US Naval Reserve Midshipmens School - Capstan Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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AAA PRIORITY ON ictory Toy manufacturing is our business in normal times. But to- day we are glad to be working for Uncle Sam . . . pro- ducing war items that he needs in Africa, Australia, and Alaska . . . devoting our time and effort to an AAA Priority on Victory. And when priorities become mere memories, we will be making toys again . . . perhaps for your children. SOUTH BEND TOY MANUFACTURING COMPANY SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Congratulations from The Plant, Mishawaka, Indiana yor the Service: BA'-UBAND Diving Suits, Life Saving Suits, Fire Suits ' Wool Gullers' Rubbers' Amin' Boon Socks, Felt Insoles, Knit Bootees ' Pilot Boots, Shoe Hlmllng and Fishing Foolwem Pacs, Mukluks ' Arctics, Rubbers, Boots ' Rain- lealhe' work sho coats, Rainhats, Coated Fabrics ' O. D. Suiting T 'l' Shoe' and Pl Y Sho and Overcoating ' Aviation Fuel Cells ' K l l 'nd Fel' F 'W ' Fuel Storage Cells ' Known by the RED BALL Trade-Mark

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bzzmffer Cut and Tailored .,f, ,..-.....m..,-.-,-..-.,...,. , by J. B. Szmpson, Inc. , ?'AV . .f MANY DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OFFERED ' 557 ' IN J. B. SIMPSON NAVAL UNIFORMS 1 YOUR NAME IN YOUR GARMENT: in addition to at smart monogram label bearing your initials on the inside pocket of your jacket or blouse, every Simpson garment contains a linen label with your name and date tif f and number of order. Printed in fade-proof ink, quick and positive li 1 identification can always be made. , x 15 BODKIN BUTTONS with the attached slide that ' ,jf can't be lost and which are so easy to remove are .t 4 4, LX 2 a feature of Simpson garments. This permits easy l X.. removal when garments are to be cleaned and ' ' 0 pressed and eliminates loss of buttons. E SECRET MONEY POCKET IN TROUSER WAISTBAND: 'S V Many officers find this neat and convenient pocket is miprhty handy. It is right on the waistband of the trouser finsidelz A is easily accessible and does not interfere with your comfort. TALON SLIDE CLOSURE AND GRIP- il? PER FASTENER STANDARD ON ALL at TROUSERS: We have set nside a larxze U supply of metal grippers and Talon zip- 5, X per fasteners to use on military uniforms. 5,5 I fAt present. it seems we will be re- ,f stricted in our use of these items for civilian purposes! ...l ,V POCKET OPENING IN FACING OF COAT POR QUICK ' REMOVAL OF BUTTONS: Buttons are easily removed in I, just a minute's time through the little pocket opening in ju the facing. This opening will not gap or fold over, as is - N the case with the old-fashioned method of leaving the . if facing open. , if' , ' 3' if c 1 J' -. , fi 1-2-1 gl-a 1:21 W N-Q --- -VVV ..-... . H ....-...,- I 'L' 'W' --.124 mllli1'5 - 4... . -N .t v s e S' CHOICE OF POCKETS: You may have regular side pockets or quarts: top or half top pockets in trousers. Individual preferences, as allowed within regulations, are followed on all personal details. I alvlf-,'?l'lfo'm Mlill C0lIP0ll ODA ' ll ,x ill ..-Lil tl rl f0R FPFF lllll.S7'RlH D gl: E :F Y WW! WIIWRII MVW06 HC. TAILOR ORTH MAIN TREET anteen on the Campus KEGAN, PHILADELPHIA, NEW HAVEN, NEWARK, NEW YORK, TY, CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, INDIANAPOLIS, YOUNGSTOWN, FT. TON, CORPUS CI-IRISTI, PENSACOLA, JACKSONVILLE, SO. BEND. with price list and actual samples of ' uniform materials. J. B. SIMPSON, INC., 205 N. Main St., South Bend, Ind. Gentlemen: Please send me your Free Illustrated Catalog of Naval Uniforms with price list and samples of ma- terials. Name ....... Address ....... ............. City .... ........ S tate .... ..

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X si no T' F4 Ulflfjv -411,5 -I QQSTQ HOW TO RUN A LATHE In English, Spanish, Portuguese and French A com lete book on the operation and care of, metal working lathes. Contains 128 pages, 535 in. X 8 in.+360 illus- trations. Used by machinists, lathe op- erators, apprentices, engineering and vocational students. Sent to any address, postpaid, upon receipt of 25 cents of our country in postage stamps. State anguage desired. Back Of tl O D U C Tl of our -IC plain, ani lppllir d entire war I ' fllnk and lar 1 the n1aI,h,lr 5ll'illr1XSt irunxlzqck 'fe V in 2. an 501311 agfvnauliffgl D31 In the roots the nu fezzdim, end Lathe is-Int this craftsoom Of a as Alnerical ' doing his 1115111 at 8 t . ,.,,, V- ,.. Part in de The Man Behind- the Man Behind the Gun! N TIME OF WAR, the man behind the machine is just as important as the man behind the gun. Back of the production lines of every war industry is their first line of dcfense--- the toolroom. Here, where precision is of utmost importance-where tolerances are reckoned in split-thousandths-you will find South Bend Lathes. Modern in design, built with ex- treme precision, South Bend Lathes are fast and accurate on the most exacting classes of toolroom work. Their wide range of spindle speeds permits machining with maximum cutting tool efficiency. Their versa- tility facilitates quick change-over through a minimum of set-up time. South Bend Lathes are made in five sizes: 9 to l6 swing, in tool- room and manufacturing types. Also, turret lathes for multiple-tool pro- duction operations. Write for a copy of our catalog and the name of the nearest dealer. LSSOUTSH BE-ND LATHE' won LATH U ER FOR 3 YE