Western Pennsylvania

DARTMOUTH MENLuncheon Every Wednesday NoonWilliam Penn Hotel GrillPittsburgh, Pa.

Our newly elected Secretary, Fred Cluthe '41, has resigned his job with Gulf Oil Company here in Pittsburgh, in order to enter the Import-Export business in New York. Fred will be living in Short Hills, N. J., where he has purchased a home. We in Pittsburgh are very sorry to see Fred leave. Fred has been a most active alumnus in our club during the past few years. Best of luck to you, Fred.

Another member of our club, Bill Viggers '45, who has been a Carnegie-Illinois Sales trainee for the past year, has been transferred to the Carnegie-Illinois District Sales Office in Milwaukee. You Dartmouth men of Milwaukee be sure to look up Bill and show him around.

Our one new member is Dick Burlingame '26, who has taken over the job of Director of Personnel, Central District, A & P Cos. in Pittsburgh. Welcome, Dick.

Much to the joy of Bill Lang '33, and the rest of the alumni who worked so hard on the Dartmouth Glee Club Concert and Dance on March 30, the affair was an unprecedented success. The Glee Club Concert was held in the Carnegie Music Hall where a large number of Dartmouth alumni, their friends, and families applauded the sterling Glee Club for more and more songs. The Octet received a wonderful ovation for their colorful performances.

The dance after the concert was held at the University Club tor the Glee Club and alumni. Many members of the Glee Club were entertained by girls attending the local colleges. Stew Stiffey '4l was elected "procurer of women" and, as usual, did a splendid job. Guests at the dance were delighted with the impromptu singing by the Octet and other members of the Glee Club.

Some of the alumni seen at the concert and dance were Dale Armstrong '46, Ned McLaren '43, Carl Tourtellot '45, John Bird '44; Ed Chinlund '29, Harry Brubaker '4l, Bill Hinkel '2B, L. J. Westhaver '2B, Bill Lang '33, Nate Parker '26 and Nate Parker Jr. '5l.

Bob Chittim '3O attended one of our Wednesday luncheons during the past month while on a trip here from New York. All of us were glad to see him after his absence of several vears. Why don't more of you Dartmouth men drop in on our Wednesday noon luncheons also?

Secretary, 100 Leon Rd., Pittsburgh 20, Pa.