumni Tv ; : : chapel in Meharry Hall. te on un Is Yeally Ware: un LIBRARY SEEKS OLD E RY " E73 : : ¢ Tweed Sport Suits

In the afternoon, the Joint Board] “you see, it proves that there is 3 ‘ : ; of Trustees will meet. Reunions of absolutely nothing we can do in a CITY DIRECTORIES ¥ § Ek { * the classes of 1939, 1937 and 1.933 military way to save Great Britain.” \ os OR é Dress Suits will be held. The day's activities| Mr, Libby figures that out like s SE I will be climaxed with a silver and this: A call was sent out today" for golden anniversary class dinher at; America can't give Britain im- old city directories to be given to 6 R m. M Lucy Riau Ha, J Mediate help with airplanes—be- | the City Library. pecial services will be held in alljcause, as recent testimony before| ... a & o his Greencastle churches Sunday. A congressional committees by high! i aul nn ~ ihe RR A % oh THE YEAR-ROUND: SUITS: 1, the styles. motteins and colors v | Rector scholar alumni luncheon army officers indicates, U. S. plane |DtWV city directory, the old ones be. x uCE Sa \ b . IS Shyes: bp a colors you will be held at 12:30 p. m. in Long- production is far behind schedule Come valuable only to the library, : x Ne { § e wearing next fall as well as right now and through the summer. den Hall, followed by a commence- and the vast numbers of airplanes I Ir Dickerson, City Librarian, | TRE said. “We can trade them to li-|

ment concert at ¢ p. mu. at Meharry the British need just aren't avail : XN ; | FE : \ : ; ) 'braries in other cities for their city 8 UR RL RN AR a ed! All tailored to our own rigid specifications of laboratory tested

Hall. Baccalaurcate services will be able. s let | 3 Ns \ i , held at the Gobin Memorial Msth-' America can't extend naval help, [directories and thus save the cost x & NCH ; FE ALES 1 fabrics purchasing directories from : ; EL INR : 3 FNS eR .

odist Church. President Clyde E because Britain doesn't need it. It of TEBE Wildman will deliver the address, ‘can't help with its army because Other cities. | . § : : Dr. Wildman will confer degrees (a) it hasn't got the men available, Mr. Dickerson said a messenger f Re 3 ) NN ) NB of at Monday's commencement: and and b) the British aren't short of would call for any directories that 3 ST 3 y ", e & by THE TROPICAL WORSTEDS: Herbert Agar will deliver the com- manpower. So. save Mr. Libby: businessmen wished to donate to EX : y 3 . a y ph « . ! A . Same . vi { DUS S$ § > X 3 URE ER . . 4 a re p BF, $ singly ¢ C f hey 51 mencement address we in the peace move- the library.) ER kh OX Jy "i Th a's pounds lighter. surprisie aly cool and comfortable. They're aps.

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