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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Approximately 407 men have left Princeton since war was declared to enroll in some branch of military or Government service. It has been impossible to obtain an absolutely accurate list, due to the fact that a number of men, including those who failed to obtain admission to the officers training camps, have returned to college and have not yet had their names put back on the official roll of the university. This means that approximately 39.5 per cent of the total number of undergraduates who were left in college after the midyear examinations have already left. The percentages by classes...
...Naval Radio Training School at the Cruft Laboratory was paid a formal visit by Captain William R. Rush, commandant of the Charlestown Navy Yard, and his staff yesterday forenoon. The visit which had been postponed from Tuesday morning on account of rain was the first formal inspection of this branch station of the navy yard by the commandant. The members of Captain Rush's staff in the party included Captain A. H. Robertson, chief of staff, Commander R. deB. Hasbrouck, Lieutenant E. G. Blakeslee, and Lieutenant Robert W. Emmons, 2d, '95, aide...
...last day on which they can apply for Class Day tickets at reduced prices. Members of the class who know now the number of tickets they will need are asked to fill out the green blanks which may be had at Leavitt and Peirce's, the Co-operative Branch, the Union, and Thayer 8. Any number of tickets may be applied for at the following rates: Sanders Theatre, $1; Stadium, 75 cents; Memorial Hall, 75 cents; Yard, 25 cents...
...This branch of national service affords a good opportunity for college men so interested who have been disqualified for any department of the army. The need is urgent and any members of the University desiring more information can secure it from C. Dunham '10, representative of the National Service Bureau, located in University 2, from 1 to 2 o'clock this afternoon...
...Harvard branch of the Intercollegiate Intelligence Bureau has been requested to recruit at least two ambulance units from graduates and members of the University for immediate service abroad. These units will become part of the Medical Enlisted Men's Reserve Corps, and will be one of the first United States Army contingents to reach France. The ambulance units will also give substantial assistance to the French ambulance service, and will furthermore serve as Harvard units during the duration of the war. Some insignia designating the distinctive corps will be given to the members...