SCARLET AND BLACK Friday, March 22. I963 Page Three; Members of Dibble Denounce [$2 Minimum Re To the Editor: Merritt Ludwig, in a letter to members or the ()0al las week, announced a new polic oi Lil'dl'glllg tor dam in halls , lieneet'orth, a is minimum will be charged tor labor regardless or the time required to completc the mo, and 32 will be charged dditionel for every hour over the iirst hour. i First he argues than the actual time oi an who completes included in the cost, Hei cites the time oi the maid in {reporting the damage. assess, lment or damage by exccu ivei ‘housckecper or Evan Waldon,, preparation oi work order, as- isienmcnt oi iob, procurement ’,of materials, the workman's time in traveling to and trom the place, preparation or report on, ~ time and work completed. prep! aralion oi a hill, and rcceipting the payed bill. that morc llle lllev it each repair iob were to bc Rafters in the partially demolished Union of old are exposed, in this picture lnlren done as an indivrdual ,iob, this last week. would be reasonable Howercr, [la workman who goes out to reel ipair a damage which will take ‘him tire to ten minutes work does not in all likelihood make to trip downtown to buy the ma itorials iirst. and otter he has I O ‘completcd the job he probably igoes on to iinish live or six u en 0v |scu fiat-ea. Consequently, at the rate ‘charged, 13 do G should receiver :to make them wait a week or‘olose to $1200 for the_ hour of, lso to invalidate the 'clectioiistllipzhe workman. Cerlmnly thel There were also a low sneer-lrcpreseiit the kinds of commentstil'no of billing procuring ma- ing adults who asked about thc‘ma‘ae in haste by people dis.llerials, etc. for one hour olwork matter, saying that it wouldicussing Political ahemamegoocs not take another live hours. have been much better for stue The daemon to act Tuesday, ,. _ .5 ,dents to have been studyingmight represents the conscienem1“51%,;‘°2,us‘”d:§‘i,,§‘njhpi§,t W110 Casi "1956 ‘35 ballots (about than wasting their timé in stuwtious attitude and respect which .g ’ ‘ 5 p - . l 16 or cent of the voters) lus‘ '- . _. , .‘ , 100nm, many of which ale net P P dent politics ovex such a who students hold ioi Iheil own 13,. . ”1 so, my h lol’i those sympathetic to them nlake‘ulous issue. The issue was not governmental mousse; ' I 95‘ .l‘“ - Y El ' - -- - . D cet. This does not Compare at up a Sizahle minouty on Scum ridiculous, ii for no other ieasonl _ y n _ _ M V.” l . [i Campus hence, the action tnkun‘than that there are a substantial‘ There is new one mole tl‘lngia ”W” y ‘3' ‘ “i pm? ‘3 ‘ by the AWS Board late that a humher if people Wh0 have begnlwllicll remains to be decided; é rtoomhége" ll" a mic “IhSIEi crnoon provoked quite a few‘direcuy afiected by h. (i) eitheplsince there is nothing which can {so “ist isittun Eamon: inc u est people. The injunction and the because it affected the way theylbe a?“ “Welmno We‘lnes‘iay's qu-nl‘eanan‘cenc 5," 69% 0 1 trial are past history now; motored, 0,. (2) h ahead the SC_,election, Wlll something be done A e 05- at tho ,i‘isk of being. accused oi lection of those elected to oiels‘bmll “0’" year‘s oleflllon? “1‘5 Since students are charged moraliZing. I would like to makehcc. 1 wonder when some of,“ one of the in“ “ms '9 myifol' worn door jams, old transom. a few comments concerning those with the largest snccrslllem‘ly ”“99 Y?” M Gl'mnell‘hingcs.peeling plaster, and worul them ‘last contributed actively to the when _the articulate minority furniture it requests are made; lpolitical situation in which~tllcylhz'5dfat‘19d_tf' malwfll‘églelhelllnfi to have these repaired, the ad-' , t ,mc iac vic or on a i u wiic 1- .,- oh cnmlms a minoi‘ity whioh find memselves' 'does not concern those things 2},‘{‘y‘5‘:§§’,‘;‘;e,$,‘,‘:; ‘efilclfi?dui‘§- will not only complain and sign, The'iact that thc dciciidaiits,,rciating to the area or “that the 3,100 is [he 20 “mugs a petitions, but will also act. Of- the plaintiff. and the court tookimav be considered morality. Bee mph the maid spends in each ‘5“ “sues °" ”‘35 campus bleak aation upon the problem iininc~irore June, however, the present mom and the time required ‘Imi down into two extremes: the‘diatcly is indicativc of the sense‘sGA Constitution will he he, dean'w, the john; and lounge ‘ extreme conservatives who do of responsibility which Silldentsivigwed and reviscd: it the mi. “ ' ' l_ nothing but sit. and the extreme iccl in relation to the channelsinoriiy has a calm argument, it We teal that part oi the main-1 liberals who do nothing but sit of government which they them-iiS rheh- responsibility to take tenancc duty tor which we pay and complain» In ‘botween are selves have created and recog ,llle time to develop that argu. is reporting worn and broken those people who Sit in the Sch- nizc. 1mm 50 “m the Change my iurniture, door jams, etc, it ate (a low of whom carry the _ i , . , damages are more than can bet Test along), The mall Tussday The Comm“? M “”3” “‘0‘ be ”ns‘demd now m orde‘ m expected from wear, then there nigh, demonstrated um thex-ejmen syfynpatlletlc iohtlleldcéendcypmlect cycryone later. Should be an additional charge. 310 people on 11“; campus who ants ( i 0 maltel \/ at he Dull, Marie IL Martin ,Bui this should be only for thel are not members oi the Senatc,‘decklesi we‘ll go hv the decision‘ _ _ _ who do have strong feelings of Monday afternoon”) and of} Ed, flute: Miss Martin will 1 Lei'i'ers i'o file Ediior To the Editor: 0i the approximately 400 bal- lots that were cast in the pri- mary election last Monday noon, 66 were marked tor icwcr than tour candidates. The women ' complain. It sccms that there now exists pail“ Charge repair at the damage itseli, t for all the other employees wi'a will be required on the wci'. ci w (such as maids and rct- ies) regardless oi those 6 tra damages, Alter carciully expl the damage rates -c as hip as they are, Ludwig goes on '3 state: “I can assure you that tlic‘ rollcgc loscs money by selling" its minimum labor rhurgc tori (lengc repair at 32.00. iiifab',, , if money were our 5010 ob- jective, we would abandon all charges ‘ior damages. In the aggregate. it would he cite or ior us to repair the dan— ages than to incur the added costs at charging students. “But our ollject'le is not money. Rather, t to min mice the amount ind hcriam ilcss oi malicious and negi cent damage to buildings and inrnishings. Without a finllrr cial dctcrrcut we know the situation would soon get out of control." We feel that this stotemort is a clear challenge by the a’- ministration ‘to the ciiicacy oit student government which G nell advertises in its propaga — da sheets to prospective s‘ iden s and ioundations. ii the . of student government is . minister deterrents to aor- isihlc action on the part oi om— er students. then only studcit government should determi the facts relative to a pui cul unnecessary incident l’csdllili’ in damage and administer tints accordingly. In this hall that the purpose or the “scale iund which we pay as part our fees to the college is for 1 purpose or paying damage bil Consequently hen there damage we require the indivi ual or individuals involved pay tor the damage and i' We conditions involved \ this. we do not [a] in We rctusc, however, to marc— ly administer the tines oi E & 2 without any judiciarv considei-e ation oi the rectors involved ii the tines. it B 8: G con‘ the present policy it will be u) to the administration to date mine the guilt of individ and fine INDIVIDUALS and halls, Dibhle House Coullc'! Pete Frank tProsidciu) Craig Henderson 5am Grossmun Randy Jenkins .Ynlm Sllndcll Craig Welterlcn Robert Patrick Allen Rossman about campus meat”, and whD certain women sympathetic tot become AWSB President iole ,. will do more than just sit and the plaintiti (“Won’t it he [uni lowing the spring recess. i Siudenic Iis for Enforcemrni of Drinking Rule the argument that there are those pcoplc on campus ii ho al-i though oi legal age are hindc -l ed by the present drinking rule,‘ Since it would be impractical to make them an exception to‘ the rule, 1 say those who (Deli =separatc body, completely auto 0 Wednesdaysd am, Euchnr nomous and outside thc Jurisdlv lion oi thc lowo laws. Are Grin ncll studcnts so privileged that, although we are residents oi, lowa, we do not have to abide by the laws enacted by the To the Editor: in view or the controversy now on campus, it is impossible [or any student to ignore the meiiectiucnoss oi the present drinking rule, The question or course is what course oi action 6 Daily Oiliccsififlfi a.m. and Si. Pqul's Sflldeni Center EPISCOPAL O Sllllday.‘%8 mm, 1|) mm. and 4:30 pm. a Fridays—4:30 pm, Eucharist Fr. [’reble, Vicar and Chaplain isi. 0 pm. legislature for the good oi all" pct-scouted do your drinking ott should be taken to End this hypocrisy. I say no.‘ And .lllcrufule it would campus. Recently a questionnaire was‘SCC'n to me there can he "0‘ circulated asking student opine colllleVEl‘syi no dcllalci lol‘ 36* ion of a proposed change whicli‘wrdmfi ‘0 “‘3 10W“ law ”‘9 PEO' would read: 'poscd change in the drinking llConsumonn or alumna rule can not be enacted. beverages is prohibited outside‘ student rooms on the proporty, or the college." The questionairc went on to acknowldogc thc iact that such a change would conilict with the state law which iorbids use oi intoxiczliils' to individuals une der the age of twenty-one. It is however believed by the SGA “in consultation with the administration" that oiiicials would continue to look upon the college as outside their resporr sibility. The tact remains, however. Therefore, there is hilt one‘ course oi action which may be taken to end the hypocrisy and; that is strict eniorceinont of the, present drinking rule. There still remains, however, Carol chlwinc BATES FLOWERS Formally {lie Rex WAYNE'S STEAK HOUSE Down stairs available for parties Good Food ‘ and Assorted Beverages that Gi'lnnell College is not a e