Successor To The Free Lames Established 1167 VOL. 38—No. 96 ,Navy Presents Fickenscher Named .1 Lion Coat Chairman atiies ■Named Elections Head ; Robert W. Fickenscher '42 has I i / - i been appointed chairman of the senior Lion Coat committee by H. abinet Proposes Guest Plan Leonard Krouse, senior class president.. To be made of the same overall material as usual, A non-militarized prOgram of the coats will go on sale about the '?.';,Naval training for 80,000 men a first. of April, Fickenscher stated ~-';year to be carried on in the coun- last night. it; 7 try's institutions of higher Krouseby are learn -q:ing has been brought to the at- Other seniors named to serve 1,. .: Mention of the College Adminis- on the committee as follows: Raymond A. Karhan, -,- Aration for consideration and pos -, ~._ Robert F. Mattern, Maximillian J. • :sible suggestions. Palena, Dorothy M. Savard, Bar -4".., First introduced by Joseph W. bara Torrence, and Ronald G. •C. ',Barker of- the Navy Department, young. ,purpose of 'the plan is to provide 4 ,;the Navy with a large-scale pre- , induction . program and also to • • B o rrow. ;give incoming cbllege students.. a S fudents , . chance to prepare for naval sera . . • . _ , .. . • vice. • . f. * t:: ,The program does not call . for • To: Ease Hunger ;{;:, , ;students wearing uniforms or par '?;;-.,ticipating in naval drill. The Hunger would seem to be the -;.:,•"1•',,' :., ,;''re gulatr college. faculty would pre- least of student worries at this I::: , k , '=',.'oto,ts, :-„,s‘pare- the pre-induction curricula• - 2,,;,'",:::•;:,, , `,•',,; ',:". „ „ stage of the world conflict, but 1 - '-. 1!. ,:,:,:•,,,..-', - -•,:, -•,:, ';', - • ~,, ,-: and give the courses. , Mr. Barker 'pointed - out that Mrs. Hetzel's Student Loan Fund-_ .. the Navy will accept voluntary en- has aided more hungry students Navy Callsy'. Woman Takes Over-- --For the first time in • ' listment as apprentice-seamen than any others. College student government, a coed, Jeanne C. Stiles '42 will serve :_(V-1) of not more 'than 80,000 men Figures were released yesterday as chairman of the All-College Elections committee. She was ap : ~i year. Under the program, men showing that 291 loans were made pointed last night by Gerald F. Doherty, All-College vice-president, •; ,between 17 and 19 years of age from the fund since it started to takc the place of A. Pat Nagelberg '42 who is leaving College to ,inclush c will continue in college , March 20, 1940, - until February 19, enlist in naval service. i: ; at their own expense, taking pre- 1942. Seventy men and 11 women ..',_ induction naval training on an borrowed money for food. --. • ' •'•'''inactive status for two academic A total of $2,575.47 has been 1 050 New ,Registrants In DeFense ,;,..I,years. loaned to needy students, $237.46 / , After • approximately three se- of which is still outstanding. Sec ,:,':,inesters the V-1 men will be given and in importance of loans ranks Courses Swell Total To - 1 0 , 50 - .:a generall examination. Those the costs for fares home. Fifty-one ;ranking - . sufficiently high may students have been granted money Firs t STCD CI ' , voluntc • 11 Large College ~, !..;:'liaining Plan uteer ;for. aviation-cadet fly- for thispurpose., _asses Handbook' Requests.. - * Suggestion by H. Leonard Krouse, senior classpresident; Who ' - " - '•ng- traiqing -1U to 20 000 a ar 6: . ..:4.,,..,..::, t. •• • 13- , • 'Ye Loans - to-men out , i , ank, , Wosetof - - ' Wi lit/feet-Tonight.. . ----Election-Lists 'tarty , -Y . .. - (,•investigated a proposed College ;,', l ,Nyiii permitted to finish arleast women nearly four to one., Since ~ ...tlid,, e quivalent of the fourth se- the/ - fund - has been functioning, it • More than doubling Monday • . "All fraternities and organized "Buy a Bomber'plan, that instead 2,4 , , , .. , - , . of trying to originate the. plan on F'iltiester of college before being has helped.23l men and 60 women, night's registration total, •a nesti- groups that want next term's of- • this campus, it would be more ad ii'y.Aranifered.to. the. V-5 - program: for : Students have secured loans for mated 1,050 students swarmed into ficers listed in the Freshman .visable to present it to the National ~,4t,eiriirig to be officer pilots. ' i eye glasses, food, fares home, coin- the basement of Carnegie Hall last Handbook should hold elections ,:-' ' ii - - - „,,.,-,,, ; p• to 15,000 a year of .others mencement. -expenses, job" inter- night to bring the total of regis- Federation of Student Govern before March •20,". Robert E. ments. If the Federation thought i . ',' Tanking . high will be transfered views, clothes, personals, room trants for the Student Training .for Schooley '43, editor, announced it worthwhile, it would be in a )1 - ,ei--V r 7 enlistment, Continued on in rent, extra . medical expenses, Civilian Defense "short courses" to last night. • - , .;! aptiVe.:thity and permitted to fin- books, and shoes.' . ' approximately 1,500. • much better position to handle the Schooley said the Handbook responsibility of a nation-wide•col ,, ..,, (Continued on. Page Two) . Only in the matter of loans for As the result of last night's large 50 staff is operating on 'a faster sche- lege drive. ' - - - 'clothes have coed demands exceed- turnout, which kept more than for dole because of the accelerated Thomas J. L. Henson '.42,. 'Senior F sought clothes. Another prominent roth Senior Ball . • ed those of men. Five women have faculty registrars occupied - • of three hours, all but two ci. three in college program, and he expects at receipt of one dollar for defense problem of room rent.' A total of . Ball Co-chairman, stressed that on ' ::::Issue Out Tomorrow purpose for loans has been the 'the 46 courses which have been or- most of the copy to be turned ganized will be given as scheduled,stamps bought at Student Union, a a staffmeeting 'tomorrow night. . • red, white and blue ribbon will be •••'Froth men will ' probably be 47 students have called for loans in it was announced by M. T. Bunnell, M. Jean,Seanor '42, member of available to give instead of flowers. STCD coordinator. The course the PSCA Cabinet executive com- ' -':• very scarce on campus after the that category. It was voted by Cabinet that the time table is effective tonight, mittee, is business manager of the :,- „Triplication of their Senior Ball Nearly $lOOO has been given Mrs. meetings be held at 9p. m. Tues ,.:._.,: .• when all classes scheduled to . meet . "Freshman Bible,' and Lila A. •,asatie-wnich goes on sale tomor- HetzePs Fund by campus organize -day nights instead of 8:15 p. m. as on Wednesdays will hold their first Whoolery '43 is women's 'editor. -:row and features Captain. Dennis - Lions since fund collections were has been the case for the last two 16. meeting. All, staff members from lest year, ~;_exiii.the Campus Patrol. - started in 1939. The cash. now , . .. .• .• , -.— First Aid, with 251 registrants, as well as new memberi4 , will re- meetings. :-:•• .Making up- the rest of the. sev- available totals $1,413.54.•• , ' - Gifts ~, . • .. d Radio Code, with 213, attracted port to a meeting in the Hugh 'eral , Pages - seems to have been turned in by interested fl s grsons an - , the• -largest, enrollments. Five Beaver . room at 7:30 tomorrow ....hard 'because they offer hints to amount to $414. courses, Mechanics for the "Home night. Assignments ~-Iwill be L ... the observant 'student in "Froth As many as five loans hake been ~, ate News . . Front, Solution of Coded Mes- checked. Scoops on-How to Become a, Col- made to some students. However, sages, Office Methods,-Explosions . - i• - legian`Candidate," and a two page 174 students have applied for their and Demolition, and Farm Tractor • Flashes .. • -': feature on; what students can do initial loan; 35 for two loans, 10 for• Public Inviled,To Hear . - Operation, were 'closed to further -for national 'defense in their 'own three loans,• and three for four '..liaii.re,'t little waY, of course. loans. , . . applicants early in the evening. Some of the other enrollment . CLEVELAND Heavyweight Doctors"CanceMalk Bob - Pastor knocked out Len • —",----• leaders were Personnel Work, Civ- . Franklin in two minutes and eight . - ilian , Defense „ Welding, Camp At Meeting'fitinigliT seconds .of the eighth round in • .. . , .. % • BA? 'Counseling; Rifle • Marksmanship Want •- To: Be: Hep For Senior ' a :. and Musketry. and Public Opinion Speaking on . -"Caneer - " in a talk htheerier scheduled ten round bout, . • •and Propaganda. open to the public, Doctors Stan -1 -1e - .. IL A'''' 8111. i I 111 Although most of the registrants ley P. Reiman and' N. •,Volney RANGOON. . Jap forces were : . riere, 5... Millers. Original'. R h ythm .- signed up for. only 'one course Ludwick of the Hahnemann Med- reported to be storming toward . .. Hey, you.hepeats! Dig that jive outstanding soloists as Billy, May each, some registered for as many ical College, will lecture before the mai:. British - defense line in - over this way and we'll tell you and 'Johnny Best on trumpeti Tex ,as five.- In all, nearly 2,000 enroll- the Pre - -Medical Society in 121 what appears to be the final the secret .of Glenn Miller's rhy- , ments were received. On Monday Sparks at 7:30 p. rn. today. phase of. the Nipponese invasion Berneke on the tenor sax, and the evening 560 enrollments resulted r ' thm so you can be prepared to Dr. Reiman holds 'A. 8., M. D. of British Burma. The enemy mastero himself on the•trombone. . swing it out in grand style when from the registration of about 450 and Sc. D. degrees, and is head of has cut the Burma Road railroad, add The "Moonlight Serenaders" the Senior Ball mastero hits the students. the department of Oncology at 48 miles north of here. Military a bit of vocal variety to. the No college credit will be granted campus Friday night. the Medical College .-In addition experts stated that nothing but a combination in the forms of Mar-Miller's 'original orchestrationsfor the courses, but certificates of to his position as professor, Rei- miracle can save this city. ion Huutton, Ray Eberle, and . The completion will be awarded. utilize a five-man sax section, in man is an Oncologist on the Modernaires. WASHINGTON With the an which a clarinet takes the lead. • - Staff, Phil- This is the. most important style Miller's style is grasped read- adelphia. nouncement from the Navy De , item about the band. ily in his theme—that., is,when Play Room Hours - :. . The clarinet and the fourth when he is not airing it on the Hours for the recreation room, Professor of Radiology at the partment that the 8,000-ton tank- Medical Center and lassistant On-, er, City Service Empire, was tor tenor carry the melody an octave radio "Moonlight Serenade." in 401 Old - Main were released cologist at the Hospital, Dr. Lud- pedoed and sunk early Sunday off ypart, with the altos and second There the five-man section car- by George L. Donovi - n; Student wi c k, holder of B.S. and M.D. the Florida east coast, the day's - tenor filling in the harmony be- ries most of the melody through- Union manager, yesterday. The degrees received his early educe- ship casualties rose to four. Elev tween the two. The brass section not the number. room w:11 be open from 8 p. in.. tion at Penn State. A member of en were lost in the disaster, 7 complements this sax setup with Booth reservations must be at to 6p.m. on every day except Phi Kappa Sigma and varsity dead and four missing: The 30 simple and unusually fetching Student Union by noon today, Saturday and Sunday. The re- catcher on the baseball team, survivor:- reported that the vessel figures, which are lightly suppor- Co-Chairman Thomas J. L. Hen- creation room will be open from Dr. LudwiCk matriculated in 1918, was struck by three torpedoes. ted by the rhythm. son '42 announced yesterday. Ba.m.tosp. m. on Saturday and and graduated in the Pre-Med Seven of the survivors are in the Hot solos are taken by such Tickets will go on • sale Friday. closed on Sunday. ' curriculum in 1942. hospital with injuries. 0 r Illaity • 1 , 1 ;4 4 4 1 Gat 'ANIA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, STATE COLLEGE, PA OF THE PENNSYLV STATE COLLEGE rgiatt WEATHER Snow Flurries and Cooler PRICE: THREE CENTS First Coed Named To Replace Chairman Jeanne C. Stiles '42, will serve as chairman- of the All-College Elec tions committee, the first time in the history of student government that a coed has held this position. Stiles was appointed by Gerald F. Doherty, All-College vice pres ident, at last night's All-College cabinet meeting to take the place of A. Pat Nagelberg '42, who is leaving College to enlist in the Navy. To fill the vacancy on the committee; Doherty appointed A. Patricia Behney '42. Recommendation was made by Cabinet to the various organiza tions on campus that sponsor social events that all members of visiting teams be admitted to social func tions free of charge. This guest play will be referred to the Ath letic Association office to be passed on to student managers. Visiting debate squads are included in this program which is similar to those in effect at the service schools. A maximum number of patrons and patronesses to be invited to All-College dances was set by Cab inet at 40. However fewer than 40 couples may be included in the guest list, it was pointed out. Rob ert A. Wasser '42, was appointed by Doherty, as student representa tive to town council.
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