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Who's the Strongest?
He-Man Contestants
To Perform Feats
Preliminaries of the He-Man contest, to
11 on Beaver Field, will include push-ups, a
yard dash, according to Barbara Wallace and
co-chairman.
The contest will be part of Spring Week
Each contestant will receive one
point for each push up and ten
points for a successful kick of a
soccer ball 15 feet away into a
4x5 soccer goal, Miss Wallace
stated
Fourteen seconds .will be the
limit on the 100-yard dash, which
will be run in 12 heats. Each en
trant will be awarded ten points
for each second under 14 which
he takes to cover the 100 yards.
15 to Enter Finals
Fifteen contestants who total
the greatest number of points in
the preliminaries will enter the
finals, where they will participate
in a 100-yard obstacle race. After
the elimination of five lowest
scoring contestants, the remain
ing ten will throw the shotput.
The five candidates who have
scored the highest number of
points in the shotput will then
be judged on the theme of their
costume, abilities, physique, and
manliness. Selection of the He-
Man will be based on these quali
ties, Miss Wallace said.
One Contestant per Group
Each combined group in Spring
Week activities may enter only
one contestant in the contest, who
will receive 25 points for his
sponsoring group. One hundred
points will be awarded to each
of the five finalists, and the win-,
ner will receive 150 point's and a
He-Man trophy.
Entrance blanks were sent out
last night and are available at the
Student Union desk in Old Main.
The deadline for entries, which
may be returned to the SU desk,
is 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Car Cushion Stolen
State College police are investi
gating the theft of the front seat
cushion from a car belonging to
Bruce Coble, sixth semester civil
engineering major. Coble reported
the theft Monday.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
NEED A convertible this spring? Blue 1941
DeSoto, inspected, complete maintenance
records for past three years. Everything
works. Radio, 3-year old top, a bit bat
tered . but dependable. $l5O cash. Prof.
Kelly Yeaton, phone 3109.
SMITH CORONA portable typewriter. Ex
cellent condition. Phdne 3908 after .6.
1939 PONTIAC sedan. Good condition.
Radio and heater. $65. Call 7900 after
7 p.m.
1941 PLYMOUTH sedan—tires, paint and
mechanical condition excellent. Call
8-6034 ask for Jim Meyer. .
FOR RENT
APARTMENT TO share beginning June
Ist. Prefer graduate students. Call 8-8925
between 6 and 8 p.m.
RENT A TRUCK. Various sizes and body
types. Do that moving iob at lowest cost.
Local or out of state. Hertz Rent-A-Truck
System, Lic., 1020 Green Ave., Altoona,
Penna. Phone 2-3200.
FOUND
ENTERTAINMENT FOR family Mother's
Day weekend. See "The Happy Time,"
May 6,7, 8 at Schwab Auditorium .
LADIES' WRIST watch at the Charles
Shop on April 22. Call Ann, 35 McElwain.
FOUND March 28—medium-sized brown
and white collie pup with good disposi
tion. Phone 419 McElwain or State College
WORK WANTED
PERSONAL ALTERATIONS and dress-
making. Quick service. Reasonable rates
See Mrs. Moyer, 515 E. Beaver. Phone 4823
LS YOUR typewriter giving you trouble?
if so you can have it repaired. Just dial
2462 for pick-up or bring to 633 W. Col
lege Ave.
TYPING WANTED
HAVE TIME to schedule 2 or 3 more theses
or disertations. Reference given. Call
Carol Ford 3582.
THESES, PAPERS, manuscripts typed.
Guaranteed spelling and copy. Editorial
service available. Phone Mrs. Berman, 4161.
TYPING THESIS term paper reports. Ex
perienced. neat. accurate. Standard rates.
Call 3341.
TYPING WANTED including theses and
term papers. Don't leave yours until the
last minute. Call 3065.
RIDE WANTED
TO INDIANA, .Pa. Leave every Friday
afternoon. Call 4177. Fred St. Clair.
MISCELLANEOUS
MODEL BUILDERS: Bills Model Shop is
selling out 1:11 remaining stock at great
price reductions. Orders for new items
also accepted at reduced prices. Call 2758
frvenizige.
be held at 6 p.m. May
soccer kick, and a
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activities May 10 to 14
Stavres Elected
Council Head
Andrew Stavres, sixth semester
hotel administration major, has
been elected president of the
home economics student council,
replacing Jane Mason, eighth se
mester home economics major.
Miss Mason held the position for
two years.
Other officers elected are Mar
garet Faris, sixth semester home
economics major, vice president,
and Suzanne Scholl, second se
mester home economics major,
secretary-treasurer.
Faculty rating sheets have been
distributed to the faculty of the
college, Miss Mason announced.
Senior course rating sheets for
evaluation of courses will be dis
tributed to home economics sen
iors. Afternoon coffee hours will
begin next semester.
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With gals and men alike.
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AIM Elections--
(Continued from page one)
Town Council vice president.
Crawford and Lieske won posts
as secretary and treasurer respec
tively without opposition.,
Attending last night's meeting
were AIM advisers James W.
Dean, assistant to the dean of
men in charge of independent af
fairs, and Ross .W. Lehman, as
sistant executive secretary of the
alumni association.
Dean congratulated the men on
their performance at the recent
National Independent Student As
sociation Convention at Cornell
University.
The board in other business
split on motion to pay for their
banquet April 30 out of AIM
funds. Outgoing president Jo e
Somers decided the issue by vot
ing yds to the motion.
The new president, Dennis, a
sixth semester pre-law student,
is a member of Pi Lambda Sigma,
legal honorary, Phi Kappa Phi,
scholarship fraternity, and the
Belles Lettres Club, literature or
ganization. His A 11-University
average is 2.73. A veteran of four
years in the Navy, Dennis spent
his first year of college at Potts
ville Center.
Outgoing officers of AIM are
Joe Somers, president; Robert
Harding, vice president; Craw
ford, secretary; and Richard Rig
ling, treasurer.
Nearly half of Argentina's re
cent farm machinery imports have
been from Germany.
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When you come right down to it, you
smoke for one simple reason ... enjoy
ment. And smoking enjoyment is all a
matter of taste. Yes, taste is what counts
in a cigarette. And Luckies taste better.
Two facts explain why Luckies taste
better. First, L.S./M.F.T.—Lucky Strike
means fine tobacco ...light, mild, good
tasting tobacco. Second, Luckies are ac
tually made better to taste better ...
always round, firm, fully packed to draw
freely and smoke evenly.
So, for the enjoyment
better taste, and only fro
Be Happy—Go Lucky.
carton of better-tasting
Tile cigaretteshat ,
The camphit pa
is trike. Enjoy
Because it's better
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Floods, Wet Feet
Caused by Rains
The recent downpour here on
campus has caused more than wet
feet. Walter Trainer, assistant
professor of landscape construc
tion, said yesterday that the rain
got in area ways at the new Pond
Laboratory and flooded parts of
the new section of Buckhout. Rain
also filled the basement of the
Nittany Lioh Inn so that it backed
up the stairs.
No grounds for complaints how
ever-26 years ago yesterday •17.3
inches of snow covered the cam
pus during a big houseparty
weekend.
So far this month only 5.23
inches of rain have fallen and the
University weatherman believes
that the April showers are over.
Illegal Permit Case
Sent to Tribunal
Dean of Men Frank J. Simes
yesterday sent to Tribunal the
case of a student who used a
friend's name to obtain a campus
parking permit.
Capt. Philip A. Mark of the
Campus Patrol recommended the
case to the Dean of Men's office
Friday. Mark said the student
used the name of a friend to ob
tain a permit, and was discovered
when the person in whose name
the car was registered was suni
maned, to explain excessive viola
tions. The student denied having
a car on campus.
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THURS DAY; A PRIL-29.,:19.54.
Ed Groups Get
Council Seats
By► Amendment
The presidents or their. appoint
ed delegates of approved_ aisocia
,
htions within the Education col
lege now have a ' seat on. the Ed
ucation Student , Council w i,t h
voting pow e r, 'according to an
amendment passed Tuesday night
by the Council.
The presidents or delegates of
Phi Lambda Theta, women's edu
cation scholastic honorary; Kappa
Phi Kappa, men's education schol
astic honorary; Association of
Childhood Education Internation
al; Future Teachers of America;
Psychology Club, and any other
group in the n education college
which meets the approval of the
council will have seats.
The editor of The Monitor, 'edu
cation newsletter, was recently
given a seat on the council with
the same powers.
The presidents or delegates can
not hold office on the council un
less they were elected to council
by the general vote of the college
students.
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When buddies ask me for a smokes
What do they ge.t from me?
Here's finer smoking, pair I say s
lueause
Fotd R. Maddick
Kansas University
CLEANER,
FRESHER,
SMOOTHER!