International Film The college men come first in war recruiting. These undergraduates are training for work on submarine chasers "We want a rifle for every American" was the slogan of the business men who drilled for weeks with broomsticks West Point on dress parade forms a forceful contrast. We rely on these cadets of yesterday for the officers of tomorrow An Indian battalion drilled for national defense. The Carlisle Industrial School requires military training under an officer Princeton has no slackers, either. The marching songs of football fame are being used to put pep into the "awkward squad's" daily drill on campus; and some of the men are learning railroad service on the "Junction locomotive" In New York the Boy Scouts did recruiting. You can almost hear the "Star Spangled Banner" in the tableau above They're ready to do their bit at war work, too, putting up hospital tents like these, moving the wounded, carrying messages |