All Hands Naval Bulletin - Mar 1941

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MARCH 22 , 1941,

BUREAU O F NAVIGATION

*NUMBER 290

PUBL SHER FOR THE PURPOSE OF R 1SSEM I NAT NGGENERAL INFORMATION OF PROBABLE INTEREST TOTHE SERVICE,


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TS P TLP.TJ41C ELESTAqmiral i jp ro ld i). S t a r k , U.2. i i a y , , Chicf of Naval

O m r a t i o n s , left .assliPg.tc,::, . J .C , , r e c e n t l y on an i n s p e c t i o nt r i p of t h e A t l a n t i c fr'iept._.

f>dr;iral Ltar k proceeded t,o thq Cnribbenn a r e a i:i an a v a l v e s s e l a n d t iwreleci by s h j p a n J pl-ane as necessary t oco;:plete his i n s p ? c t i ~ + .

Cn l ,ec,r,esdzy, . a x k 12, t h e nev; Naval A i r S t a t i o n a tCorpus Ciirist5, Texas, xas c o m l s s i o n e d ibit!i )proprLate cere-noilies.

The !lava1 Air S t a t i o n a t Corpus G h r i s t i v i i l l be one o f. .t h e Nsvg's l a r g e s t sir s t a t i m s , a x i 2 . t : ~ n c l u < ? ~ ; sh e mal.n s t a t i o n ,t h r e e a u x i l i a r y f i e l d s aE


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C H A NG Z I N UAVAL DISTRICTS , ( C O N I T )longi tude 87' 321 w e s t , thence by a l i n e bear ing 63't r u e t o t h e 2 5 th p a r a l l e l of l a t i t u d e , t he nc e b y t h e2 5t h p a r a l l e l of l a t i t u d e t o the 65th meridian oflongi tude, thence by a l i n e d i r e c t t o l a t i t u de 2 north ,longi tude 49' west, thence by a l i n e d i r e c t t o t h e placeof beginning.

11 th Naval D is t r i c t - To inc lude ?Jew Mexico, Arizona, southernp a r t of Cal i fo rni a , including count ie s of Santa Barbara ,Kern and San Rernardino and a l l count ies sou th the reof .

Iieadquarters, San Juan, P.R.

1 2 th Na vs l D i s t r i c t - To include Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Xorthernpa r t of Cal i f orn ia , including count ies of San Luis Obispo,Kings, Inyo and Tulare and a l l c o u n t i e s n o r th t h e r e o f .N Y D R O G H A P H I C 0I;'FICE STEPS UP PRODUCTION

For months the Reproduction Plant of the IIydrograrhicOffice has been worlcing on d ou bl e s h i f t i n o rd e r t o meet the inc rcas -ed demands f o r nau t ic a l c h u t s and o ther nau t ica l - in fo rmat ion . Pro-duc t ion .o f nau t ic a l char t s has been s teppcd up more than 500 percentover nomral t i m s ,c r e a s e i n the number of vesscls i n t h e I h vy ns wel l as t h e f a c t t h a tthe marit ime world a t l ar ge i s becoming i n c r e a i n g l y dependent onth e Hydrographic Off ice for char t s due ti, t h e i m b i l i t y t o s e c u r ec h a r t s from th e u s u a l f o r e i g n s o w c e s .

This incrc-:IEed demand i s occasioned by t h e i n -

Likewise, due t o the 1.arge 2rosp ectiv e expansion of thea i r fo rce s t he demnnd for a v i a t i o n c h a r t s a n d a i r p i l o t s ha s i n-creased accordingly ,meet th e specic?l needs oL" av ia to rs and the p roduc t ion a t presen ti s running 3,bout twenty times t h z t o f 2 n o r m 1 ::em.New tmes of chat% hTve be en pr ep we d t o

Surveys of the newly acqu i red b i ses are being conduct-ed 3 t to p speed wi th a view t o p r o vid in g t h c Amy and the Nzvy w i thth e l s t e s t c h a r t s r e g ar d ing t5e outiyLni. clefenscs of thc Americas.

--OST G r Z A D U A T Z 1;JSTmZUCTIOIJA board will bc convened la t c t h i s month t o consider aTqli-ca t io ns fo r pos t gradu? tc ins t ruc t . ion f o r 1-942.Requcsts f o r i n s t r u c t i o n i n t h e f o l lo w in g coumes w i l l begive n c ons i der t ion :Nav'tl Engineering (Design)Ibd io Enginecr ing


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* I.. .. ,:Deck and engineer offi- :: c c r s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : DE-& ::Deck of f i ce rs ( incl uding :: boatswains and qunners): D-E ::Deck officers (ensigns, :: ;xobat ionary) . . . . . . . . . : --:Eny ineer o f i i ce r s ( inc - :: l u d in g e l e c t r i c i a n s , :: r a d i o e l e c t r l c i a n s , c a r 4: peliters, and x a c h in i s t s ) E-F ::Engineer off icers (con- :: s t m e t i o n ) . . . . . . . . , . . . : CC-F ::Engineer off icers (en- :: s igns , p roba t ionary) : -- :: Av ia ti on l i g h t o f f i c e r s : --: A v i a t i o n i l i g h t o f f i c e r s :: (serv ing on act i ve uuty :: with the Mavy pursuant :: t o Naval Aviat ion Re- :: se rv e Act of 1939)..,, : -- ::f v i a t i o n s p e c i a l s e r v i c e :: and ground officers, ,. : -- ::Aviation o f f i c e r s - C i - :: v i l i a n p i l o t s ......... : --:Xedical off icers and: pharmacis ts........... : !:C-F ::Supply off icers ( includ- :: ing pay c lc rks ) ....... : SC-F ::Supply of f i ce rs ( ensigns , :: proba t ionary) , ........ : -- ::Den ts1 o f i i ce r s . . ...... : CC-F ::Chaplains .............. :I"Jh.C-F ::Cornmica t ion o f f ice r s . : --Civ i l enFineers . . . . . . . . :(;Tc-j: n t e i l i p n c e o f fi ce rs . . : --:Legal o f f i c e r s . . . . . , , . , : --:(>rdnance of i i ce rs . . . . . . : --

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Cn kebruary 13, the t r a r l s f e r to . the L ine of f i ve fo r -n e r I Z e r v e Avzators r?s aii thorized by the Act of LJ list 27, 14.40,x i s confir,,ied by t hz Sc-na'cr, As the precctle..ce of t h e s e f i v eo f f i c e r s ;,laced thelri a f t a r t i l t n m b f > r ne mall in t h e c las s of1935 and baithirA he f.ield e l i g i b l e for snie ctior i t o Licwtpnant,t h e i r nmies a;:d records were f'or;.;arded i.cncdla t e l y t,o the? Line5,:ec ti on Coard corL ;;ldc riq :;?ltic t io n s t d Li cu tcrinrit. Each ofthc: f ive has been se lected f o r pronot ion t o iieiitc3:iant.

On E'cbrunry 26, the Senate confirrntd tht: r m a i i i i n gtv ml ty - fi v e i n r m r 2 cJ sr rv e a v i a to r s a m %lie j l c ) f o r n p r av l i t - ionm d e t s ir.2io 5ad been prev iaus ly s e l x t e d f o r inLluc io r i in to tht ,r c g u l a r N a ~ y d c r !;revisions of th e Lct of Jug ust 2'1, lCJ42.Ijnder prov is ions of 3 1 c Act t h e s e 340 ofi ' icers t a k e? r e c& d m ce i n t h c r e g u l a r Navy ir , nccor.d-?r;c.: izii-h the prcxcdenceheld by them v:hile jn the lhjaval Fkserve.

cadct tr?.iriinf :j ij Jtenpn t C orrxicznderso L' c.ut,en:nts (jg)l F Li.cat,enmts30-

Officers under s.Lkk,eazdirig (t.) i n t h , , foi.e,;:oj ng mr3-graph a r c dc s i ina ted t lndd i t ,ional nu dx r? i n F ; r id r : l l 3 r d cont inuea s t l qd di t i on al nu1nbcrsf1 : h n promoted t o 3 hl?hcr grade.

:SPORTATIOII OF DE?-I n a Doci s i o n date d Jr,nuary 13, 14/+1, h e Coxpt ro l lc rG e n e r d he lu tw t F i u . ~ v a lL-scrve o f f i c i r i s i,ot t . r , t j t1i.d t ot r a n s p o r t a t i o n o f h i s d q x n d c n t s fron, h l ~o~r , , vhich i s n o t apermanent s t c t io n , t o h i s f i r s t yr rnanfn l ; d n t y s t ? t i o n m c l t h i sru l e i s n o t a f f e c t e d by t h a s s i t y n t n t o f tcmpornry du ty intclr-

vening bet-aecn depa rtu re fron, h i s horcc m d a s s i g m en t t o h i s f i r s tpermanent duty station. -19-


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A r t i c l e D-5239 ( 4 ) (3) - Chic Toiyjcdoman( a ) 1;now tk @rxig):.es of to rpcdo f i r e ,( e ) How d m q l i t i o n i s pcrferrfied by t h L Nsvy 2nd th? t:.Te o fchnrge, an6 loc.?.tior,, t o !?c used i n d e mo l it i on a t sea.and on d m ~ ~ . . ,(f) The det r t i l s of dcp'sh char gc s, drop"in::, snc? f i r e con bro l.


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T R A I N I N G C O U E E SThe below l i s t e d t r x i n i ng c o u rs es are now available for d i s -

' I Ins t ruc t ions for Use i n P r e pa r a ti o n for the Ra t ing o f ' --l t I n s t r u c t i o n s for Use i n P r c pa r a ti o n for the Ra t ing o fSignalman 3c. tRadiomzn IC. nd Chief RLzdioman.lt

SAtFLB COPIES OF EDUCATIO?JAL C B S E S - WQUESTS FORIr, view of the National Emergency and the unquestionable pres-ence of f o r e i g n ctgcnts throughout thi . Vnitxl S t i t i , s a t the p rcscn t t ime ,it i s be l i me d t ha t any ben cf i t which migh t acc rue from t h c US C of educa-t i o n a l c ou rs es for rGcr ul t in g purposes would be f a r out wig hed by t h elosses sus ta ined due t o c on pro mising i n io r m a tio n c o n t a i n d i n w i d courses.

A l l t r a i n i n g c o u r s s s ar3 now treated as r e s t r i c t e d .


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LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM (CON'T)marily f o r th e be nc fi t of t h e Iran concerned and not as a hold ing fo rmil i t a ry s e r v i c e, whether t h e p t i e n t i s b e in g t r e a t e d f o r d i s e a s e i n -c u r r e d i n c id e n t t o h i s olm? mlsconduct o r i n l i n e of d u ty, and e n l i s t e dmen s o h e ld are n o t e n t i t l e d t o pay beyond t h e d a t e o f e x p i r a t i o n ofen l i s tment . In a d e c i s i o n of !'larch 8 , 1?/,0, ampl ifyin z the above de-c i s io n , the Comptrol ler General. he ld t ha t th e p r i nc i p le s o f the dec i s ion?re n o t l i m i t e d t o t r e zt m en t for d i s e a s e b u t a p p ly e q u a l l y t o t r e a tm e n tf o r in ju ry , th e govern ing fac t o r o f inc;??ac ity t o render mi l i t a ry o rn a v a l s e r v i c e a f t e r e x p i r a t i o n of c n li s tr n en t b ein g p r e s en t i n e i t h e rcase (19 Conp. Ge. 2.30; F4.S. Cmp. Gen., B-174'3, ,Zzrch 8 , 1940). Thee f f e c t of th es e decis ion s upon en l is t e d men undergoing tr eat men t i n ah o s p i t al , f o r l i n e of d u t y i n j u r y or s ickness , a t t h e t im e t h e i r e n -l i s tm e n t s e x p i r e i s t o ?r-event the ?r ac t i cz heret ofor e fol lowed of yay'-i n g them up t o the t ime of th e i r ac tu a l d i scharge and counting such timef o r l o n g e v i t y purposes.

The extension of a n e n l i s t e d m t s term of en l i s tment as pro-v ided i n the p roposed l eg i s la t i on would, i n genera l , con tinue a p r a c t i c et h a t h rs been fol lowec? i n th e pas t and would co st no more th an t o di s-charge and replace s uch a n i n d iv id u al . E v x y s i c k or i n ju r e d e n l i s t e dman cannot, howevela, be dispose2 of or; t h e c x a c t d s t e h l s e n l i s tm e n t sx-p i r c s , and t h e p r 7 c t i c a l c f f e c t of t h c C o mp tr ol le r G e n e r a l f s r u l i n g w i l lbe that some pat ients must re;:iain i n hos p i t a l s wi thou t pay subsequent t ot h c d a t e t h e y were due for dischargce.

Action on t h i s p roposed b i l l i s Tending.

On Ik rch 4 , l9 l+l , th e 3boI-e cn$ionod b i l l w?.s in t roduced int h e House of Rep res ent ati ves by ?le. Vinson, Chairman of th e House Ph v ~ LAffai rs C o m i t t e c . T h i s b i l l r.e?.ds as f o l l o w :%e i t cnzcted by the Scnate and H o i i s ~ f Re?rdsent?ttvesof t he Uni ted Sts tc s of America i n Congr;.ss as semb l ed , That thepermanent authorizi d e n l i s t e d s t r e n g th of thc nc t fve l i s t ofthc Regular ikvy i s h e r ib y i n c r c ns c d t o t w o hundrcd and thirty-tw o thousand. .Thc Prcs idcn t i s h2i-Zby zutho rized , whenever i n h i sjudgment a s u f f i c i e n t n a t i o n a l e nc rg en cy e x i s t s , t o incrc2c;c thisnumber t o three hundrcd thousand."SEC. 2 . The phrase l au thor ized en l i s t ed s t reng th ! , 9s ap-p l i e d t o t h e p c r so n nc l of t h e 1Jayy, s h a l l I - ie rez f te r mean th e t o t a lnumber of enlisted m a o f the Navy aut ho ri ze d by law, exc lus ive o fthc: Hospitzl Corps."SEC. 3. The t o t 3 1 au th or iz cd number of commissioned officersof the ac t i ve l i s t of th e li n e of th e Navy, ex cl us iv e of conmis-s i o ne d w vr ry nt o f f i c c r s , s h a l l b, e q u zl t o 5$ per centum o f thea u tho r i zk d e n l i s t e d s t r e n g th of t h c a c t i v e l i s t ."SEC. 4. H e r e a f t er t h e a u th o r i z ed e n l i s t e d s t r e n g th o f t h ea c t i v e l i s t of t he Ih ri nc Corps s h a l l bc 20 per centum of the

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b y a n o f f i c e r 0:- a n e n l is t e d &man, recoinmends i n w ri ti ng t:, theSecre ta ry of t he fJavj ha t t he ; l emon ccncernsd be requi re d t or e g i s t e r a n a l l ot m e n t fron pay f o r the sole purnose of dis:.harg-ing the renk." ( 3 ) I"hen, i n the absence of a court judLgment, a comanlJingo f f i c e r m b n i t s t o t h e C e cr et ar y of t h e ibtvg', f a c t s which su?;?orta r e c or n en d a ti o n t h a t a n o f f i c e r o r e n l i s t e d na n be direct:d t or e g i s t e r a n a l lo t n e n t f o r t h i s

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For f u r t h e r d e t a i l s c o n c e r n b g this mat te r , t he Secretary oft h e TJavyr: l e t t e r , F i l e ;io, Ie1(1)/L16-6(40030~) o f January 6, 1941,should b~ consul ted.

The fol lowing ssct ions of t h e f:atioilal Serv i ce Life Insurance

"Sec t ion 601(d) - Any person who has been commissioned, - rAct of 194C are quoted:

\ -ment o f t h i s Act and befor? d i schsrge or r e s i gna t i on f rom suchx t i v e s e rv i cc ) , and u?on paynen t of n r e n i m s ?rid evidence sat --__-s f a c to r y t o t h e Admin istrat3 r showing suc h pcrso n t o be i n goodhc-i l th a t t he t ime of such apdj.cnti-oi?_,"Sect ion 608 - The Administ rator , su bje ct t:) t h e g e n e r a ld i r e c t i o n of t he Fres idc n t , s h a l l sdmini s t e r , 2xecute and en t'orcet he p rov i s i ons of t h i s g r t , s l i a l l ! ! m e ?on-r t o m k e such ru l e sand rz gu la t ions, not inc on sis ten t 7:iith the prov i s i ons of t h i sp a r t , 3 s are :iecessnry 07 z F ? r o p r i i t e t o carry out i t s purposes,s n d s h a l l decide 211 q u e s + ic n s a r j s i n g hcrcunder x x x x x x.'lIt i s appsrent from thc i bove quo t z t i ons t h 2 t dec i s i ons ast o t h e a c c ep t mc e or r e j e c t i o n of ?-p-l icnt ions for i h t i o n d Serv iceL i f e Insurance arc t h c so l e pre roga t i ve a t he Admini s t ra tor o f Veter-a n s * A f f a ir s .

es t ab l i shed by the Admini s t ra tor m y not nscessar i ly conform t o t h eNavy Departxent ' s s trzndard of phy s icz l qua l i f i cs t i on s f o r nc t iv c du ty .The NZVJ Department c a m o t under t ake t o in f luenc e th e Veter -ans Adrn in i s tr l t i on i n i t s determinat ion of a mtter as s i gned t ? i t by

It must a l s o be recognized th a t th:, s tan dar d of h e a l t h

lawA t t e n t i o n i s i n v i t e d t o t ho fa c t , hotwver , t h a t t hb VeteransAdminist rat ion has v o l l m t a r i l y suggezited t o t he Xnvy D;;xirtr?ent t h a t noo f f i c e r o r man shau ld accep t th e rG jcc t io n o f h i s a ? ? l i c z t i o n for National

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Service L i f e I ns ur an ce w it ho ut i n s t i t u t a g an auneal .d i r e c t e d t o th e Aclininistrator of Veterans 1 Affairs : i i th ,ut r62ferr:ize t ot h e I k v y Department whose onl y ac t i on , i n an:i, casc, muci be the simpleendorsement "forwarded.Such appea l may be

I n q u i r i e s from r n g i s t r a n t s and from men already i n t,hc a m s dse r v i c e s and t h e i r dcpendant s concern i ng t hz p ro v i s i on s of t l ic 27ldi.ers Ia n d S a i l o r s ' C i v i l Relief Act of 1940 rnay be referred to the cha i r r a i lof the committee on n a t i c n a l de fe ns e o f th e s t a t e b a r a s s o c i a t i o r i n t h eState f r o m which t h e i n q u i r y C O ~ I C S x'w w i l l refer i t f o r local a t t e n t i m .A U B A I I A F L O I Z I 2 LHon. 3ouglas Arant, 4 Earl E!. Aske:~, %q . ,Corner Ruildinz, Gt. Pc t e r sbu rg

birrninghamGEOIS AA I Z I Z J N A Rugh Dorsey, Jr . , E s q , ,(30 chai rman de s igna ted) A t l a n t a


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COIp2U.?'TTEES O N NATI013AL DEFENSE (CON(T)--DEIA ,ARE ZOv'iS IML4(N o cha i rm n-deS i gna t d$ 11. Flood IWis on , Jr., Esq.,

:hnr oc!;embers a re : P.O. E3%,111?h b e r t G. Houston, Ssq.,Geor et o m ;Dovt.r ;'Xlmingt PF. B 2 1 t m o r e

Arley 3. Tbgee, Jr., E s q , , I W E L A Y DB. Sarr i s iienderson, Esq.,231 3t. Paul S t r e e t ,l a i r J. Ki l loran , Esq.,

DISTRICT OF COLUi'BL4 *JLrork F. E.zrnard, E s q . ,1422 F S t r e c t , fd.;Z'.' a s h i n g to n

i%SSALc HUSZI'TSRobert E. ';ooclwin, Esq.,84 S t z t t Street,3os ton

NORTH DAKOTAlICHIGANC T r l H. Smith, E s q . ,Bay City Bank Bldg. BisrnT-rkR2y Ci ty

Hon. Alvin C . S t r u t 2O H I OPIITJlE-ESOTA Hoc* Russell 1;. IlcCurdy,

Eon. Albin S. PL2?scnSt. Paul19;ISSISS IPPI

Pcrt s m u tCREGONTJiel R. Allen, Esq.,(No cha i rnan des ign? tad) Crrxts Pass .

idembers art?fhtc e z jI n d i m o h ; Ph il ad elphic.Hol ly Springs. HSIODE ISTAl3

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Crcrwd Brandon, E s q . , PE ;JYS YLV,2NIAJoseph .;. Iienderson, Esq.,Forrest Cooper, E s q . , P x k a r d B u i l d i n gH'ndnan Doxcy, Esq.,

C h- r l e s . I {. Dx-unmey, E s q . ,I3SSOrnI 179 Tharnes S t r e e t ,Lue C . Lo zi er , Esq., Newport% EUssowi State Highway Comission,Jef fe rson City SOUTH DAKOTAThad L. P u l l e r , Esq.,ISEBRASKA AberdeenRobert R. Yoodie, E s q . ,l iest Point TEXLS

Hon. If . S. Birge,NEVI HAIPSHIRE A m x 5 l l oLouis E. 'iijman, Esq . ,45 I h r k e t S t r e e t , VERNOXTMcnches e r H. 11. P o w r s , Esq.,St. Albans

NE76 JERSEYJoseph H. Edgar, E s q . , V I R G I N I A5 E l m how,i ' k w Rruswick Stz te- Tla nt er s Bank Bldg.,Joseph I.I. H u r t , E sq . ,Ric hqond-41-


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r i e r s now under ccnstruction o r on ors i e r a s


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1 . T h e Soldiersf and Sa i l o r s f Serv ice Corxx i l , 14.0 South Dearborni n the-adjustGeAt of persona l Sob le rns - concern ing c i t i z en s o f the S t a t eo f I l l i n o i s i n the !.and or naval. forces.which personal problem of a legal, f i n a : i c i a l , or f a n i l y n a t u re of meni n s e r v i c e a r e r e f e r r e d t o c o oy er at in g a g e nc i es for a t t e r h i o n .lens be ing rq fe r re d t o the Counc il inc lude matters 3f insurance , l eases ,m or tg ag es , d e b t s, and f a n i l y d i f f i c u l t i e s .

The m o b -

3 . ?,:any of the problems which t h e Council w i l l handle are coveredby t h e S o l d i e r s ' and S a i l o r s ' C iv i l R e li e f Act of l9LdI. Among o th e rth in gs , t h i s Act p r oh i b i t s the e n t ry of any judgment, o r the enforcementing his per iod of s e r v i c e - a n d for a des igna ted per iod the rea f te r , andg ives him the r ig h t upon h i s re t u rn t o reopen any lawsu i t i n which hew a s a p a r ty , p r o v id in g good f a i t h on h i s p a r t can be shown. Th is Actcannot be used as a methdd of avoiding a j u s t d e b t o r obl i ga t i on whicht h e s a i l o r i s a b l e t o pay o r ca r r y ou t , nor does it exempt him f r o m

4. Persons i n th e nava l fo rces wish ing t o sva i .1 themselves of t h i s

5 . Cornmanding a ff ic er s a re requeste d t o give wide pu bl ic it y, with-

The c u r r e x t s t o c k of t h e A r m y and ITavy Hymnal i s exhausted andcompiledi t i s not contemyiated re-arderink; frorn the ?ublishers any more o f t h i stype h w a l .a modern version for use by t h e m i l i t a r y s e r v i c e s . T hi s n ev e d i t i o n i sA :orifit committee of Arny and lia-7 Chaylains has

TIJaval Servic e t he y e s e n t hymnal i n use.hymnals me ces sit ate d by the i ncr ezs e of Amy personnel , the Ravy a t al a t e r d at e w i l l sh sr e i.n th e 'arocurenent of t h e new e di t io n. The HymnalOwing t o th e l a r g e demand of

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The Bureau of NarigatLcrlz flas sgf-eed t o s e l e c t t he r e c i p i e n t sk p n l i c a n t s shouldof these sch$cj larsklps,t e r r p a i i f i c a t i o n s a n d frm, akovc, at-erage students.S e l s c t i o n will be based on sc!:olast ic and cm ra c-

a pre l i r r inary ph j s i c a l examina tion f o r entrance t:, t h e :Java1 Academy.Ap pl ica tio ns -t;it.h a l l appropr iate data must resch t he Eu rem

I o f Iu'avigation by July 1, 1941.

These scholarships a r e l i m i t e d t o dauF;hters 03 g r a k w t e s of t h eU.S. Naval Academy on Eictive dub j arid not r e s t r i c t e d 2s t o p l a c e or r e S i -dence.a t t h e s c ho ol c o ve r s zko1.it we-bff th& f & t ~ lharge.TLe $900.00 reciuztiox;. in the arinunl c o s t of t u i t i o n and expenses

These scholarships HILI h ox %he t x o ye ar c m r s e in t h eOgontz Junior Col lege , which provides f o r a course of study con t a i n i ngt he e s sen t , i a l s of 3 co l l ege cou r se both i n academic and a r t l s t i c work.The plan o f s tudy is eqca l l y adapt ed t o t he g i r l ~h:, .is!-Les t o cont inueOgontz.i n g t o en t e r G n i -e r s l t i e s and ce r t a i n spe c i f i ed ca l l cges v5 t h t h e rankof j un i o r .

The courses o ff er ed prepar e Cny st - de nt :FJ;1Io a t t z i n s hi gh s t and -

There i s no entrance examination, b u t the a;pplicant xust be agraduate of an accr ed l t ed h igh school or cozpa rable secozdary school , andwhi l e i t i s syec l . f ' l ca l ly prescrLbed th a t no se l ec t io n b-j coinpet i t ton i s. d e s i r ed a r i n t ended , o ther t h in g s b e i ~ i c qu:;,i t he s e l ec - t i on rill be givent o a. t:irl - ~ h o as ,-, good scholast2c record r.?th?er than t o one x i t h fi

on t he ba s i s of 1::a~er ' records, n personal i n k r v i e v o f th os e deerced t ohave 3 r e a s m a b l e chalice of seloction becoincs a vcrv des l r2b le e l ement inJudging i s t o be done orL an eq % i t ab leb s i s .

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Illinols................................,.... 44Submarine Training -Officers Se le ct ed for. . . . . . . . . . 5f Tra in ing Courses . . . 35

Shore Duty R~:9i-:ests-Enlisiec!Xen. .................S o l d i e r s arid Sai lors S e r v i c e Council, : I l i i c ~ g o j11.Cer ta in S e r v i c e s Gva.i:.a.ble t o C i t i ~ ! c n s :;...............................

Travel Orders- E n l i s t e d .......................... 23-24

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