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Navy Gives Free Protection; 60 NROTC Juniors Get Shots
Juniors going on this summer's NROTC cruise to Europe got five shots apiece yesterday. Schick tests, tetanus boosters, typhoid shots, and vaccinations came in rapid succession.
The 60 men who faced the puncturing process held aching heads in aching arms last night, taunted by freshmen and sophomores in the unit, who had their shots weeks ago. Only seniors, who face a tough physical examination before active Navy duty this summer, escaped the injections.
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