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Home economics students at Centenary Junior College, Hack
decided to get first-hand information on how the army prepa
their menus for the soldiers so they attended lectures, ate the
home very impressed with the Quartermaster Corps School
Cooks at Governor's Island, N. Y.
Master Sergeant Thomas L. DelVicchio instructs the girls <
details of a field range. Some difference between it and the ra
Four cooks didn't spoil this broth. Three of the girls help a
pare pea soup for the noonday meal.
Where There's a Will There's a Way - When Sebastian B. Bor-
ing, Jr., Akron (Ohio) University track and football letterman, was
turned down by the Marine Corps because the middle finger of his left
hand was deformed and wouldn't fit into the gloves worn with the
marine's dress uniform, he promptly had the finger amputated at the
middle joint. He's now.a marine. Colegiate Digest Photo by Selby
Trying the Airof the Southwest, 12 representatives of
seven Latin-American republics are taking civilian pilot
training in conjunction with the C. P. T. program at the
University of New Mexico. The boys live in one of the
university dormitories and enter into college life with a zest.
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Man of Many Roles - Besides his heavy schedule of
screen acting and Civilian Defense work, Cinemactor Melvyn
Douglas also finds time to talk with students of Occidental
College where he is a trustee. The two co-eds are from South
America. Collegiat eDigest Photo by Cook
Eating army style. Dottie Naughright, being followed by
army school and her escort on the tour and lecture, receive
girls agreed that army food was "tops". e t