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Mark Schorer, visiting lecturer in English, attacked charges made by Raymond Beecroft, general manager of the Warren Press, that material in the March issue of the Advocate was "obscens." Schorer said yesterday that "There is no issue of obscenity here, and no big news story, either. If a printer wishes to turn down a job, that is his business, but the blowing up of the story by the Boston press was ridiculous since no one need take a printer's judgment in the realm of literature or literary morality...
...printer said that "some of the material in the issue is much too 'Tobacco Roadish' for our tastes. Because we are a religious publishing house, we just couldn't handle the magazine...
George A. Kelly '53, president of the Advocate, said that the present issue will appear on schedule. "I don't know what the immediate grounds for dissension between us are, but I know that the printer was dissatisfied with some things in the issue," Kelly stated...
Last year's Deacon's "Testament," scheduled for release in the fall, has been held up by the printer, but will be out by June, Kirkland House officials said yesterday. A 1952 edition will not be published, they added...
Charles E. Nelson '52, former chairman of the Kirkland House committee, who lives near Shoemaker, said yesterday that he would see the printer during vacation and try to get the "Testament" out in April. "But it will be out by June at the latest," Nelson said...