FACT EIGHT Collegian— (Continued frpm pafje one) lication of. one eight-page paper for every two four-page editions. “We don’t want to mislead any one by promising the millennium of an eight-page issue every day, but our revenue estimates, based on an increased assessment, show that we could publish eight pages regularly except for unuual cir cumstances,” Gladfelter said. Plan 40 Pages “Our present schedule allows publication of 28 tabloid-sized pages each week. With an in creased assessment, we contem plate printing about 40 -pages a week,” he said. If the assessment should be ap proved by the board of trustees at their January meeting, the en larged paper should make its ap pearance at the beginning of the spring semester. Ads Not Enough Such an increase in the size of the newspaper would not be pos sible on the basis of advertising revenue, according to Owen Lan don, business manager. Although increased local advertising has made possible publication of mpre eight-page papers than anticipat ed so far this semester, this has been a peak period and there is no indication that the heavy adver tising will either grow or contin ue indefinitely, he said. Principle reason for expanding the size of the Collegian would be to create more space for cam pus news, Gladfelter said. Other new features contemplated §re increased photographic coverage and inclusion of the major wire news of national and world events, he said. Engineering Lecture The senior engineering lecture scheduled for this afternoon has been postponed. . tadt of a photographic greeting card. Mat* it a point to stop in and s** o«r selection of Dm 1950 designs. Prompt terwe* tier* on aR orders. GIBS PHOTO FINISHING 214 E. College Ave. The First National Bank Of State College Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System i i i! Gross To Work With 4 Leflermen (Continued from page four) Not expected to be around for the season’s opener but slated to see plenty of action' after the Christmas vacation is Herman Sledzik, a 6-foot 4-inch sopho more from Dußois center. Sled zik broke his wrist in a scrim mage and has been out of action for three weeks. Rounding put the first 12 are Chet Makarewicz, sophomore; Ken Bouldin, junior; Bill Gibson, junior; Tom Shuptar, senior; and George Lynch, a sophomore. In reserve Gross has Dick Phillips, a sophomore; Zeke Sei del, a junior; Silvio Cerchie. a sophomore, and Wil Hauer, a sophomore who is ineligible the first semester. This year’s Nittany Lion team averages six feet two inches in height—a few notches under last year’s average when Costa. Schis ler, and McMahan brought the average up to over six feet three inches. The Lions will play four games at home before the Christmas vacation, meeting Ithaca, Syra cuse, Rhode Island State, and Washington & Jefferson on the home court. They play their only away tilt at American university. Friends' Dance Tonight, Supper-meeting Sunday The Young Friends will hold a square dance at 8 o’clock to night at the meeting house, 318 S. Atherton street, and a supper meeting-at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the home of Helen Striedieck, 119 W. Ridge avenue. The dance is open to the public. Stale College, Pa. Member of , THE.DAILY:COLLEGIAN.: STATE COLLEGE,-PENNSYLVANIA. Maumuders- - (Continued from page five) heimer combed the cords for 8 markers. Also, the Weasels and Packers suffered forfeit losses to the Deadwoods and Penn Ha ven, respectively. The only battle in league G also was marred by a forfeit with the Erasers get ting the win over the Oilers. CLASSIFIEDS 9 PAIR OP horn-rimmed glasses. Front of Armory. M.J.B. inside case. Call 5051- 1087, Room 112. TUTORING DONE in math, physics, chem.; all classes. For appointments write P.O. Box 476. YOUR BUCK guaranteed. Hunting parties arranged. Call Herb 213 Hamilton. BOWLERS— WE are now open Saturday / afternoons from 1-5 p.m. every eve ! ning from 6-12. The Dux Club. WE THE NO CIGARETTE HANGOVER FOUND MISCELLANEOUS Philip Morris challenges any other leading to suggest this HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF SMOKERS, who tried this test, report in signed statements tha PHILIP MORRIS IS DEFINITELY LESS IRRITATING, DEFINITELY M 1. . . Light up a PHILIP MORRIS 2. .. Light up your present brand Just take a puff— DON'T INHALE— and Do exactly the same thing— DON’T s-l-o-w-l-y let the smoke come through INHALE. Notice that bite, that sting? your nose. Easy, isn’t it? And NOW... Quite a difference from PHILIP MORRISI Other brands merely make claims—but Philip Morris invites you to compare, to judge, to decide for yourself. Try this simple test. We believe that you, too, will agree . . . Philip Morris is, indeed, America’s FINEST Cigarette! means MORE SMOKING PLEASURE! % PHILIP MORRIS IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs juiit call 2492 "or bring machine to 633 W; College Ave. Mr. Beatties 28 years ex perience is at your service. WANTED TWO YOUNG women needing double room. Graduates or secretaries. New co-op house near campus. Cal! Miss DeMay at Ext. 478 during day or 2505 in evening. RELIABLE STUDENT with car to de liver Collpgians everyday. Contact Ed Noyes. Phone 4702. ROOM FOR . Rent. Single. Half block from campus, i 227 W. Park. May be used by couple. Kitchen privileges. FOR SALE ALL PARTS connected—Good *4l Ford motor, good '34 body, good tires, good buy. good everything. Phone 4332. ALUMINUM TRAILER, Frigidfiirc, water — heater, bottled gas; reasonable. Im mediate occupancy. Glenn Wommer. Hoover Trailer Park, State College. Route 322. COMPLETE 30 ft. Trailer 1949 Mobile Cruiser. Hot water heater, bath, porch. Excellent location. Call 6595 after 6 p.m. DESOTO COUPE 1936. Latest inspection $65. Call 3897 after 4 p.m. DARE ALL! FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1,1950 BROWN SHARKSKIN suit single breasted. Brown gabardine cardigan. Both 40 long. Excellent condition. Call Bob Gates 4928. MUST SELL Kodak 35 camera complete with. _ rangefinder’s and carrying case. Best offer takes it. John Gaut 7621. TWO TICKETS for Military Ball. Only S4.DO. Call Jim Railing—Dorm 22 Room 24. GOLD BULOVA watch at Rutgers game. Crest on band. Initials J.R.B. on back. Reward! Call Joe 4702. . RED COMBINATION billfold and coin purse Sunday night in frorft of Mc- Elwain getting out of taxi. Call 5051- Exi. 108. . K&E LOG LOG Duplex slide rule. Name inside case. Reward. Call Andy 3204. IDENTIFICATION BRACELET lost be- tween Post House and Thompson Hall Tuesday evening. Reward. Call Andy Ext. 1090. GRAY TOPCOAT, Hess Brothers label; outside room 3, Sparks' 1% weeks ago. Call Frank, Dorm 35, Room 11. Phone 5051-295." $20.00 BILL either in Willard or towards • Rea & Derick Thursday afternoon. Urgent.. Reward. Call Jack 7169. LOST
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