College Aids Britain
Faculty and alumnae of Hunter college presented a
check for $l6OO to the American Field Service for a
mobile first aid unit for England. Left to right are Lieut.
Peter Muir, Dr. George N. Shuster, president of Hunter
college, and Mrs. Helen Luckey Simis, president of the
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Now He'll Throw Grid Opponents
Al Blozis, champion weight-thrower plays left tackle on the
Georgetown university football team, so the opposition can ex
pect quite a tossing around this season. Acme
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Signs of the Times
College gridiron habits ore hard to break. These former college football stars now Rying cadets of the
Randolph field, Txas, go into a huddle wearing parachutes, helraeb and *g‘gles instead of headgear:
Rather than off taxi& thrusts of a forwaird pass, the chattel' conce rn s loops and snap tolls;
Degrees from Yale and Cambridge are just a starter for Paul Mellon,
33 year old son of the late Andrew Mellon. In continuing his search
for knowledge, he registered at St. John's college, Annapolis, _
Maryland.
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