As clothing rationing comes closer to reality, textiles approach the importance of metal and rubber supplies. Now that modern warfare has introduced parachutes, camouflage nets, barrage balloons, dirigibles and other articles of equipment which require fabrics, war needs come before those of civilians.

As a student teacher I left campus life for a real job, says Betty Roth, Education Senior

Martha Kitchen,' 38, writes of her experiences as a dietitian with the United States Army overseas

Food for thousands of government employees is supervised by alums, says Eileen Dudgeon

Miriam Lowenberg, M.S. ,29, helps wartime nurseries solve food problems, says Phyllis Lee