PAGE EIGHT
Newspapers' Power
Cited by Publisher
"Newspapers have the power to control the economic and
social climate of the world," according to Arthur "Red"
Motley, publisher of Parade magazine.
Drlotely said newspapers can make or break businesses,
communities and nations.
Motley spoke on "Respons
Free Press" at the awards din
ner of the Pennsylvania press
conference Saturday night.
He said, "The recession is
real, and newspapers play an
important part in it, but they
have not been careful to trans
mit all the news."
He cited the case of a large
paper mill in the South which
was forced to close down for a
week. The local newspaper
played up the fact that 1200
people were going to be out of
jobs, but neglected to mention
that the plant had come to the
town after the war, created 1200
new jobs and was currently in
an expansion program.
"Newspapers," said Motley,
"must be careful not to create
a climate of hysteria."
He said newspapers are not
keeping pace with the coin
munities they serve and rely
too much on tradition. Motley
said this same problem exists
in education where educators
are attempting to teach stu
dents the same way they did
25 years ago. He cited the Uni
versity's closed-circuit televi
sion system as an example of
new methods being tried in ed
ucation.
Motley said newspapers which
don't keep pace with their corn
munities lack neither brains nor
money, but a study of them
selves.
He said the day of the national
newspaper is gone, "and it is a
good thing. The strength of our
country lies in small local news
papers and their coverage of lo
cal events. Small newspapers are
just now beginning to meet this
challenge."
Motley said that "too many
newspapers don't have the guts
to charge what their product is
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cover of the book and on the
sub-dividers.
The 464-page book uses stan
dard bold condensed type for
headings with a Bodoni style of
type for the text.
Photography was done by the
Penn State Photo Shop and the
student photographic staff, while
engraving, printing and binding
is the work of Grit Publishing
Co. of Williamsport.
AM Success—
(Continued from page one)
amples are Ohio State Univer
sity, University of Wisconsin,
University of Minnesota and
Grove City College.
The Senior Class Advisory
Board did not go on record in fa
vor of any one of the five senior
class suggestions. Thomas Hol
lander, president of the Class of
1958, said the board was not in
a position to influence class ac
tion.
Druckman—
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cratic General Assembly race.
On the Republican - side, Eugene
M. Fulmer with 3543 led Hugh
H. Green with 2925 in the contest
for the General Assembly nomin
ation.
Also in the early morning re
turns, Robert H. Beeon Jr. was
clearly out in front of his oppon
ent, W. Howard Stewart.
worth. Readers must bear a more
equitable share of the cost of dis
seminating news and informa
tion. Raising prices may lose
some readers, but will result in
increased revenues and a better
product."
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AIR FORCE ROTC graduates—slightly
used uniforms for someone 6'6", 15" i",
Class A blue, Class A suntan and Class B
Rummer. Phone AD 7-7246.
MOTOR DIKE. Calf Larry. AD 7.2737
LANDOLA DELUXE Trailer, tiourescent
lighting. outside awnings, excellent con•
dition—s2Boo. Call AD 8-0185.
1951 DODGE. excellent condition—SOSO
Call AD 7-2114. between 8 and 8 p.m.
WEATERS FM 'Pickup with diamond
stilus, $56. Metzner-Starlight turntable—
s4s. Used very little, will sell both base
for $95. Call Wilson Ralston ext. 3070.
MC TD 1968—black, red bucket Beats.
chrome wire wheels, complete Mark II
engine. Perfect. Harry Jones, AD 7-7121.
1963 DODGE Coronet 4-door-3275. See
Dave at 419 W. College Me.
1961 CADILLAC convertible, black with
red leather upholatery—sBoo. Will accept
a email trade. Phone AD 7-7443.
APARTMENT-SIZE ELECTRIC range, 4-
burner; apartment-ane refrigerator, W A
cubic foot. Call AD 8-9666.
NASHUA TRAILER, 1965, 35-feet, good
condition. Call AD 8.6007 after 6:16 p.m.
NEED MONEY fast, will sell two flannel
suits, car coat, lb portable phonograph;
cheap, in good condition. Call Harry
AD 7.2760.
USED KELVINATOR refrigerator. Ap
promimately 10 cu. ft. Good condition.
Call AD 7-491.3. Ask for Larry.
CALL ABRAMSON'S auto wrecking AD
9-6237 Fine used ears and trucks tor
salvage and resale.
FOR RENT
3 SINGLE rooms—summer sessions: 2
single rooms—fall semester. South side
near campus. Call AD 74959.
34-FOOT. 2 bedroom trailer. Available
June 4. Fire minutes from campus.
AD 8-0190 or 40 Hilltop Trailer Park.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, third
floor, 555 per month. 121 N. Patterson
St. Available in June. Call AD 8-9634.
APARTMENT TO let for summer—Metz•
ger Bldg. Call AD 8-0018.
APARTMENT FOR rent. One-half block
from campus. Two rooms. bath. kitchen
facilities. Available June 1. Call AD 8-0810.
APARTMENT—two rooms, unfurnished
private bath, first floor. 228 S. Allen
Call AD 8-8826 after five.
ROOMS FOR Rummer school. Pi Lambda
Phi, 126 S. Pugh Street. Contact Bill
or Dyve AD 8.9185. $4.00 a week—all
summer.
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TWO-MAN ROOM for summer or next
fall. No. 41 Metzger.' Building. Inquire
after 7 p.m.
FRATERNITIES—Need an annex? 16-
room house in fine condition; long term
feriae. Phone AD 7-2443.
ROOMS FOR 6 students, kitchen optional,
very close to campus, parking available.
Phone AD 7-2443.
METZGER BLDG. modern, furnished,
complitely redecorated apartment for 2.
June only. Call between 5 and 7 AD 8-1144.
SINGLE ROOM first floor beside bath,
near campus. Available summer, entire
year. Male graduates preferred. AD 7.2666.
TWO•ROOM FURNISHED apartment, first
floor, utilities included. Suitable for two
male graduate students. AD 7-2666.
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED apartment.
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living room. bedroom, fully-equipped
kitchen, bath, innerspring mattresses. I',
blocks from campus. Reasonable rent. 280
S. Frazier Rt. AD 7-2965.
SUMMER RENTAL—comfortable bachelor
apartment for 3 to 5 men. Built-in
furniture, knotty pine finish. Private bath,
phone, electric refrigerator. Reasonable
rent. 230 S. Frazier Street. AD 1-2065.
2-MAN Apartment for summer only, fur
nished room and bath $4O per month.
Call Tony or Jack AD 8.0396.
CALL NOW to lee Al) 8-0743. Three
room furnished apartment, 118 East
College Ave., opposite Old Main. Large
closets, large bathroom with shower and
tub, all-electric kitchen. Recently painted.
Rent 390 per month. Ideal for young
married couple. Available June.
ROOMS FOR all summer ■esslons close to
campus. 213 S. Pugh St.
BEDROOM. furnished apartment
Modern kitchen, tile bath, living room
with stone fireplace, new modern furni
ture. Available June 7. Call AD 7-7838
between 1 and 9 p.m.
ROOMS FOR all summer sessions. close
to campus. 243 S. Pugh St.
ROOM AND Board at Alpha Zeta hater..
nity. Inter-sesslons and main summer
sessions. Board on five-day week basis.
For information call Mrs. Alice Crandell
AD 7-7621.
LOST
REWARD: Brown plaid-lined Valmeline
raincoat lost outside 414 Boucke last
Monday noon. Call Bett AD 7-4937.
ARMY ROTC cap between McKee Hall
and supply depot. If found call Neal
ext. 3231.
WILL PERSON who took trenchcoat out-
side 320 11otteke on -Mon., May 19 be
tween 10 and 11, please return? W.A.S.
on label. Call Warren, ext. 3222.
TAN JACKET lost in Room 1 Speaks
Thurs. 13. Call Neil at AD 7-2651.
JACKET LEFT in person'e car who gave
me rule from Port Matilda to PhiSpa
burg Sat afternoon. Call Ron AD 7-2726.
BROWN-RIMMED GLASSES, No case—
Friday, May 9. Rec Hall• West Hall area.
Call Barb ext. 221.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1958
LOST
LIGHT BLUE Penn State notebook. Need
for finale. Piero* call eat. 2963.
ECON. 2 book, Business Stat. 1 note%
meal ticket. metric card—lost Saturday
in Sparks. Call Barbara, ext. 1466-J.
LOST AT Whinnies Sunday—red-black
Zenith portable radio. Reward. Call Fred
ext. 291.
KEYS SOMEWHERE on campus last
week. Plastic tab on chain with photo
studio advertisement. Reward. Call Bob
Thompson AD 14939.
ORANGE AND black jacket at Golf
course. Finder please call AD 7•t082
ask for Tom.
FOUND
SET OF ear keys, east aid* of Library.
License Frig-361. Call AD 7-3110.
WANTED
RIDERS TO Denver, Colorado, Yellow..
atone Park or points between. Leasing
Juno 7 or June 8. Bob Sbiarella AD 8-1144.
RIDERS WANTED to Washington State
or points enroute. Leasing about June
16. Contact Mary Lou ext. 1146.
RIDER(S) TO Peoria, 111. or vicinity.
Leave May 29 late afternoon, returning
before graduation. Call Pet. Fiebburn
AD 7-4326.
PART-TIME secretary for University de.
partment 110 hours a week for Inter,
main and post-session. Good typist. Writ*
Philosophy department..
YOUNG MAN or woman to accompany
faculty member to Washington, D.C.
for summer as governess of 2 children
aged 6 and 7 1 ,(1. Room, board; 2300.00 and
possible bonus. Trips with children to
museums, patio, too and beaches. Faculty
reference requested. Call AD 7.4144 after.
noons, evenings or Sunday.
STUDENT TO sell part-time Insurance:
life. health, accident, mutual fund. Call
AD 8-8075—n0 answer call AD 74123.
PART TIME and temporary summer jobs
available by the Hundreds at Norfolk
and Virginia Beach. Send $l.OO for corn.
plate list and instructions for applying.
Spotlite Job Lint, Room 38, Haddington
Bldg., Norfolk, Va.
TEACHER, WIFE and child wish to sub.
let 3-4 room unit in Eastriew Terrace for
.Tuly and Aug. Reference available. C. L.
Kramer, 18 Feline St., RaneyTile, N.Y.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR LAST minute report or term paper
typing. Phone AD 8-0238.
STORAGE STUDENT trunks and personal
affects. Pick-un and delivery service.
Shoemaker Bios. Phone AD 84751.
IT'S HASSINGER for racket stringing
the- No-Awl way. Latest factory equip.
anent, prompt service, guaranteed work.
Longer life to string and racket. University
rennin Service. 614 B Are. after
6 p.m.
LOCAL REPAIR Service on all make* of
typewriters. We will call for and deliver
tour typewriter. Nittany Office Equipment
AD R 41211.