38/26/34 Vol. 11 # 4 - 1974

FICTION:
8 THE BIG BUST
Frank Anvic
ARTICLES:
20 PUTTING HER BREAST FORTE FORWARD
Jory Sherman
40 BIKINIS: NO LONGER TOPS
Dan Bennett
FEATURES:
34 FROM THE SPICE RACK
Bart Hills
48 BUST LINES
Letters
PICTORIALS:
4 MAID TO ORDER
12 THIS LITTLE BIGGIE WENT TO MARKET
16 LONDON BOOBIES
22 HERE WE GO GATHERING
28 A STENOG TO SET YOU AGOG
36 STAR WITH TOP BILLING
44 FABULOUS FLOPPERS
50 MEASURING UP ... AND OUT!
56 BUSTING INTO THE BIG TIME
60 ZITA'S LOVE SET

EDITORIAL
While it may not appear on the surface, one of the enduring strengths of the First Amendment to the U. S. Constitution is that it contains its own checks and balances which censors, made shortsighted by their fanatic determination to impose their standards of acceptance on all of us, fail to see.
Indeed, it is surprising that more of those who are opposed to any form of censorship have not discovered these safeguards for themselves.
To place any restriction on our freedom of speech weakens the entire structure of the First Amendment. Therefore, all censorship tends to be self-defeating in the long run. If it is fully carried out, it eventually denies censors their voice to censor, because they will have succeeded in silencing us all.
Knowing this, they must face up to a momentous question: At what point should they stop their bleating attacks to curb editorial and pictorial material in our media which they find offensive?
The answer to that, of course, is that they should not attempt any censorship in the first place. In that way they can guarantee us our freedom of speech, and we, at the same time, can guarantee theirs. The perfect check and balance!