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VOL. XXIA, BOWLING GREEN, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1946 NO. 34

Dorms Will Draft Olympic Trainer Coach Joe Glander Trains "Smith vs. The Draft Board" Be Filled might wall be the title of the U. S. Soldiers in Rome next play produced at Bowling Coach Joe Glander, member of the physical education de- Green. Sine* 1943, Director partment staff, is in Rome, Italy, serving for the summer with To Capacity Eldon Smith has nerer been the Special Service Command of the U. S. Army, where he is Campus dormitories will be filled ■ urr, when casting mala roles, swimming instructor at the Mediterranean Theater of Opera- to capacity when the fall term be- who would bo playing in thai tions Central Sports School at the U. S. Army Rest Center gins In October. Already there the night of the show, or, worse, there. are no room vacancies left in the whather there would eren be a Instruct Army Officers north of Rome and the cave dormitories, and an over-flow of show. Coach Glander is one of a staff near Rome where 320 Italian of nine athletic coaches and in- hostages were executed by the 260 students have made reserva- In 1943, six man in "She Germans in 1942. Two of the structors sent from colleges and tions off-campus. Stoops to Conquer" were called hostages executed had at one time With dormitories housing a total universities in the United States been students of Steve Krause, to service. The show was con- to the Rest Center in Rome. of 1046 women on campus, and called. In 1944 Phil Miles, Hungarian boxing coach for the with off-campus reservations, in- There, they are instructing Army 1936 Olympics, now boxing trainer cluding both men and women, playing Jacques in "As You officers who are to remain in on the staff at the Central Sports reaching 250, enrollment for the Like It" went into the Navy. Europe with the American Army School. of Occupation so that they may, fall term may be estimated at 1296 Mr. Smith took over his part. in turn, set up recreational pro- to date. At the beginning of rehearsals Sees Bee Gee Student Freshman women will be hous- grams to keep up the morale and for "The First Year" Dick ed in Kohl Hall, Williams, the Wo- physical condition of the occupy- A former Bowling Green stu- men's Building, and Johnson Hos- Myers, one of the leads, was Coach Joe Glander, Bowling ing armies. dent, Robert Bowers, x46, con- pital. Kohl Hall will house 320; placed on 24-hour notice for Green swimming instructor, is in Preliminary athletic meets tacted Coach Glander at the Rest Center, after receiving a letter Williams Hall, with a capacity of the Navy, and his part was re Rome, Italy for the summer train- among American teams from rest from Dr. F. J. Prout telling him 180, will be divided among fresh- ing American Army officers for centers and bases throughout Eur- cast. of Glander's being in Rome. men and upperclassmen; the Wo- the Allied Army Olympics to be ope will be climaxed by an Olympic meet of Allied Armies to be held in men's Building will hold 100; and But once again Mr. Smith held this fall in London or Paris. Members of the teaching staff at Paris or London late in August or Johnston Hospital, 12. An esti- ran up against the draft board See story at right. the Central Sports School are Bill early in September. mated 626 freshman women will problem. Or rather, Dick Regan, boxing, University of Mia- be enrolled. Though assigned as civilians, the Moore, male lead in "The First mi, (Fla.); Steve Krause, boxing, Upperclass women will live in Perry to Speak instructors carry the rank of Lieu- West Side YM, N. Y,; Matty Shatzel Hall, with a capacity of tenant Colonel while overseas. Geiss, track, Lawrenceville, (N. J.), 220; Williams Hall, which they will draft board. Ha received no- On Russia Friday Leaving New York June 30 the Preparatory School; Calvin Bol- staff flew via Bermuda, St. Maria share with freshmen; and the six tice to report for his physical ster, official, University of Pitts- Dr. Albert Perry, authority on in the Azores, Casablanca, and sorority houses, which hold a total the morning of August 8, the burg; Bill Jeffrey, soccer, Penn of 214. Russia, will be the assembly speak- Tunis, to Caserta, from where they day of the show. This meant went by bus to Rome, arriving State; Andy Coakley, baseball, Kohl Hall, now occupied by the er Friday morning, Aug. 3, at 11. Columbia; Alfred Frazin, assistant Navy V-12, will be entirely re- no show on August 8. Despite July 4. His address will deal wtih phases commandant in the offices at the decorated and repainted before all rumors that the data for "In the Azores," writes Coach of Russia, pertinent to the issues dander, "we met hundreds of rest center; Don Peden, football, freshman women move in Oct. 21. the show has been changed, Miss Golda Hustead, former of the day. soldiers returning to the States, Ohio University; Everett Dean, August 8 it will be, for an al- basketball, Stanford University; Delta Tau Delta house director at The class schedule for Friday which they hadn't seen since the Miami University, has been ap- ternative has appeared. Dick morning is: start of the war. They were so Bill Hargiss, Kansas, director of training. pointed house director at Shatzel can wait until September 8 and Civilian thrilled at the idea of coming home Hall, replacing Mrs. Susan Hat- 7:00-7:40 they were like little kids." report for immediate Induction. 7:00 In Florence field, who will become house direc- The show must go on I 8:06 _... 7:46-8:26 Swims in II Duce's Pool tor at Kohl. 9:10 8:30-9:16 Coach Glander was in Florence 10:16 _ 9:20-10:06 In Rome the athletic staff is July 22 with the Rest Center team 11:20 10:10-10:66 quartered at the Mussolini Youth when it competed against other ASSEMBLY 11:00-12:00 Academy. Coach Glander teaches U. S. Army teams in a track meet. "We Must See Americas Navy his swimming classes in the Olym- The Fifth Army team placed first, 8:00 8:00-8:40 pic Pool on the main floor of the led by Pfc. William Dillard of 9:00 _*, 8:46-9:26 Academy. *The pool is 7| feet Cleveland, referred to in Stars and World Position"«Johnson 10:00 , , 9:30-10:10 wide and 165 feet long, with mar- Stripes as the "former one-man ble walls inlaid with mosaics de- track team from Baldwin-Wallace. by Molly Lesko 11:00 10:15-10:66 ASSEMBLY _..ll:OO-12:0O picting all types of sports. The The Peninsula Base Section of officers use Mussolini's private pool Central Italy (Glander's unit) "The problem facing us today is to make us see the world on the fourth floor of the building. placed second. Other competing position of America. We are power—we grew from a small Speech Department This pool has a roof that can be teams were from the Eighth Army, rural country to a dynamic America of the 20th century." Has New Member rolled back to admit sunlight, and the North African Zone Allied Air Dr. Walter Johnson illustrated this in an address on "Ameri- there Mussolini often swam in the Force Headquarters (Naples area), can Ideals and The Postwar World" in assembly July 25. Dr. F. J. Prout has announced open air. the First District, and the Fif- Many of the buildings and sta- Dr. Johnson, assistant professor of history at the Uni- teenth Air Force. the appointment of a new faculty diums on the Olympffiic Grounds versity of Chicago, was introduced international co-operation. In or- member: Dr. Evelyn Kennesson, in were built for the 1944 Olympics, Will Co To Alps by Professor John Schwarz. der to have this cooperation we the department of speech. which were to have been held in Concerning the world organiza- must stay with our allies. Unity of Dr. Kennesson, whose home is Rome. There is a separate build- During the last two weeks in tion as set up by the United Na- the Big Three is necessary to in- in Beaumant, Texas, received her ing or stadium, constructed of August Glander will go to the B.A. degree in 1936 from the Uni- tions Charter, Dr. Johnson stat- ternational peace." marble, and decorated with statues Alps in Northern Italy to another versity of Texas, and her M.A. and mosaics, for each sport. ed that we have a moral respon- Rest Center. "The popular belief that we can- degree in 1941, and Ph.D. in 1946 Classes at the Central Sports sibility in carrying it out. not unite and join the world organi- from the University of Michigan. School are held from 8:30 a.m. to Coach Glander was released on Need a Foreign Policy zation as set up at San Francisco She was formerly on the staff of 4:30 p.m. and are made up of an inactive duty status from the Navy last November after serving In explaining that we must re- because our constitution will not Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, about 30 men. Besides swimming Ruston, La. She will teach debate instruction. Coach Glander has on the staff of a V-5 unit as a alize the world position of America, allow our soldiers to be called out principles of speech. courses in water safety, life-sav- Lieutenant (j.g.) from June, 1943 he pointed out the need for a for- to put down aggression on some The University of Michigan made ing, and the treatment of injur- to November, 1944. eign policy. In the first phase of foreign country has no basis. Dr. Kennesson the recipient of the ies. 1943 to November, 1944. American politics, from Washing- The president has the power, not Thomas Clarkson Trueblood Gift Sight-Seeing Bee CM In September ton to Jackson, our policy was that Congress, to call out the armed Fellowship in speech for two con- On sight-seeing trips he has of expansion; to establish the Unit- forces. Men or women cannot be secutive years. He expects to return to Bowling ed States as an independent nation seen Ceasar's Forum, Constan- sent, though, unless the people Green early in September, and will and to spread westward. From tino's Forum, the Collosseum, the agree," stated Dr. Johnson. Day By Day resume teaching at the University Jackson to 1890, the second phase, Catacombs, and the prison, built We Face An Adjustment in October. Mrs. Glander and the was our period of isolation; for- TODAY . .. in 500 B.C., where the Apostle 'In the last 50 years we were Bee Gee News staff picnic is post- Peter was held. "Here," he children Joann, David, and Judy eign affairs were a nuisance and are spending the summer in Bow- we had no constructive foreign called upon to make two major ad- poned until Wednesday, August writes, "if something doesn't date policy. "The third phase, 1890 justments; now we must face 8. back to at least 200 A.D. they ling Green at their home at 932 to the present, is a period of another," said Dr. Johnson. FRIDAY . . . seem to think it isn't old." At N. Grove. great industrial power, where we "The postwar problems included Dr. Albert Perry will be the as- Caraccalls Baths he attended an have no constructive foreign policy finding jobs for 12 million men in sembly speaker at 11 a.m. His outdoor performance of "Aida," Seniors Order Now and no stable element in that service and 30 million warworkers, topic: "Russia and the Far with a cast of 1200, all of whom foreign policy," stated Dr. John- disposition of 26 million dollars East- were on stage during the second Seniors graduating In August son. worth of government property In Moonlight Disc Dance at 9:00 act. He has attended Mass at St. may order Commencement an- Unity Necessary war plants, and international car- p.m. on the tennis courts. Rec Peter's in the Vatican. nouncement, in the office of Daan "We must build and believe in tels." Hall, if it rains. He visited the battle-torn towns Arch B. Con It I in, daan of students. 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For your every drug LION STORE APPLIANCE store need PAGE 4 BEE GEE NEWS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1946 Whittaker Cleveland Rams To Begin Opens Grid Training Here August 11 by Jack Monroe Practice JACTMADDOX The Cleveland Rams pro team will arrive in Bee Gee 6rr. 4 IN. TEXAN Saturday, Aug. 11. The Rams, during their pre-season drill Football practice began officially 'HO WAS AHCmCrV* here, will live at the Alpha Xi Delta sorority house. Monday afternoon, when Coach ..NO HIGHEST BASKET- Three new members will be on the Coaching Staff this Bob Whittaker returned to Bowling BALL SCORER WHEN season. Head Coach Adam Walsh making his debut in the Green, and began preparation for HE PIAYCO FOR WIST , has been a successful college mentor. this season's grid battles. Facing He waa a star at Notre Dame where he was center and captain Lear, Canadian League. Center: the task of organizing a team from of the great Irish club of 1942 the inexperienced and lightweight that won the National title. He , Waynesburg. Backs: boyi who have been practicing in waa one of the famous Seven Harvey Jones, Baylor; Walter the physical education claaaea for Mules." He has been head coach at Weat, Pittsburgh; Dave Bernard, the past month, Coach Whittaker Santa Clara, line coach at Yale, Mississippi; Jim Gillette, Virginia; and Harvard, head coach at Bow- Tom Colella, Canisius; Albie Reisz, has less than a month in which to doin College for a year and last get the boys ready for play. season returned to Notre Dame as Southeast Louisiana. Only one letterman is on the assistant to Ed Keever. During Now Talant present squad, Pat Mulvihill, the his stay at Bowdoin he lifted the Adding power to the already om- school from its football doldrums nipotent squad will be the follow- Omaha Irishman, who was coming and established himself as a top ing College Stars: Backs: Bob along in great style as a back at flight coach. His teams have been Waterfleld, star quarter back of the the close of last season. using the T-formation since 1939 University of in 1944. so the Ram attack this season will He played with the West team have plenty of deception. against the East in the annual New Lino Coach Year's game at San Francisco and George Trafton, line coach, is his fine play was largely respon- not a new-comer to the National sible for the West's victory. He is U. S. 7>MJHrV Z>#»«rfNUNl League, but this will be his first married to movie actress Jane Rus- sell. Don Greenwood who starred Ends THURS. Aug. 2 year with the Rams. After leaving Jim Knierim, another varsity Notre Dame in 1921, where he was for Illinois last season is an excel- Open 1:46 Sat. Book Review lent passer and a smart play-caller. boy, from Toledo, is the only other a star center, he played with the Opportunity Club (Continued on page 2) Chicago Bears from 1921 through The handling of the intricate as- Caah Award $146 member of the Falcon team who vided them with food and comforts. 1932. He left the Bears and signments under the T-formation "Guest In The House" has played on the local squad. They provided her with money. operated a gym for a decade before will probably fall in the hands of A few civilian men are on hand, There was never a question of returning to the National League Greenwood and Waterfleld. Roy with Anne Baxter, anything more. But Madeleine Ruthstrom, six foot four inch but the majority of the candidates last season as line coach for the Ralph Bellamy showed the Englishmen at the Green Bay Packers, who won the giant, was outstanding last year are V-12 students. There are only Spanish Farm her hatred of war. World's title. His experience in for his running apd passing. Pat KRI-SAT. Aug. 3-4 a few who can claim any weight at There were three men in Made- the pro ranks should be of great West, fullback for the University Doors open 1:46 Sat. all. The heaviest man is K. T. leine's life. One was her father, value to the Rams. of Southern California in 1944, is Smith of Green Bay, Wisconsin, a Jerome, who understood her with- Backfield Coach the brother of Walter West who "Scared Stiff" out need of exchanging words. It played with the Rams last season. left tackle weighing 193 pounds. Backfleld Coach Bob Snyder will Starring Jack Haley, Ann was he who knew the inner be the third new member of the Pat was known for his drive smash- Savage Herb Carver, civilian freshman thoughts of his daughter and the Cleveland Coaching staff. Snyder, ing ability. Lloyd (Big) Reese, Co-hit from Liberty Center, an All-League reason for her lack of interest in an All-Ohio choice at Ohio Uni- weighs 246 pounds and reputed to end last year, weighs 100. the men who stopped at the Farm. versity played with the Rams in be a line busting fullback of great "A Medal For Benny" Lieutenant Geoffrey Skeene, in 1937 and 1938 before being traded potentlalitiea. Tackles: , Six others weigh over the 180 his English manner, knew Made- 236 pound All-American, who play- with Dorothy Lamour, mark, and the rest of the players to the Chicago Bears. He coached leine. In the duration of their in- the Notre Dame backfield in 1942 ed with Boston College's great Arturo de Cordova range in weight down to 160 timate affair one could see emotion after retiring from active play in teams of 1941 and '42. He was the pounds. giving only instability to their in- 1941 but the Bears lured him back most sought after player in the SUN-MON. Aug. So timacy. (July in the end did Made- for one more season in 1943. With nation after his medical discharge Doors Open 1:46 Sun. leine realise what she really felt in his knowledge of the T-formation from the army and Rams nailed True Story of Rickenbacker's Off the campus respect to the young Englishman. gathered from his stay with the him—he is really terrific. Milan Rescue But it was' the third man, Bears, he should be able to impart Laxetich, All-Big Ten tackle at meet your friends Georges, son of the Baron, who held Michigan last season, is a very ag- "Captain Eddie" many fine pointers to the Ram back- at Madeleine beat. The concealment field aces. gressive player who likes to cross with Fred MacMurray and of their passion, the hidden feeling Vatarani Back the line of scrimmage as quickly as Lynn Bari and search Madeleine haa for From last year's squad some 16 possible. Art Mergenthal, regular Rogers Bros. left tackle for Notre Dame in 1944, Georges—this showed Madeleine are expected back, although this Starts TUES. Aug. doesn't necessarily mean that they waa an outstanding player in U. S. Drug Store for what she was—maternal in her that year. Centers: Roger Hard- Alexander Knox in are signed. Th*e ends expected back Fountain Service feeling for Georges, passionate and are: Jim Benton, Arkansas Col- ing, All-Pacific choice last year, "Wihon" Drugs and Toiletries unforgetable. Mottram sums up lege; , Villanova Col- is a very fast line-man. Rex Wil- in technicolor when he writes: "For she was the lege; Ray Hamilton, Arkansas Col- liams, captain of the unbeaten Norman, Okla. Naval Station team College Supplies Spanish Farm—She was that spirit lege; Floyd Konetsky, Florida Col- lege. Expected tackle is: Norm last year is expected to make a ^Iwsllli that forgets nothing, and forgives Olsen, Alabama. Guards: Riley good showing against any opposi- nothings, but maintains itself, amid (Rattlesnake) Matheson, Texas tion. all disasters, and necessarily." Mines; Ton Corbo, Duqueane; Les End. THURS. Aag. 2 1S4S SCHEDULE Non-Champioiuhip Gamos "Here We Go Again" Sunday, Sept 2—Pittsburg at Buf- Edgar Bergen and Charlie falo McCarthy Friday, Sept. 7—Washington at Co-Feature Cleveland (night game) Friday, Sept. 14—New York at "Marine Raiders" Cleveland with Pat O'Brien Sunday, Sept. 26—Philadelphia at Akron FRI-SAT. Aug. 3-4 Championship Games Sunday, Sept. 30—Chicago Cardi- "Rustlers of the While you are in sum- nals at Cleveland Badlands" Sunday, Oct. 7—Chicago Bears at mer school—why not Cleveland with Charles Starrett Sunday, Oct. 14—Green Bay Pack- SUN-MON. Aug. S-e NEW BRIDE? bring your car to ers, there HIS smiles will Sunday, Oct. 21—Chicago Bears, Chester Morris, Lynn Merrick Of course the little woman in multiply there tries hard, but it will take a Sunday, Oct. 28—Philadelphia "Boston Blackie Booked little time before she be- if you bring him for Art Dott's Eagles, there On Suspicion" comes an expert in culinary Sunday, Nov. 4—New York Giants, a hot, delicious din- Hi-Speed there art. In the meantime why ner at Sunday, Nov. 11—Green Bay at TUE thru THUR Aug. 8-9 not visit us occasionally? for a check-up? Cleveland Sunday, Nov. 18—Chicago Cardi- To Have And Have Not Muir's Stoots Our complete service will nals, there with Humphrey Bogart and make your car seem years Thursday, Nov. 22—Detroit Lions, Lauren Bacall Restaurant younger and last longer. there (Thanksgiving) Restaurant Sunday, Dec. 2—Boston at Cleve- land