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Campaigns—
(Continued rrom rage one)
Samuel Marino ,State; John Don
nal, Lion.
Junior class secretary-treasur
er—Lee Coy, State; Barbara Bak
er, Lion.
Lion Slogan
"Leadership, Experience, Abil
ity" will be the slogan of the
Lion party, clique chairman Mil
ton Bernstein said. "The slogan
says more than 100 words can
say," Bernstein said yesterday.
He indicated that the party's six
point platform will be stressed in
the campaigning.
State Planks
State party candidates will
stress four planks in the party's
platforms, Murray Goldman,
clique chairman, said yesterday.
The planks calling for student
referendums on all future assess
ments, investigation of the cost
of text books, investigation of
the procedure of women's Judi
cial, and sophomore class rep
resentation on Tribunal, will be
emphasized by the State party,
Goldman said.
Goldman added, however, that
of paramount importance was the
State party's promise to carry
out its platform.
"I would like to see every
pledge carried out," Goldman
said.
Bernstein issued the following
statement: "We are quite sure the
student body recognizes the need
for - good student government, and
good student government is
achieved by electing good candi
dates. We feel confident the Lion
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THE .. DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Club To Sponsor
Chess Tournament
Plans have been completed for
an all-College chess tournament
to be sponsored by the Penn
State Chess club, Jerome Movso
vich, president, announced yes
terday.
Any student is eligible to par
ticipate in the tournament. Those
interested should attend the next
meeting of the organization in
7 Sparks at 7 p.m., Tuesday.
The type of tournament will be
decided by the number of en
trants. It will either be single
elimination or a round robin com
petition.
New Ag Honorary
To Accept Me ti ers
Applications' for embership in
the Coaly society, newly organ
ized agriculture honorary, must
be turned in to Ruth Martin in
111 Agriculture by noon today,
Charles Zellner, society spokes
man, said yesterday.
All agriculture students active
in extra-curricular activities and
holding a 1.3 all-College average
are eligible for membership.
candidates can give the students
the government they desire."
Unlike recent years, there will
not be the traditional parades. The
decision to abandon the parades
was made by joint agreement be
tween Goldman and Bernstein.
Both agreed that the parades ac
complished nothing and were a
waste of effort.
5 Athletes—
(Continued from. page one)
men. Ruler of the Eastern 145-
pound class, Albarano was eli
minated in the first round at East
Lansing.
Co-captain of the 1951 football
team, Betts is expected to be a
big factor in the forthcoming
campaign. Last year he held
down a starting position at end
for Rip Engle's gridders.
Maurey To Run
Ruler of the '137-pound division
in the recent , Eastern wrestling
championships, Maurey is the
middle man on Penn State's num
ber-one wrestling family. James,
an older brother, was captain of
the grapplers in 1950 and a two
time Eastern champ, while Jerry,
a younger brother, is star of the
freshman mat team and presi
dent of the freshman class.
Basketball Co-Captain •
A two-year veteran of the
basketball team, the '6
-foot, 7-
inch McMahan was rece n t l y
elected co-captain of the 1951-52
court squad. A native of Canada,
he is the son of a former Penn
State athlete.
Bonn Mot-
(Continued from page four)
no more than usually overloaded
truck. In front of us an immense
sergeant was standing up, earn
estly searching the sky for enemy
airplanes. This was Indiantown
Gap, Pennsylvania, but he was
looking for enemy airplanes.
SUDDENLY THE TRUCK hit
a pebble in the road. Aboard a
THOUSANDS of students all over the country are making
this test—proving for themselves Chesterfield smells milder,
smokes milder than any other cigarette.
THEY KNOW TOO ... Chesterfield gives them more for
their money... Chesterfield leaves no unpleasant after-taste!
That's right, More-for-Your-Money...
MILDNESS Ched- NO UNPLEASANT AFTER-TASTE
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two- and one-half ton, this is a l
major catastrophe. The immense
sergeant sat down heavily right
on top of our helmeted head. The
other guys in the truck thought
that was the funniest - thing they
had ever seen. They were laugh
ing uproariously until little by
little one of the more intelligent
ones began to realize that we
were no longer breathing. To us,
sitting there dead with our eyes
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open, the whole scene looked like
something out of Dante. Then
after a while someone pumped
some air back into our lungs and
we weren't dead Any more but
only very very sick. Then they
stopped laughing. •
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