Bowling Green State University ScholarWorks@BGSU BG News (Student Newspaper) University Publications 11-10-1958 The B-G News November 10, 1958 Bowling Green State University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news Recommended Citation Bowling Green State University, "The B-G News November 10, 1958" (1958). BG News (Student Newspaper). 1447. https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/bg-news/1447 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License. This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at ScholarWorks@BGSU. It has been accepted for inclusion in BG News (Student Newspaper) by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@BGSU. Weather Thought For The Day A Hnlo WOBH Tuesday- Colder '*•- \ Knowladq* advancss by steps. Wednesday, with little chan<j. Ih.r. £. \ and not by leaps. after. —Anonymous Vol.43 BowlingIMbGJfm Grssn Stats University. Bowling Grssn. Ohio. Tuesday. NOT. 10. 1 No. 15 Large Crowd Is Expected For Miller Concert Big Band Here Friday 6 Speakers Set For " 59 Fall Feature" For RE Week- By DAVE MERTZ With the Glenn Miller Orchestra slated to present a con- Theme Chosen cert on campus Friday night, as the senior class' " '59 Fall "God—Your Roommate?" has Feature," a great many townspeople and area residents includ- been chosen as theme for this year's Religious Emphasis Week, ing college graduates of some years ago, can be expected to Sunday through Wednesday, Nov. attend. 10 to 19. For remarkably, yet understandably so, the Miller music New this year will be a Sun- has been popular for a good many day evening discussion Nov. 16, yearn. It was 17 years ago, in fact, by the six speakers, to give all that his orchestra was appearing 'Feature' Tickets students a chance to get acquaint- in movies such as "Sun Valley ed with tl.em. It will also serve as Serenade," and these movies were a preview of what is to be expected advertised in the B-G NEWS and Can Be Purchased for the following days. other newspapers, and his records On Monday, Nov. 17, the topic were eagerly bought and played. At Ad. Bldg. Office for general convocation is "God— Dsspitc the fact that Miller never A Companion?" The speaker will returned from a flight over the Tickets for the Glenn Miller Or be Dr. Rex Knowlcs, University English Channel in 1944, the spirit chestra concert are on sale at pastor of the Presbyterian-Con- the old Business Office in the FEATURED WITH RAY McKINlEY. the director ol the present a concert at 8:15 p.m. Friday in the Grand Ballroom of the Miller music still stayed on. Glenn Miller Orchestra, will be vocalists Ernie Bernhardt. of the Union. Featured during the evening will be numbers gregational Fellowship, Univer- His fans simply would not forget, Administration Bldg., Bob Green- at the right and Lorry Peters, and Instrumentalist Lenny arranged by McKinley, as well as many of the ever-popular sity of Nebraska. and even now, nearly 15 years after berg, ''o-chairman of the ticket Hambro. As the " '5» Fall Feature." the orchestra will arrangements by the late Glenn Miller. committee for the " '69 Fall Fea- Rabbi Henry Sandman, spiritual his death, many of them are still leader of Temple lleth Israel, Li- Miller enthusiasts. ture," reminds student'. They are $1-25 apiece. ma, will be the speaker on Tues- Added to the great number of day, Nov. IK. His topic is "God— older fans, of course, are many In addition to the represents A Counselor?" of today's college students and tives selling tickets in the frater- Forensics Honorary Will Be Host other young people. Nearly 10 nities and sororities, Greenberg On the third and final day, Nov. years after Glenn had played his reported Sunday that there ia 19, the speaker is Father David lust notes, the big Miller revival possibility that tickets will be so C. Uuync, dean of the Law School, took shape, sparked by the highly in the main lounges of the resi- University of Detroit. His topic successful movie, "The Glenn Mil- dence halls one night this weej? For National Meeting Next Spring is "God—A Leader?" ler Story," and made ardent Mil- Only enough tickets to comfort- The local chapter of Pi Kappa The six visiting speakers are ler fans out of many persons who ubly fill the Grand Ballroom are Delta, national forensics honorary, available for sessions in residence had never heard the original Mil- being sold. will host the twenty-first biennial halls and Greek housing units. To ler Orchestra. IFC Picks Members To Attend national convention here March enguge one of them contact Al Responsible for recreating won- 22 thru 27, 1959. Adler, Zeta Beta Tau house. derful music that thrilled Ameri- Bloodmobile Scheduled Dr. Raymond Yeager, director cans all over the world during the National Convention In Georgia of forensics, announced that ap- war years, is Ray McKinley, who Seven men were elected to re- moil, Pi Kappa Alpha, president proximately 800 students from 200 was Captain Miller's right-hand For Visit Next Week Publications Staffs present the Interfraternity Coun- of IFC; Robert Greenberg, Zeta colleges and universities in the man in his Army Air Force Band. The American Red Cross Blnod- cil at the National Interfraternity Beta Tau; Ray Marvin, Phi Delta United States are planning to at- In fact, it was McKinley who mobile will visit the campus on Conference Convention to be held Thetn; Robert McLean, Phi Delta tend the convention. He also re- To Be Represented was the spark-plug of the magni- Wednesday, Nov. 19. Students Dee. 3 through 5, in Atlanta, Ga. Thcta; Dale Haven, Alpha Tau vealed that there will be u national ficent music played by the service wishing to donate blood are t • re- Other business at last week's Omega; Hill Palmer, ATO; and political figure, such as former At ACP Convention band, which was recently released port to the recreation hall in the Mint m- was the adoption of the llerni Koby, Kappu Sigma. President Harry S. Truman, as and hailed as brilliant a batch of Administration Bldfr. between 1 Eight staff members of Uni- budget and a lengthy discussion the featured speaker. Also two versity publications will attend the recordings as has ever appeared and 7 p.m. Dr. Eldcn T. Smith, dean of stu- distinguished alumni of PKD will o» rush rules. dents, anil Dean Wallace W. Tay- .14 th Annuul Associated Collegi- anywhere, anytime. McKinley s receive special awards with Spen- This year's quota is 126 pints. The men elected are Ron liar lor Jr., advisor to IKC, will ac- ate Press Conference in Chicago pounding drums were heard cer Tracy and Edward R. Murrow this week end. The staff mem- throughout the album, and parti- company the group. The general nmong the nominees. bers will take part in tours, clinics, cularly in the band's famous "St. topics of the convention are scho- larship, Greek Week, rushing and Dr. Yeager is currently Gover- and instruction in journalism while Louis Blues March." nor of the Province of the Lakes at the conference. Then, following Miller's death, pledging, and IKC ideals. On way for PKD. Local officers of the "it was McKinley, a close friend to and from the convention, the Attending from the KEY staff World Views... Ohio Eta chapter are: Bob Kinstle, of Glenn's, once a fellow side-man group plans to stay overnight at are: Ken Kjoller, editor; Mary president; Bob Rask, vice-presi- in the Doraey Brothers' band and PARIS—French liberals and Arab nationalists are boycotting the various college campuses. Larsen, managing editor; Edward dent; and Janice Hein/.e, secre- then a rival band leader, who really Algerian elections. Politicians in Paris fear Arab propagandists will Carpenter, business manager; and seize the fact as the basis for a new independence campaign. After long debute, a motion to tary treasurer. took over for Glenn by becoming insert an informal rush period in Jerry Cosley, copy editor. the band's inspirational leader," BEIRUT—Syrian jets intercepted Jordan's King Hussein yester- the current rush rules was refer- B-O NEWS staff members mak- according to notes from a record day while he was flying over Syrian territory for a European vacation. red to a committee for further ing the trip arc: Dave Mcrtz, edi- cover. Offician Jordanian sources in Beirut, Lebanon, reported the jeta tried deliberation. Further discussion of Try outs Over Today tor; Thelma Madden, managing In the wake of the upsurge of to force Hussein's plane to land at Damascus. Hussein, instead, flew rush rules will continue at to editor; Mike Riggs, business mana- interest in the Miller music fol- back to Jordan and called emergency sessions of his cabinet and parlia- morrow's meeting. ger; and Nancy Cooley, advertis- ment. lowing the popular movie, the Mil- For Next Production, ing manager. Donald C. Peterson, ler estate and agents put their GENEVA—-The cold war was intensified yesterday with a broad- instructor in journalism and KEY heads together to come up with side from Russia. The Russians opened a Geneva conference on preven- According To Kahan advisor, will accompany the group. an answer to the question, "How New Trainee Plan tion of sneak attacks with a warning that only a complete Western Tryouts for the third major Main feature of the conference could this music be heard again— policy switch can bring about an East-West disarmament agreement. in person? The Russian deputy foreign minister demanded complete banning of Prepared By Gov't.