DIVISION OF

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
AND ATHLETICS
LINCOLN

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

FOR MEN

WBA 797/42, 3

to our students. Of course, this is a time when we can
stress, too, our four-year major program inasmuch as we
already have a shortage in well-trained physical direc-
tors and athletic coaches and there is--and of course
will continue to be--a demand for such training in the
Army and Navy.

I would suggest that you might get copies of the
material which Metcalf has put out at Chicago as these may
offer you quite a good many suggestions as to what they
are doing there on this emergency program.

If there is other information you wish, do not
hesitate to call upon me. With kindest regards, I am

Very sincerely yours,

/ zee

R. G. Clapp, M. D.
Professor and Chairman
Physical Education for Men

RGC/TC