Page Four
10Ieek Directorship
OPlacement Service
Applications
, Applications are still being re
(Rived as the College continues its
hunt for a dnector of the Student
Placement Selma which the
Bdaid of Ttustees has cluected
President Hazel to establish
With 70 names already submitted,
finalselection is not e•peeted
Summox
, When apponited, the new duet
tor ,will outline and develop the
work of the Bureau
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Editor To Open '43 Career Lectures
Meeker Selected As Gym
Manager; Smith, Fields,
Denman Are Assistants
Lowell M. Meeker '4l was
elected gym manager ter She
1940-41 season yesterday after
noon, with Joseph T. Wazney '4l
associate manager.
First assistant managers cho
sen included Edgar C. Smith '42,
Harry H. Fields '42, and James
B. Denman '42 Wendell G. Ek
dahl '42 was elected freshman
manager, and Edward J. Bipling
'42. alternate.
A shop in which students may
spend their leisure time puisumg
then hobbies has been opened at
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology
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SPENCER TRACY
ROBERT YOUNG
WALTER BRENNAN
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"Northwest Passage"
IN TECHNICOLOR
SATURDAY ONLY
LOLA JANE. JAMES CRAIG
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MONDAY. TUESDAY 1
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PAT O'BRIEN
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GEORGE BRENT
ALAN HALE
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Industrial Ed Honorary
Initiates 19 Members
Nineteen students were formally
initiated into the local Alpha Chap
ter of lota Lambda Sigma, national
industrial education fraternity on
March 16
Those initiated
Lewis L Achenbacher '4O, Byi on
B Blank '4l, James A Beard '4l,
Peter G Fetzko '4l, Robert K
Fiske '4l, Nelson A Hauer, grad
uate student, James C. Hoffman
'4l, Victor B Hensel '4l, Anthony
J Kemps '9O, Michael Kovan '4O,
Burton B. Peaslee '4l
Robert W Russell '4l, John
Spiyn '4l, Charles D. Sammons '4l,
Charles C Tomporowslu '4l, Ken
neth W. Truhn '4O, Charles H Wise
'4l, Louis E Waldo '4l, Lyle Weis
senfl uh '4l
Murder
(Continued from page 1)
leads in their search for the killer.
At the afternoon press confer
ence, shortly before the Collegian
went to puss, Lieut Norman R
Annich of the State PoLee insist
ed that "nothing new" had been
uncovered within the last 24
hours
Annich immediately pointed out
that this did not mean that the
police were entirely "in the dark,"
with nothing to work on. He said
that the department did not wish
to release any statement until
facts were definitely established.
I=l
Thioughout the state, police are
searching for the automobile
which was used in the slaying,
believing that the "murder car"
contains the weapons used in the
killing
Two Wildw ood policemen who
arrived here yesterday cleared up
several matters concerning the
coed's actions during her resi
dence these
A "class" pin, found by the
Bellhaven, N C police, proved to
be a souvenir of Wildwood, N .I .
and was in no way connected with
the coed
ARROW HANDKERCHIEFS
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
April 15 Date Set
For First Speech
In Series Of Six
Sociology, Business, ,
Education, Psychology,
Law Are Other Topics
The piogramfor thefizieseries
of six freshman career confer
ences, opening Apral 15 with a
Journalism talk by Robot t E. Mal
ick, editor of the Shamokin News
Dispatch, was announced yester
day by Dean Charles W. Stoddart
of the School of Liberal Arts.
Duwane V Ramsey assistant
professor of sociology, will
dis
cuss welfare work and applied
sociology at the second conference
Aptil 17 On April 26, E W. Nick,
president of the Northein Equip
ment Company and member of
the College Board of Trustees,
will speak on the general business
field, with William W Lake,
Bellefonte lawyer and instructor
3n political science here, sched
uled to discuss opportunities in
law May 1
Dean Mallon R Trabue of...the
School of Education and Dr. Rob
ert G Bernieutei of the depart
ment of psychology will lead the
conferences on their respective
fields on May 8 and May 15, re
spectively. All the conferences
will be held in Room 121 Liberal
Arts at 7 30 p m except the first,
which is scheduled at 11 a, xn. in
conjunction with the Journalism
2 class
Every Iteshman is to be noti
fied of the program by postcard,
according to Dean Stoddart
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WPA Recreation Training
School To Open Monday
The WPA Recreation naming School,, which will draw WPA
playground directors from throughout the state, will get under way
here Monday and continue until April 20.
The annual tour will take the
singers to Lancaster Monday,
Wilmington (Delaware) Tuesday,
Philadelphia Wednesday, an d
then to Fred Waring's_radio In
gram and a concert in NewYork'
Thursday.
Tom is one of the original mem
bers of Waring's Pennsylva
sans. Although he left his broth
er's outfit several years ago to
pursue a career in concert sing
ing, he again is featured in the fa
mous Waring arrangements with
the renowned glee club
Sammy Gallu recently sang
with Waring -in an Easter ora
torio
Included in the repertoire of
the Glee Club this year is one of
Tom's compositions, "Jonah " Al
so included. during the trip will
be a new composition by Tom,
"Blades of Grass" which was
adapted from the poem by Ste
phen Crane. - It will-be sung- by
Sammy Gallu
IMA President Attends
Convention At Purdue
Clarence H Evans '4O, president
of the IMA, is attending the Na
tional IMA Convention at Purdue
University The convention begins
today and ends Sunday
This marks the first actual affili
ation with the national organiza
tion The campus group became a
member of the national organiza
tion about two months ago
THE WITUItDAY EVENING POST
Coeds Will Have Late
Permission Over Weekend
Coeds will have three o'clocks
tonight and two o'clock permis
sions tomorrow, according to
WSGA Senate All women will
have 10 o'clocks Sunday night
75, 'Track Candidates
Get Ist Practice Run
On Outdoor Cinders
About 75 varsity and freshman
track candidates ran on cinders
yesterday for the first time this
year, the varsity practicing strenu
ously for the Penn and Drake Re
lays only three short weeks away
"The schedule's tough, material
is weak, and conditions are bad,"
was Coach Chick Werner's sum
mary of the outlook for the seven
meet Lion season
He added that the team ' will
probably be unproved over last
year's aggregation in the sprint
and broad jump events but weaker
in the hurdles and the pole vault
A second call was issued for
freshman candidates to report to
freshman coach Bob Grieve in the
Water Tower Only a few of the
75 candidates who have reported
are freshmen, Werner said
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