WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31.1962 Letters Young Democrats President Calls Baker Tactless TO THE 'EDITOR* As president of the. Young Democrats, 2 am terribly disappointed in TOG vice president Morris Baker’s recent release to The Daily Collegian. The Young Democrats Club eras told about two weeks ago that it would have to participate in a mock election! This was to be the first gubernatorial and senatorial mock election ever held on cam pjus. • : - - | j My dub. definitely felt that the results of this mode election would;hart the Democratic can didates* -chances of being elected to office, but we were told that this, mock election was going to be 'sponsored by the Under graduate Student Government re gardless of our' participation or lack of it. We had no choice but to participate. ‘ The Young Democrats have a limited membership and there fore are limited in what we can New College Diner .Oc',vn!owp.. v’-’ UNO - TEMCO - VOUGHT. .. 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UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA and cannot do. I think 1 Morris did not show tact in releasing a state ment to The Daily Collegian criti cizing -the participation of the Young Democrats and Young Re- Subiicans in an activity of-which e was chairman. I think that when a person ac cepts the chairmanship of a-com mittee. he also accepts the re sponsibility to do as much for this committee as possible. By bis criticism of the mode elections both privately and publicly, he has foiled In one expert of being chairman. We certainly could have used yesterday’s space in The Daily Collegian to a greater advantage than to tear each other apart I am sorry that Morris could not see it in same other way .and had to blame someone-for something before the first j ballot was cast —Kenneth McCarthy Young Democrats President LAST 4 DAYS TONIMT AT fctNTEA fITASft SCOUT SCSEAACH SOCKET...VOU6M7 XC4« V/fTM.T*AWO*T...VCUB*T Congressman Cites Evidence TO THE EDITOR: RE: The re moval of thej charter of Froth. ' : Recently there have come to light certain facts concerning the action on Froth magazine which 1 1 feel should be restated. Last Wednesday evening a bill was introduced to the USG (Congress which would have expressed “strong disapproval' of the ad ministrative action in revoking Froth’s charter.” A. proposed amendment would have replaced the above phrase wi(h the words "condemnation of the Committee on Student Organizations for sup pressing student body opinion as well as the Infringement on their Constitutional rights.” The amendment was defeated, not so much! because of its rather strong terminology as the result of a feeling! that students' rights were not being infringed upon. However,! tha Supreme Court of the United States (1954) up held. in the words of Justice Brennen. . unorthodox ideas, controversial ideas, even ideas TV RENTALS |: by slay, week, month If iuPtopl telev *sn>* Hum M» SERV,C « ;|V— H. T/ CENTER , I I at State College TV ! | 232 |S. 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ELECTRONICS L'lNO-TEMCO-VOUeHT, INC. *. m. an me * bhum a| im • m rum. wremuwn omj>rm I '* l i vojci: or foums station COWTWfJfTAL lUCTIBNCI " - V'f •■ •- r - • ' r C\-- • «'•' "•* r - i .V' - - '* ■ CYDO IMTH HAT* OJMPtKSATO* UDOftATOftV tcmco ApiosrsTtHS hateful to the prevailing opinion have the full protection of the guarantees ltd the First end Fourteenth Amendments) . . In addition the . right of Froth to be carried by the United States mails has not been denied. Thus Froth is not guilty of being ob scene. Hence the charges against Froth rest, to use the words of the Committee on Student Af fairs, on the violation of "good taste for no reasons acceptable to the committee.” I therefore question the ethics of this committee on taking such drastic action for the violation of good taste. I question the reason ing behind the extrapolation of violation of good taste to mean actions "prejudicial to the good name of the university.”- I also fool that It is unfortunate that tha bill which wasj before iha Congress was tabled for fur- ALL SAINTS' DAY Thursday, Ravtahtr I Episcopal Sarvktt 'at St. Andrew's— • 7:00 AJL.--’ Holy Communion 7:13 PJC— Evening Prayers k Holy Communion at Eisenhower Chapel— •:oo/AJ4. Holy Communion (Sacrament of Penance — Confessions — Wednesday St. Andrews 6:30 p,«.) ; .• f PAGE FIVE Froth's 'Rights' fosr consideiafien. - 1 strongly urge students to take an totoote tahnti in this issue to find out the answers to questions like, why wasn't Froth given a chancel It is interesting to note that this committee found the consti tution under which Froth was chartered to be acceptable. Yet the charter was revoked, I under stand that the administration will be willing to accept any petitions for a newly-chartcred organiza tion to replace Froth. What guar antee does the student body have that any other organization will not also be judged “prejudicial to the good name of the Univer sity T” 1 urge Froth to make use of ahy appeals necessary. I cannot urge students strongly enough to take a firm stand-behind Froth. —Harry Grace. D USG Congressman THE BROWSE PLEASE bear with us fqr a few days. As, the Pennsyl vania Dutch say, “We are flittin’.” It won’t take long, and .we shall continue' to handle your Requests at our present addrtiss, 129 West Beaver Avenue. We will be open all the-time for youto browse and watch the com motion. Our new store will be lo cated on East College Ave nue at Heister Street; across from Atherton Hall. 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