MAY 31, 1941

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''Midshipmn Foss exhibited i n p a r t i c u l a r , t h r e e q u a l i t i e s t h a t go t o make a good N w a l Officer: (I) a l e r t n e s s , i n t h a t he noticed this occurrencz taking place a t some d i s t a n c e , (2) prompt decision, i n that without h e s i t a t i o n he acted, notifying t h e Duty Officer 8s hc went, ( 3 ) courage, v;hich is always exhibited i n t h e case of 8 man who goes t o the rescue of another man in water over h i s depth. W expect e a l l t h e s e q u a l i t i o s i n a good naval officer, b u t it i s none t h e less g r a t i f y i n g t o see them exhibtted i n a marked degree on such a n occasion as t h i s . L4idshipman Foss was p u b l i c l y commended by N s Commanding Officer a t a s p e c i a l formation a t noon the same day."

f o i h i s E f f o r t s i n conncct&n w i t h t h e i n s t r u c t i o n of students U.S.N.R., i n t h e Naviaation C l a t 3 s ~ s sCQ&IA&& by t;h@Brmch Wdrographic Office,

O t h e night of Friday, April 18, a huge f i r e raged throueh t h e n downtown s e c t i o n of San Jiim, Puerto X c o , This f i r e could n o t be cont r o l l e d by t h e l o c a l f i r e and poli-cc depqrtments. Thc personnel o f t h s Army and Navy located i n t h i s ;?rea voluntecred t o assist with t h i r equipment, arid it r i x thraugh t h e corabin:?c! s f f o r t s and 3 e r o i c xork of t h e Amv. :\Taw. and Coost fhlard stationctl an t h t > ships and. shorc staEx+,ract from "EL IE!PAFXIALtl, San Jiian, P.R. Nond-rry, April 21, 1 3 1 '4.

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"The A y snd Navy mtn of t h ? Unitcu S t i t e s stationed i n San m Juan showed t h e isl<mderst h e other night whet they car1 do i n an cmcrgency. Whon t h e l o c a l fircmen, becausa of f x i l t y equipment and lnck of m t e r , could not cope w i t h a blazing inferno t h a t tlireatened 3 whole block o f houses i n t h e business c e n t e r of Sczn Junrt, thcg brought t h e i r modern f i r e - f i g h t i n g engines and, a f t e r str~nuouse f f o r t s , ha6 t h e f i r e under control.

"We a r e g r a t e f u l t o t h s c x of tho Army 2nd N w y o f Uncle

t,hev w 3 r e v a v g a l l a n t and shovrcd t h c s t u f f they a r e made of.

"How about three cheors f o r t h e s o l d i e r s and s a i l o r s ? " KEEP YOUR O N COU9SEL V

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The Secrctnqq of t h e K a v ~ has c k s i g n s t d Mrs. Nathan Crook T?rrinj_ng, New York C i t y , ?!m?or:<, as sponsor f o r t h e U.S.S. Twining, named i n honor of her husnand, t h s Iztc' Roar Ad!iral Yatclan Crook Twinhg.
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S . ISATiY 'JESSELS MAkZD

Umes kav9 been sc.lectcii b Frcsidcnt Franklin D. Rooscvel-t f o r y scvm naval v m s c . l s -- f i v e subxarinc tenders and two minc layers -w d c r c o n s t r w t i s n in 22cifi.c Coxst shipyards, it vi;s r e c e n t l y mnounced by thv Savy Departmnt

U.S.S. '3ushnel1, and Neptunc, 50th bui.1ding x t IIare 1slar.d Navy Yard, Californin, U.S.S. Nerzus, buj ld.ing C Fuget Sound ? ! q , r Y:trd, Rremi?rton, Washington, L s t and U.S.S. Orion 2nd U.S.S. ? r o t w s , Coth b u i l d i i y i n t h e yards o f t h e Moorq D r y Dock C m p m y , Gakland , California.

N?mes c s s i g n d thd submx5;lc tcnl3,ers are:

U.S.S.

The two -line layers were d - s i g r a t c d U.S.S. C a t s k i l l and U.S.S. Both vessels 2.m undx constrTictim on t h e ways o f t h e :/Jillamette Oznrl:. Iron ar;d Skcel Conpary, P o r t l z d , Orcgor;. The 3.S.S. 3ushnell i s nmod i n 'zonor of David Bushnell, who was knmm 3s thL l'Fatl:er o f t h z SQbmrinell because of hi-s study of submarine w z r f ?re during t h e American k v o l u t i o n . 13ushncll b u i l t a di-Jing boat known a s t h e T u r t l e and made s e v e r a l unsuccessful attempts t o blow up P r i t l s h m m - o f - m r i n Scvi York znc! N -xLondon , Connecticut, harbors i n 1776 2nd 1777. T5c: a t t m p t s f a i l z d through i n a b i l i t y -to detonate explosives at*.ached t o thr: bottoms o f t h e enemy c r a f t .

T ~ F n m ship i s t h c scc0r.d naval vessel t o he,zr t h e namc. Thc : f i r s t Eusknell, renmcci 1J.S.S. S1lIT;ncr Angust 23, 19L+O, a l s o was a

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(Cont. ) submarir,e tenc'er. She was launched from t h e ways o f t h e S e a t t l e Cons t r u c t i o n & D r y Dock Company i n 1915. The ship served during %he 'dorld 1 a as submarine tender i n Ponta Delgada, Azores, Queenstown, and EereXr haven, Ireland. She convoyed s e v e r a l ex-Geman U-boats t o t h e United States a f t e r t h e war.
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The new Neptune i s t h e f o u r t h v e s s e l t o be so-named. The Tirst was a wooden screw-ste'uner engaged i n convoying California steamers i n t h e Test Indias during t h e C i v i l War. The secoEd Neptune was a l i g h t d r a f t monitor. The t h i r d Ncptune was a c o l l i e r launched i n 1311 and plzced out of cormission i n 1922. The U.S.S. Nereus i s t h e t h i r d of t h e sane name on t h e Navy l i s t s . ThG f i r s t was a s t e a n screw schooner which served i n t h e C i v i l Yar. The second w a s a c o l l i e r launched i n 1913 and s t r i c k e n from t h e Navy l i s t December 5 , 1940. The new Orion i s tile f o u r t h o f t h e same n m c . Tie f i r s t was a Baltimore schooner purchased t o s i n k i n t h e entrance of a North C,arolina i n l e t during t h e C i v i l War. Tht. sccond x i s z n o n i t o r b u i l t i n 1864 and broken up i n 1374. The t h i r d was a c a l l l e r launched i n 1912 and s t r i c k e n from t h e B m y list i n 1931.
The ne7 Proteus i s t h e t h i r d v e s s e l of t h e s a w nme.

The first

was a woodcn s t e m scre-fq schooner which capturzd several blockade runners i n t h e C i v i l Kar. The second Proteus was a c o l l i e r lsmched i n 1912 and s t r i c k e n from t h e Navy l i s t December 5, 1340.
The nev: C a t s k i l l i s t h e second v e s s e l o f t h a t name. The f i r s t was a s i n g l e t u r r e t 2 d monitor designed and b u i l t by John Ericsson i n 1862. Sha was s o l d i n 1901. The new Ozark also i s second of t h e name. The first Ozark was a s i n g l e t u r r e t e d monitor propelled by a rccesszd s t e r n wheel. She was launched i n 1863 and s o l d i n 1365.

The follovsing quotcd l e t t e r was addrsssed t o t h e R t . Rev. W i l l i a m T. Xanning, D.D., i L . D . , Bishop %use, Cathqdral Close, Cathedral of S t , John t h e Divine, N m York, N. Y. by A d m i r a l Nimitz extending t h e b e s t wishes Z A ~f e l i c i t a t i o n s on t h e occasion o f t h e c e l e b r a t i o n o f h i s seventyf i f t h birthd?y, t h e f i f t i z t h anniversary o f h i s consecration a s 3 m i n i s t e r j n t h e Protestcant Episcopal Church, and t h e twentieth mnivcrsclry o f h i s consecration as a Bishop i n t h a t Church.

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' 1 1 wish t o exten3 $ u UI? t c tke K m your diocese m ,m.;";&'lre best V ~ ~ S ; I ? m d f'e r : F on t h e occasion of your eelstlr&itim of t h e ar:w;iyrersaqy of yoiw b i r t h , your m d i n z t i c n t o t.he pries+$.oad, and your consecratioc to %he episcopate, a11 t h r e e o f whlch anniversariss, 1 t o l d , f a l l o:i khnday, Blsy 12.

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'!You are t3 56 cmgrattilated, n o t ml;. na t h e g r e a t contributicq which y o t have Fade t o p u r ch,ircfi b u t a l s o because of t h e contrih?.Tti.cn vkich you have made t o y o u r ' great c i t y and t o t h c mtlm 3s ? whcil.e t,hrouq!i y m r deep i n t a r e s t i n c i v i c ?nd n a t i u m l affairs. 'Je o f t h e Kavy have noted q x c j . C i y :wir ir,tores+, i n nn,d your e f f o r t s i n bt4x23f o f t h o Xnvy during this Ior.s p x i o d and express again o u d t i q qp:-cciation. ~

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R e m Adnird, Y.S.N., Chief of t h o Eureau o f Navigation."

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A??ROPRIRTIOK RILL
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T h e appropriatLon b i l l providing funds f o r t h e mai:itenance of t h e Navy for t h e f i s c a l y e a r ending Juxe 33, 1342, was signed by t h e President on Flay 6, 1941. T h e Act i s c a l l e d IfNaval Appxpriati.on Act - 1942.f1

H. R. 44.73
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Hearings were completed by the i-louse Nmal Affairs Cornittee Nay 16th 011 FI. 3. 4473, authorizing t h e tezporary appointnent o r acivmcenent o f c e r t a i n personnel of t h e Navy and Marine Corps, :id f o r o t h e r purp ses.
A number o f Committze amendments were made t o t h e b i l l , and as of IJay 2l.st t h e b i l l hsd not been reported oiit of t h e ComLttee.

E. R.

4491

A b i l l , H. R. 4491, t o zuthorizn c l o t h i n g allowances f o r t h e United S t a t e s Kavy o Neval. R e s e r v e was recentljT i.ntroduced i n t h e House o f Repr res3nt3tives.

a Hearings on t h i s b i l l had not begun as of My 21st.

TfdJSSFORTATI G N DETENDEBTS RETIRED Ah!! RESERVE FERSOXKET,
Under d a t e of March 18, 1941, t h e following ALFJAV was published t o
t h e service :
I' TdE DEFIC IENCP AITD S UPPLFJIE:JTAL APPROPRIATIOM ACT .APPROVED ICLRCH SEVEKTEET< IdI!ETEEJ? 7ORT'r'ONE fiL'[!TEIORIZES TI?.iJS?ORTATIdS DEFEfuQENTS RETI'F3D AND RESEKVF PERSONXEL OF GRADFS EhiTITLED T%iIJSPORTATION DEPENDENTS N REGULAR NAVY WE13 OP,D%IZFD TO ACTIVE IIVTY OTHER THAN TPAIILTING AXD UPON I ZELE!.SE THEREF'ROT! EFFECTIVE OI'XY FRO11 lV&RCH SEVEIZEEN MIT\IETEEN FORTYOIE TC AI:D INCLUDIKG JU:JE THIRTY EEYTBK FO~TYOUE BASIC xmvLrm x WILL BE FhOM OFFICIAL R%SID-TI'ICE O RECCXD AT TILZ O CiiLL TO ACTIVE DUTY TO FIRST F F DUTY STI,TI@I; ;' RGTUE' TO SUCI! PLACE UPOf: R F L L S E FRO?: ACTDT 9UTY X JD TRANSIJORTiiT I O N W L L BE CSTiJMED IN ELAE\INER PROVIDED BY EXISTIMrJ IXSTRUCTIOIE FOR REGULAII ULVY X PROVISIONS P&.AGFGPIIIS ;U'IN3TEEI\T ( A ) X!D TWENTY ( i " ~ )fiRTICLE "ENTY FIVE ZERO FIVE ? ' ! , L E TRAVEL I!\JSTFJCTIOIEJS SUSPENDED DIJRLlG PERIGD COVERED BY THIS ACT X TI23 .LCT KXES FUNDS XVr1ILU"IBLE FOR TL'iKSFFX HOUSEHOLD GOODS CIVILIARS UNDER PEE:A?JF,FT CHANGE S LT ION ORDKRS TL ' X OBThIIU' INSTEUCTIONS ShfJDA ELCH INSTidXX FENDING ISSUE DETXLTD REGULATIONS. I'

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The cancellation o f t h i s d a i l y n o t i c e i s deemed e s s e n t i a l i n t h e i n t e r e s t s of s e c u r i t y o f t h e Nayy and Xai-ine Corps.

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TEXFOWY DlPTP ORDERS Several cases of d u p l i c a t i o n o f orders have come t o t h e a t t e n t i o n of t h e Bureau s i n c e a u t h o r i t y has been sranti?d t o t h e Commandants of t h e various Naval D i s t r i c t s t o i s s u e t m p o r a r y a d d i t i o n a l duty orders. While i t i s appreciated t h a t t h e d e c m t r a l i z a t i o n of c o n t r o l over temporary a d d i t i o n a l duty involving t r a v e l - t r i l l i n e v i t a b l y r e s u l t i n some duplicat i o n , every e f f o r t must be mcde t o keep such dupllcation a t a minimum.
A Bureau despatch order should be delivered f o r compliance t o t h e o f f i c e r involved and never made t h e b a s i s o f a Maval D i s t r i c t order with a D i s t r i c t T nuiiber. Bunav despatch orders vi11 be confirmed a s usual, by l e t t e r f o r t h e c o l l e c t i o n o f mileage.

'Xhere duplication i s discovered, t h e order issued by t h e D i s t r i c t Commandant should be immediately cancelled, and n o t i f i c a t i o n s e n t t o t h e Bureau i f such order has been sent i n f o r approval. I n cases where d i s t r i c t orders a r c already approved arid mileage c o l l e c t e d before t h c d u p l i c a t i o n i s discovered, t h e Bureau orders should be returned f o r cancellation. REQUESTS F R SPECIAL COURSES OR SPECIAL ASSIGTD32JTS TO DUTY O The Bureau i s frequently i n r e c e i p t of correspondence from indiv i d u a l o f f i c e r s r c q w s t i n g s p e c i a l courses o f i n s t r u c t i o n or s p e c i a l assignments for which they a r e not e l i g i b l e , a t times when such requests n a r e not uxder considmation. A exanple would be requests f o r postgradua t e i n s t r u c t i o n submitted a t other than t h z p w i o d each year when requests f o r such i n s t r u c t i o n arc s p e c i f i c d l y desired by t h e Burcau and l. a n o t i c e t o t h a t e f f e c t s e n t t o a l !Java1 U n i t s . Another exanplc would be i n connection with requests f o r t r a n s f e r t o t h c Scpply Corps o f t h e r e g u l a r Nasy, xhen & f i n i t e reqcircnents as t o age, m a r i t a l s t a t u s , etcd, a r e specified. Commanding o f f i c e r s frequently forward such requests even though t h e o f f i c e r does not meet t h e requirements, and i n some cases a waiver o f requirements i s recommended.
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OFFICER PEONOTIONS . . (Cont.) Commander Spencer H. Warner Comrmpder Robert H. H a r r e l l Lieutenant Commander W i l l i a m G. Livingstone Lieutcnant John I;?. Lewis

It i s estimzted t h a t the following o f f i c e r s recently s e l e c t s d f o r promotion t o Lieutenant Comander and Lieutenant i n t h e D m t a l Corps w i l l make t h e i r number on 1 July 1941:

C l i f f o r d E. Allen Raymond A. Lowry C l i f f o r d C. De Ford Lyman R. Vnughan Charles F. Xroodard George H. ifills Thomas E. Crowley Jesse B. Bancroft Edwin A. Thomas Charles F. Hoyt

LIEUTENlJT
William S e i d e l John H. Bailey Xorris C. Craig John t*Ctt Allen Edward C. Raffetto James A. Er,@ish Frank E. Frztes, Jr. Karl VanL. Bcrglund Walter IT. Lippold l,Tendell IJzish LeRoy B. X q c l Jesse V. I?estzmm Charles T. Pridgcon Stanley F. Vebstcr Jzmes L. Vznger D a r y l S. 1;lcClung John J , Hilt Vernon S. Robir,son Frank I. Gonzales, Jr. EEaurice S. Shortridge ? ! i l l e r H. C o s b j

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Francis hhr?hy, Jr.

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Donald A. Sable Edward K. Duckworth

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displayed heroism by e s t a b l i s h i n g a d r e s s i n g s t a t i o n i n a c u l w r t , which l a t e r was subjcctcd t o high explosive f i r e , and remained a t h i s s t a t i o n caring f o r t h e wounded and d i r s c t i n g t h c i r evacuatioc dxring heavy bombardment.

S e l e c t i o n s f o r Postgraduate I n s t r u c t i o n The I3o-x-d t o s c l e c t o f f i c e r s f o r p o s t graduate l n s t r u c t i o n i n Law

met on Xay 15, 1 4 , arid made t h c following s e l e c t i o n s : 91

Lieutenant Lieutznant Lieutenant Limtenant iieut-nant Commder Eugene T Seaward, U.S.H. ' . John E. Burke, U.S.N. Mcrvin Halstead, U.S.l!J. Y i l l i a m 13. Organ, 'J.S.3. Edxarcl C. Stephan, U. S.M.

AEROLOGICAL COKRSE--CFFICERS SELECTED FOR

The a p p l i c a t i o n s f o r a p r a c t i c a l course i n a e r o l o g i c a l i n s t r u c t i o n , submitted i n accordance with Bureau of Navigation C i r c u l a r L e t t e r 32-41,

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OFFICERS F R AVIATION TRAINING ( I?EAVIER-T!iA.N-AIR) O (cont.) Class scheduled t o convene August 7, 1941 Rank Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Name btiller, Harold C. de Toix, Vincent P. S t u a r t , Robert R., Jr. Watkins, David I . Jr T, ~J$USSOW, Allen G.

cont. Ship

Class -

1939 P 1939 193'3 1939 1939

R thburne a Sicard

PC-451 Cas e
Lexington

Class scheduled t o convene August 21, 1961

Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Ensign Bennett, Thomas 1 . 2 Craig, Earle F. Fisher, E l i s J. Hardy, Donald J. Micka Edward Miller, Frank D. O'Neill, John T. Ostroski, Al.lyn 3 . Q u i l l a n , Ivan D. Reichel, Lenard 0. Rush, Augus t u s J. Tunnell, Richard 1. 1 Wallace, Daniel J., Jr. llfaring, Elmar S., Jr. '{fright, Wilson G., I11

1939 1939 1 39 9 1939 1939 1939 1939 1939

1939

1939 1939 1939 P 1939 1939 P 1939

Gleaves Smith Porter Pary land C 1 on ems AIoffett Dewey Drayton Litchfield McCall Reid Thgf o r d Vfilliamson Gushing Lams on

Report o f physical examination has not been confirmed by t h e Bureau o f Medicine and Surgery. OFFICERS F R AVIATION TRAINING ( LIG'mER-THAN-AIR) O

In accordance with Bureau o f Mavigation Circular L e t t e r 18-41, t h e following o f f i c z r s have been s e l e c t e d for t h e a v i a t i o n t r a i n i n g ( l i g h t e r than-air) c l a s s which w i l l convenc about, June 3G, 1941: Rank Name Lee, George R. Cruse, James 3 . Rixey Franklin S Bolam, Cecil A. Cody, Ernest D. Jackson, Robert L. Benis, Tiendell W. Gantz, Saxe P. Class

ship
Idaho Tattnall Cinclant Jarvis Texas \Ti c h it a Clark ?$asp

1935
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1937
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I n accordance D i t h Bureau o f Navigation C i r c u l a r L e t t e r 15-41 of February 1 , 1941, t h e following o f f i c e r s have been s e l e c t e d f o r t r a n s f e r 1 t o t h e Supply Corps, U. S. Navy, and f o r i n s t r u c t i o n a t t h e Naval Finance and Supgly School which w i l l convene a t t h e Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, Boston, Massachusetts, about September 15, 1941:
REGULAR OFFICERS

Rank Ensign
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Ship USS USS USS USS USS USS USS USS .USS USS USS US3 USS USS Ranger Oklahoma Oklahoma Pensacola Trenton Indianapolis New Orleans Concord Concord Wasp Philadelphia llississippi Vincennes Astoria Pennsylvania Richmond Arizona Saratoga Crane New York Oklahoma Idaho

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Adams, Henry P a t t e s o n Beard, John G., Jr. Bell, Thomas H. C a r l s t e n , Earl E. Carrison, Daniel J. Claypoole, J e s s e S. Corle, F r e d e r i c VI. Dexter, Robert C., Jr. Fischer, Benhardt B. Gore, John K. Crubb; F r a n c i s B. James, Nathaniel 7l., 3rd Lovig, Lawrence, Jr Najor, Samuel J. Eoore, George E., 2nd Netts, George X. Pennell, John C Seed, ?*iillim H, Spector, Herman Varner, Rex li. Villiams, Tb?illim 1. Z o e l l e r , rtaphael A.

1939 1939 1939 1939

1939 1939 1939

1939 1939 1339

1939

1939 1939 1939 1939 1939

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USS USS
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1939 1 39 9 1939

RFSERm OFFICXRS Rank Ensign

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Name Fink, Douglas G. Finn, P h i l i p P. Freeborn, S t a n l e y B., Jr. Hughes, Theodore, L. $Johnson, A l b e r t B. Lindman, George Fdward N e t t l e s , Jack E. S k a i f e , Douglas C. Stevens, iialph S., Jr.

Designation DE-V(G) u.S.N.R. D-0 U.S.N.R. D-V(G) U.S.N.R. D-V(G) U.S.N.H. E-V(S) U.S.M.R. D-V(G) U.S.N.R. II-V(G) U.S.N.R. D-V(G) U.S.N.R. E-V(S) U.S.N.R.

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t h e wearer has q c a l i f i e d as a Naval Aviator, Naval Aviatj-on P i l o t , o r f o r t h e s u h a r i n e s e r v i c e , b u t w i l l n o t n a c e w a r i l g i n d i c a t e he i s s t i l l sersring i n t h e s e branches.

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A g a r r i s o n cap has been authorized f o r wear b j j commissioned arid warrant Naval Avintors arid Chief P e t t y Officers designated as Xaval Aviation P i l o t s , I n l i e u of o f f i c e r s ' and c h i e f p e t t y o f f i c e r s ' regul a t i o n caps, a g a r r i s o n cap ma,y be worn with w i n t e r arid sumnier working uniforms. The garri-son ca? vxfisn worn with t.hese uniforms s h a l l be made of same material. as c o a t and trausers of untfom. Viniature a v i a t i o n i n s i g n i a s h a l l be ~VQITI on left aide or" t h i s cap t:vo inches from t h e front

Attention i s i n v i t e d t o Bureau of Navigatior, Circul.ar Letter Na. 57-41 and enclosures, which give conplete i n s t r u c t i o n s as t o t h e prepar a t i o n of t a g s t o be worn by a l l o f f i c e r s and e n l i s t e d mcn of t h u Navy and Naval Reserve f o r i d c n t i f i c x t i o n purposes. The i d e n t i f i c a t i o n t a g f o r o f f i c e r s and e n l i s t e d men of t h e Navy will c o n s i s t of a n oval p l n t c of rnonel, metal, 1.25 br 1.50 inches, per; f o r a t e d a t each end and suspend64 from bhc neck by 3 nont.1 wire encased i n ;? c o t t o n elecve, The t a g hss on one s i d e t h e etched f i n g e r p r i n t of n t h e r i g h t index f i n g e r , O t h e o t h e r s i d e , t h c f o l l o w i n g information graphotype machine: w i l l bc embosssd by

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(a) ~ ~ m c . ( b ) O f f i c e r ' s rank o r man's s z r v i c e number, ( c ) Type of blood, znd i f t h e man h a s recaived t e t a n u s toxoid, the lett,c:r I1Tt1 with d a t e (T 8/40) t o s o indic;&tc. ( d ) A t onc end of thc trig thc L e t t e r s YJSN", VSXRrt , WJSYCft o r WSL'CY , -.vhi.chevrjr may bz appropriate vvi1.1 be p l x e d ,

Eq ipmcnt i s b2ing f u r n i s h r d ecch Katrrtl D i s t r i c t , Training S t z t i o n t h e U, S. P a c i f i c F l e c t , t h e U. S. A t l a n t i c F l c e t , arid t h e A s i a t i c F l e e t f o r p r e p a r a t i o n of t h e s e tags.

TFAINIXG COUi?SFS Thc following t r a i n i n g course i s now a v a i l a b l e f o r d i s t r i b u t i o n : ItInstructions f o r Use i n P m p a r a t i o n f o r t h e Rating of U a c h i n i s t ' s Mate 2c."

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Racing through t h r c pnssagevays , he heard t h z loud-speakers soundi n g his ~13.1t o a c t i o n ; - W?idCc and Conning Towcr s h o t anay." Arriving a t h i s s t a t i o n b r e a t h l e s s but e m l t m t , k o p y r e h i s commands and, as t h e shots began t o tmr g r e a t h o l e s ticough t h r s c r e c n , h e saw n o t b E t t l e r a f t Mo. 1 9 b u t an cneny cruiser 1iceli.ng over i n hcr d c a t h agony, her 2 men c l i n g i n g t o t h e s l i p p e r y bottom i n f r m t i c e f f o r t t o escape n w a t e r y gril-vis.
So crowded toget,hi;r :ire t h e e v e n t s of t h c day, onc hour seems hardly able t o carry its in2rint bzyond its own alLoted span. The Old Exec, s a t i n h i s cabin t h a t r-vming v 5 t h h i s thoug!its on anothcr day, ternorrow. A knock on t h c door, nrid t h ? Rntilo Officer mt,crcd.
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P" i Question 3.--Is a V O ~ U ~ I ~ ; G ~f?o r inc?.i~ction n t o Lhc nnval f o r c e s rel i e v e d fror? l i a b i l j t j i'or %raining and s x v i c e i n t h e lnnd f o r c e s ?

R e g i s t r a n t s who voluntcx through local boards f o r s erAnswer, --No, v i c e i n t h c n:Jval f o r c x sh0:lid. 5 continutd by %he local boards ;is v o l u n t z w s for t h e n a n l foi'C(:S u n t i l a quota i s e s t a b l i s h e d for ~i?.val.L"orc;~3, but ir, t k e wmt % h u t t h e i r order
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'&eStion 5. --Does t h e pt:n&?ncy \sf tin a p p l i c a t i o n for 1 r~omnisSi.mi n t h e Amy, N ~ y y , or !k!x5n< Carps or for e n l i s t m e n t as 3 f l y i n g c s d e t a f f e c t a r e g i s t r m t ' s liMlity f o r t r z i n i n g arid s e r v i c e ?

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Answer. --Temporary def erwrit , i n Class 1 1 - A , m y bc grant,ed i n such cases, but, s h c u l d bc: 1initci.d t o 60 or ( 0 d q s , s u b j c c t t o re1 nzwaL f o r ca?lse. No such c',ofernent shoulc? bc: g r m t e d unless w r i t t e n statzment o f p q x r :xthori.t>- o f t h e Amy, l,iavy, o r r i n e Corps i s f i r s t f i l e d w i t h t h c l o c a l board t o t h e e f f e c t t h a t t h e r e g i . s t r a n t has q ~ p l i c d for con~nissionor enlistment , and t h a t such a.g;.4icci2.0rL i s ?>eiiIg considcrecl, and t h a t th.e r e g i s t r a n t w i l l be cornri.ssior~ed r enlic4ued i f he f u l f i l l s t h e o p r e s c r i b e d requircmenls P-fter t h e r e i ; i s t r . w t h:is been cornmissionad or e n l i s t e d , r e c 1 a s s i f i . c a t i o n i:ito Class I - C as a menber of t h c u m e d f o r c e s should b: !nade. If t h e a.pBlic,ztion ; i s r e j e c t a d , t h c r e g i s t r n n t . shou1.d theri 'w c l a s s i f i c d i n t h e s a . m manner as m y o t h e r r e g i s t r a n t .

Question 7.--I&iy a r e g i s t r a n t waive h i s r i g h t t o bc? r c l i i v e d f r o 3 l i n b i l i t y f o r t r a i n i n c 2nd s c r v i c e becauso of previous m i l i t n r j service?

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Such members will normally be s t u d e n t s of junior o r s e n i o r s t a n d i n g i n such insti.tuti0n.s. Under 10 U.S.C.A. 381, t h e words tlSenior Divisiont1 apply t o R.O.T.C. i n s t a l l a t i o n s a t u n i v e r s i t i e s or c o l l e g e s g r a n t i n g degrees and t h o s e e s s e n t i a l l y military schools n o t c o n f e r r i n g academic degrees e s p e c i a l l y designated by t h e S e c r e t a r y of 'Tar a s qualifi.ed, and t h e IlJunior Divisiont1 i n c l u d e s t h e i n s t a l l a t i o n s a t a l l other i n s t i t u t i o n s than those described above. The words "Advanced Courset1 mean t h e course of i n s t r u c t i o n given those s e l e c t e d for advanced m i l i t a r y t r a i n i n g i n t h e R.O.T.C. o r N.R.O.T.C. upon completion of t h e i n i t i a l two y e a r s ! e l e c t i v e o r conp&ory course o f m i l i t a r y t r a i n i n g p r e s c r i b e d by 10 U.S.C.A. 381. Question 2.--When does a s t u d e n t becone a c s d e t of 'the Advanced Course, Senior Division, B.O.T.C. or N.R.O.T.C.?

Answer. --It has been a d m i n i s t r a t i v e l y determined by National Headquarters . _. that'-cadGts who have completed two academic y e a r s o f t h e s e r v i c e p r e s c r i b e d f o r menbers of t h e S e n i o r Division, R.O.T.C., and who have been s e l e c t e d by t h e P r e s i d e n t of t h e i r i n s t i t u t i o n and t h e Professor of E E l i t a r y Science and T a c t i c s f o r f u r t h e r t r a i n i n g (QMC Form # 3 ) , and who have executed t h e c o n t r a c t s e t f o r t h on s a i d form, a r e c a d e t s of t h e Advanced Course, Senior Division, R.O.T.C., w i t h i n t h e meaning of S e c t i o n 5 ( a ) Sel e c t j v e Training and S e r v i c e Act of 1940.

/ s / Lewis B. Hershey, Deputy Director.

The Navy Department announced t h a t t h e Jamestown will be commissioned and converted f o r t h e t r a i n i n g o f t h e Uidshipmen of t h e Third Class a t t h e Naval Acadevj during t h e coming summer. The Jamstovm, formerly t h e yacht Alder, was acquired by t h c Yavy from K. 3. Thompson f o r conversion t o a gunboat. Accommodations f o r 100 midshipmen, i n a d d i t i o n t o t h e s h i p l s company, w i l l be i n s t a l l e d i n t h e Jamestorrn which w i l l m k e s h o r t c r u i s e s during t h e summer. There a r e 853 midshipmen i n t h e Fourth Class which v c i l l become t h e Third Class a t t h e end of t h e p r e s e n t s c h o l a s t i c y e a r . "US TIE CAT GOT YOUR TONGUE?"

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The quotas assigned t o t h e Naval D i s t r i c t s will be divided between t h e Engineering and Arts and Sciences graduakes, based on t h e needs of t h e Service. . . September 18,.19&l, January 22, 1942, and M y 28, 1942, a t Abbott Hall, a Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois, and on t h e Prairie S t a t e , 135th S t r e e t and North River, A ' w York City, New Pork, and one c l a s s w i l l be held a t t h e U. S . Naval Acadeqy, Annapolis, KarJland, about Febr u a r y 13, 1912, a f t e r .the g r d u a t i o n of t h e 1942 class of r e g u l a r nidshinmen. T h e fluota for %a& c l a s s a t 2Jorthwestern University Will bt? of t h o s e assigned t o t h e P r a i r i e S t a t e and t h e Navzl Acadeny c l a s s w i l l be t r a i n e d f o r e n g i n c e r i n g ' d u t i e s , w h i l e t h o s e a t Northwestern will be

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o f f i c e r s w i l l be t r a i n e d i n t h e f u n d a x n t n l s of m i l i t a r y d i s c i p l i n e , shipboard life and naval proceiture by o f f i c e r s of tIte r e g u l a r Navy and v & l l be under c r i t i c a l observation f o r d m o n s t r n t i o n o f those b a s i c mental and m o r a l a u a l i t i c s demanded of a l l mval o f f i c o r personnel. p e r i o d will be dischr?rgt.,ci fror? t h e Nwal Reserv; i m c d i n t s l y ,
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The government w i l l pay t h e railway f s r e md s u b s i s t e n c e of successf u l a p p l i c a n t s enroutE t o and from t h e p o i n t o f t r a i n i n g . T h s s t u d e n t s will r e c e i v e no pay d u r i n g t h e one nont5's preliininary t r a i n i n g , b u t 1 4 1 1.1 ,be given t h c i r food, lodging, u n i f o r m , books, and equii;ment, s o t h a t no d i r e c t expnnsc w i l l be involvod f o r thosc accepted. Thosc who successf u l 1v comrAr7t2 t5a D x 1 i m i n x - v c o w s 3 and a r ? zip2oint;ed Ysval " n c s z n e

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Naval Reserve %idshj.prr,en who scccessfu1.l;~ corpl3t.3 %he 90-dzy Course w i l l bs given conmissions tLs ensigns i.11 thr: Volunteer N a r a l Reserve f o r deck o r engineering d u t i e s .

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some 570 s t r o n g were graduated a t t h e U. S. Xnval Academy and commissioned Ensigns, V.S.K.R., a f t e r having completed s u c c e s s f d l y t h e i r . The g u e s t speaker was t h e Honorable Herbert 8 CjfConor, Governor o f Maryland, who delivered a most i n s p i r i n g address i n which he erykas i z e d t h e s e r i o u s n e s s of t h e i n t e r m t i o n a l s i t u a t i o n as it now exists, and p o i n t i n g o u t t o t h e s e young men how t h e y can serv? t h q f u t u r e generat i o n s . Governor O'Conor also prcsentcd t h e graduates t h e i r comnissions.
Graduation o f this class brlngs t h e t o t a l nmher of grackates have a p p l i e d for and are now on a c t i v s diity.

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w i l l graduate from t h e F r a i r i e S t a t e on Juna 6 ar?d from Northwestern on June 12.

One more c l a s s will convene on ; m e 16 at, Xcrthrvostem and June 12 on board t h e F r a i r i c S t a t e , thus comglcting i n e a r l y S q t c n b e r t h e f i r s t V-7 Reserve LE d:hipaen P r o p s .

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61-41, which g i v e s i n full cietail i n f o m c t i o n regarding Naval Reserve

candidates f o r c m p e t i t i v e sp2ointxent for t h e U. S. Naval Acadery.
REQUIREIIENTS FO2 APL'OIXT?~WT T I E fiAVAL ACAlXllY FLOJl Th?;: NAVAL RESERVE TO

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Only e n l i s t e d r i m of t h 3hval R%erve who meet t h e f o l l o w -

lEust be citjzens of t h e Unltec? S t a t e s , o v e r 17 years o f age arAdn o t more t h a n 2?- years of a ~ on A p r i l 1 e af t h e year i n xhlctl a:T;;?oiritecl.

(Sprvice by J u l y 1 o f t h e p a r t n which a p p i r : t e d . i n t h e Xarine CJVS JZeserv? s h a l l be c r e d i t e d . )

Must have had two years i n h i g h s c h o o l o r an eqiiivatxro kilf y2ars of a l g c s k r and cno-half ;rear o f geometry.

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trite of r e n t s 1 e x m i x i t 5 on for a h i s s i o n . (All active duty yerformcci i n t h i s conr.ection s!zall be computed on t h e 'rxsis of m e nonth'L" acti_T;n C ; t ; b e i n g t h e aquiva.u,; lmt of j d r i l l s . )

T r m s c r i p t f r o n swvS c 2 r:?cord and r c p o r t of p h y s i c a l e x m i n a t i o n , (For? Y), i n di.i$l.i.cite shall be a t t a c h e d .

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The l e t t e r quoted below was r e c e n t l y addressed t o t h e Commandant, Third Naval D i s t r i c t .

"1. The Third Division, F i r s t B a t t a l i o n , Third Naval D i s t r i c t , comnanded by Lieutenant Comander Lewis H. Rabbage, D-0, U.S.N.R., att a i n e d t h e h i g h e s t graded merit (100.000) of a l l t h e d i v i s i o n s of t h e OrRanized Reserve a t Naval iieserve Battle P r a c t i c e f i r e d during t h e competition y e a r l9l+O-41. The Third Division i s t h e r e f o r e awarded t h e Naval Reserve Gunnery Trophy f o r t h e y e a r 1940-41.
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The Chief of t h e Bureau of I\i,?vigation i s p l e a s e d t o commend "2. t h e Commanding O f f i c e r and members of t h e Third Division for t h e i r exc e l l e n t performance i n minning t h i s trophy. Copies of t h i s l e t t e r w i l l be made a p a r t OS: t h e o f f i c i a l rpcords o f t h e o f f i c e r s of t h e d i v i s i o n who took p a r t i n t h e p r a c t i c e . Appropriate e n t r y s h a l l be m d e i n t h e s e r v i c e records 0 2 t h e following men n?io congrised t h e guns' crews:

G n Captain G Pointers Trainer Sightsetter 1 s t Loader 2nd Loader 3rd Loader 4th Loader

Slack, H. C. Jznocha, J. J. C h r i s t i e , k . P. Lev;r, 13. E. l;cCres, ,'.*. E. Nfcosia, S . L. K i l l e l e a , C. F. Manger, P.

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A s t h e Third Division i s now s e r v i n g i n t h e U.S.S. Pollux, "3. t h e Commanding O f f i c e r of t h a t s h i p is requested t o p u b l i s h t h i s l e t t e r a t q u a r t e r s . '1

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(formal a p p l i c a t i o n for f l i g h t t r a i n i n g i n t h e n'aval Reserve), complete w i t h s i g n a t u r e a i a l l docunentary eviderice required, v i a one o f t h e m n a v a l a v i a t i o n c i u e t s e l e c t i s i i boards f u n c t i o n i n g irzder t h e commandants of t h e r e s p e c t i v e n a v a l d i s t r i c t s i n t h e c o n t i n e n t a l l i m i t s of t h e United States.
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The r e s e r v e o f f i c e r s who are recomnended by a naval a v i a t i o n cadet s e l e c t i o n board, and whose a p p l i c a t i o n s are approved by t h e SurPau o f NavigaEon, a r e ordered t o r q j o r t f o r e n l i s t m e n t a s seamen, second c l a s s , V-5, U. S. Naval Reserve. Upon e n l i s t m c n t , t h e i r coinmissions are vacated as of t h e day p r i o r t o e n l i s t m e n t . F'dllowing s u c c e s s f u l completion of e l i m i n a t i o n f l i g h t t r a i n i n g a t a naval r e s e r v e a v i a t i o n base t h e y a r e t r a n s f e r r e d t o a n a v d f l i g h t t r a i n i n g c e n t e r and appointed as a v i a t i o n cadets. Upon s u c c e s s f u l c o n p l e t i o r of f l i g h t t r a i n i n g they w i l l be The d a t e of rank of a l l encomvissioned a s e n s l e n s , A-V(N), U.S.li.P,, i s t h e d a t e gf graduation o f t h e i r r e s p e c t i v e s i g n s , A-V(N), U.S.Y.E., c l a s s e s i n f l i c h t tra.ining.
A r e s e r v e o f f i c e r who vcrcates a c o m d s s i o n t o e i i l i s t i n Class V-5 f o r a v i a t i o n t r a i n i n g lnsy be corlsider?a f o r rezppointment i n h i s former commissioned sta+,us, i n case h e f a l l s a t any stage o f t h e f l i g h t t r a i n i n g .

The s t u d e n t e n t r y r a t e f o r p l l o t t r a i n i n g on Xay 1, 194-3, was one .4, hundred s t u d e n t s p e r month. On Fay 1, 1 3 1 t h t s r a t e had i n c r e a s e d t o 500 p e r rronth. In J u l y , 1941, t h e r a t e w i l l be i n c r e a s e d t o 800 e n t r i e s p e r month. The s t u d e n t s who e n t e r t h e Naval A i r S t a t i o n s a r c s e l e c t e d a t sixt e e n Naval Reservs Aviation Baszs which conduct eliminzition f l i g h t t r a i n i n g . Ground i n s t r u c t i o n glus up t o t e n h c u r s ' primary f l i g h t t r a i n i n g i s given a t t h s e Sas ?s, and s u c c w s f u l c m d i d a t e s a r e a2pointcd a v i a t i o n c a d c t s u2on e n t e r i n g t r a i n i n g a t Pmsacola, J a c k s o m i l l e , or Corpus Christi.
O f t h e t h r e e new Nzival Reservo Aviztion Sases authorized f o r cons t r u c t i o n A l y , 1940, t h e Naval Reserve Aviation 3ases a t A t l a n t a and i Dallas are now operating. The new bzse :t Jm Orlcans will b e o p r a t i n g on June 1, 1941. :\Jew an3 nor5 s a t i s f a c t o r y facilities a t Naval Reserve Bases, S t . Louis, 2 i n n c q m l i s , Lon.; Behch, and Oakland a r e under construct i o n . Althouph c o n s t r u c t i o n work i s being don-. a t t h e s e bases, t h e y a r c o p e r a t i n g a t t o p i u o t a s . Th; r q u i r e d numbx o f t r a i n i n g a i r s l a n e s have been d s l i v t r d , brixipixg t h c t o t a l nurfibcr . o f Islancs a s s i g n d t o t h e six-

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The ;bv;y Department r e c e n t l y announced t h a t t k e f & c i l i t i ; . s f o r tnl i s t m n t i r i Class ?l-l, Uerchant bIarine Resenr?, have been expanded a d c r e v i s i c n Qf the requiremcnts f3r cnli.stinmt lisve Sten yib1ish;a. ,,ommmdants of a l l Naval D i s t r i c t s :?rid t h e CarrxLndant of t h e Nnty Yard, I;asllitigt?n, Li. C., are a i t h o r i z t d Lo makc enlistmcnts i n Class X-1, and r z c r u i t i n l ; o f f i c e r s for t h c v z r i o u s d i s t r i c t s ~$11 designated by be t h c Camandant of the resDecti-r-e d i s t , r i c t s . T n addition. fzpiliti J q f q r
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The n e x t service-widc exaninetion f o r c h i e f p e t t y o f f i c e r s w i l l be h e l d October 30, 1941, f o r c a n d i d n t m rccomnended and e l i g i b l e as o f February 28, 1942 ( i n s t e a d of December 31, 1941, as previously mnouncsd). k c i r c u l a r l z t t e r contrziniiig p e r t i n e n t informetion on t h e s u b j e c t i s being i s s u e d s h o r t l y . A t t e n t i o n i s i n v i t e d t o t h e m t i c l e 011 tr?.ining courses f o r c h i e f p e t t y o f f i c e r r r t i n g s published on p g e 38 of Burem o f Nczvig;ltion Bull e t i n J0.291. Candldates are a,3;;.i> rernir?ded t h t courses must b e con2 l e t e d 2nd p r a c t i c a l f x t o r s ciiccked o f f boforc t h e dptte of t h e exanination. Recommendation of comm~ndingo f f i c e r i s ncccssnry f o r a c a n d i d c t e t o be ? e m i t t e d t o conpete i n t h e e x m i n a t i o n . llen sbout t o be disch?.rged o n a p i r a t i o n of x d i s t m e n t are advised o f t h e d e s i r ? - b i l i t y ' o f r e e n l i s t i n g on board, i n o r d e r t o i n s u r e t h c maintenmce of t h z i r recommended s t a t u s , i f such vms earned on t h e i r present duty.

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The p2r;iclrlar c i r c u n s t m c e s lindcr which t h e various allowances are t o be p z i d are niTescribed i n det,ail by t h e laws which e s t a b l i s h them. The c i r c u m t n n c e s uiidei- which many r e q u e s t s are presented inake i t d i f f i anci xhy they were aqiroved for forwarding t o t h e c u l t t o understand h o ~ v Bur:au. P r i o r t o passage of t h e di;?encJ,ency a l l o w a x e a c t , many r e q u e s t s base6 solely o n marriage wert: '?warded t o t h e Bureau. Since such passage men for ahom quarters were previous'Ly n o t ava-ilable (according t o t h e i r o f f i c i a l r e q i e s 5 s ) n e v e r t h e l e s s a p a r m t l y have becn a s s i g n e d q u a r t e r s and have been pit on dependency h l l o m n c e .

The following Alnav VES issued 02 !day 2, 1-941,relative t o rediiced rates :ranted persormel of the Arny, %LV;I.,' Zlarine Corps 'and Coast 'Guard.

o f f e r i n g rnmbeiz of t h 3 arrncd scrvi x s t h e rcducnd r a t r s xs o u t l i n e d abov,:.

Tht?ra h a w bcen incirtsnt,s rei!srtod in t h o p z s t where nembcrs of rd t h c p c r s o n n d of t h e Amy, rl'avy, a i Xx-iiie C o r p havm unf:rt-Lnately fiot conduc tGa t h m s d v b s i n t h e p o s e r m a m a wl.,il2 t r a v e l l i n g on trains. The conavct of t h c s c f c x i n d i v i d i i a h hns been a r e f l e c t i o n on t h e s c r v i c s .

f l e c t good c r e d i t on t h e s c ~ v i c e . thGy represent. E l c c t y o x r s c l f a comm i t t e x o f 0116 t o do your D a r t .

N m y , and loss of ;2 nay bc fcund by the si.q:lcst c r i t h m t , i c , t h e :y Burcau s s e s m cxcusi~xhataoevcr T o r t%c: nmi'7cr o f excessive puri shments

negligence Ss involvc d,

I n t k c u s ~ : o f p:tty officers i t should be used

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a u t e l e c t r i c clocks ?.re f a r from x c u r a t c , 2s t h e i r rz.tcs v n y with tlic Spi>ed o f t h c gsr?er;Ltors sup;:lyinz t h e cui-rent. So t h e ?-J?-v:.l Observat o r y , ?hLch c:-lculztos time t o h thouszndth of ; second, u t i l i z e s c i c ryst,2-1-c Oi3. t r o l l e d c l o ck- t r r n : 1.it t c,r, th 2-L is t h c Ro1 s -Roy c e o f e 1 c t r i c 1 e clocks. It i s bclicvcd compcr&ivdy fcx know th;,t, Lhis clock m t u c l l y i s c o n t r o l l e d by ;z yumtz-cr;yst?.l. .,ny good d e c t r i c clock vi0ul.d kcep p e r f c c t tiint: i f t h e c u r r e n t drivi a g it :ICX chsol_utcly c o n t r o l l e d LS t o f recpency. The: p i c z o - d c c t r i c qux%z c r y r L r l Zcts as c t u n i n g fork i n t h i s i n s t a n c e . Thc crystr.1, ehen pi.op,rly c u t x i t h rcsnect t o i t s ~ X C S , 2nd .;round t o s i z c , v i b r c l t t s r.t .L? nCtur:LI frLqiency of 50 kc. T h i s vibr-.tion is irizintcined by pl-zcing t h o cryst:>.: x i t h i n 7.3 < ? l t c m - t i n gc l e c t r o m g r i c t i c f i c l d . L c h t i i e t h e crysI : t n l v i b r c t e s , it sdts U r: ,nini.itc c u r r c n t w i t h i n i t s c l f . Thc niinutc currmt t h u s p i c r e t c d i s t a k e n o f f by t i n y contc?.cts, r m p l i f i e d b v - c u m y tubes, m d i t s f r c q u a c y reduced t o 1 kc. It i s t h i s c u r r e n t t h a t d r i v e s t h c n o t o r s of t h t c l o c k - t r ~ n s m i t t e r svintcln s m d out t h e time s i g x l s . chtnzes ? Ie c t tht: fz-cquoncy o f t h e cy,& nls v i b r c t i o n , ,f so tiley z r c ;rot,xled by insul:,ted boxts, thcrinost:.tic?-liy c o n t r o l l e d t o wit 1iin . Q ~ ' C .
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Thus t h c c;yst--l-controllcd ciock gcnerntes i t s om x c u r r z t c l y moni' t o r e d curreiit, : L i l l ; O ~ ~ . t i C ? J lscnds out t h e hourly time si Zn?.ls, r.nd t o ~ i, i n s u r e ~ c c u r ~ x y s sc..t,t w i c e d"ily t o c o r r c c t t h c fcw thous:indtlis of ?. ScCOiid it nq- h?.vi: d i 5 f t c d o f f siiicc t h e k s t s e t t i n g .

This L31hlication contzins infor,:r t i o n of c s s i s t - n c e i n t h e n a v i g : t i o n of : l r c r z f t i n t h e "Jest Indics, l3crmidc2, Br-hr;?m Islnnds, cnc? t h e n o r t h c o n s t s o f Colombi:: a d Vcnezu<l:i.

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The Tome School, P o r t l k E ? i t , , %iryl-:nd. T h i s i s a noh-scct?:rian .-school e s t z b l i s l i e d i n l9Ol ?&ndh Z V i i ? g Ln sp-,,roxi:ntte e n r o l l m ~ n to f 150 boys, divided i n tcio schools: a j u n i o r scliooi, zrr;.des f i k throuzh ei;,;ht snd ~ 1 . s e n i o r s c h o o l , gradcs ninn tiiroxgh twelve. It i s a c l r s s k college ;3rc:p.?.ratoqr school. D q t c i t i o n i s $300 p1.i~~ ?-bout $50 f o r extras; board ;nc; t . i i t i 3 2 is $1200 pliis 55 f o r i.,x%ras. Tome o f f c r s ;L Mavy scholjrsliip, repcLtcd zutonictically yzzr by yesr cccording t o t h e student c o l i t i m i r g qu:.lj.ficF.tions for nid, t o t h e amount of c200 f o r boa-ders t a d 5 f o r d ~ y 0 students. Thest? s c h o l r . r s h i p s do n o t r e q u i r e q u c l i f y i n g ex;.,n'in:,. tioils.
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IDLE I O D EQU'IP TYE FIFTH COLWNIST ' S WORKSHOP YRS -67-

1893 U.S.S. I."nrrima.: ( c o l l i e r ) sunk i n channel t o harbor of Santiago, e ~ i t Cuba, by L4 ~ ~ ~ l t?lobson~ arid eiqLt v o l u n t e e r s from fleet t o prevent escape cf- Spanish squadron.

4. June
1262 F o r t P i l l o w evac-uateci by t h e Confpderates. 1363 1929 U.S.S.

Sv~,tzerlana reconnoitercd Ccnfederate b a t t e r i e s a t Sim,esp>ort, La.

1i.S.S.

Fulton a c c i d e n t a l l y blmn up a t Brooklyn, 14. Y. F i r s t s t e a m r buil.t for U. S. KE?S::J 2nd o r i g i n a l l y intended t o throw hot v:ater as wc.13. as s!=A -- L. kil;c-d. +?

6 June
lr/'73 -1J.S. Vcsse1-z Bosfon and Confedfracy captuFed t h r e e eneny vessels which werc su5scql.icntly tnken .i.:ito g e n e r a l s e r v i c e .
U. S

1362 -

. Fleet a t t a c k e d B:emphis,

Tmne?see.

1262 I I _

Confederate vi.sse1 L i + , t l e R e b c l captured by T,J. S. I!avy.

1893 '5or;hardmnt of Santiago F o r t s .

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U.S.S. Crockton and Lexington learned t h a t biexican t r a o p s had

a t t a c k e d f o r c e s o f Gcncrzl Taylor n o r t h o f t b e Rio Grande. <I;otq: -8 &me.)

1?50 - h e r i c a : i s l a v c r !!artha c q t m - e d by V.S.S. Perry. (Captain Foote.) 1346 Cmxodore t - M i l l i k m sSlr3at aLa.Xezatlan engared Conf'edrrate b a t t e r i e s a t Ben?,

- Szmpon +,o

1993 U.S.S. f?rtrhlc%ad, Y a d w ? ,

c i q t u r e Gua

xncl S a i n t L m i s d e t a i l e d by A d n i r a l say, C1lb:i.

8 June

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U. S. Cm S o a t f l o t i l l a e n r q e d H.X.S. L o i t r e -

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Fatuxcnt River.

1846

Conmodore Sloat, i n F r i g a t e Savannah s a i l e d for t,he. c o a s t o f Calif o r n i a t o c s r r j o n t orclxs of departmellt of 24 J w e , 1 3 5 14.

9 June

1313
17G4

U.S.S.

President czst,ure:ci Bri:; Kitty

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guns and 11 g r i s o n e r s ,

Massachusetts S t a t e vessel P r o t e c t c r destroyed B r i t i s h P r i v a t e e r AdrIiral Ijuf f

1314

U.S. Brig Rattlesnake with only two guns captured and Surned Brig John.

IO 3zlfi,o
I

! 1797 LamchinF; of &+ gun f r i p t e Unj.ted St,atcs z t Philsdelphia.

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1801 Bashavr of T r i p o l i , formalPj declared war'

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t h e Unitcd S t a t e s .

1313 1263
1871
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U.S.S. F r e s i d e n t ca-,t~?.red54 nen Xi3 1 2 guns f r m Packet B i k e of Eont r o se. Vicks'curz b ? . t t w i c s d e : s t l * o ; ~ d U. S. I!aq-. tly Two Korean I c r t s captured 5y Soat, cxpEdit.ior: from t h c 3.S.S. B~Ionocacyand Colorado.

18Q8 I i a r i n m landed n t Guar;tx~amoBay, Cuba.

1900
171 2'
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1863 1964

P a r t i c j p s t i on of 1!avai BriSade under Captain 3lcCalla i n expedit i 0 2 t o 1 ~ 1 i . l ! ~ a t i o n s at, Pekin. c y ~

11 Jxne
Amrican s a i l o r s 2nd marinqs a t t a c k e d Korean F o r t s i n Pfneyang R i w r , cx-@.nz t l ? e m by s t o r r .
1J.S.S.

P r e s i d e n t c a p t i r e d and s e n t t o France 8 r i g Maria, 14 guns, Florida c a 2 t u r e d Llozka-ie r m n e r Calypso.

35 prisoners.
U.S.S.

Alabama m t e r d harbor of Cherbourg, France, f o r ;in overhatll 2nd t o takc, or c n a l , having b z e n o n a continuous c r u i s e f o r nearl;r two years, h,zvinp *,ravelled 57,001 m i k s , burndd 57 s h i p s , under command of Captain Semmes. ( I b t e : S +e 19 Junc. ) STREET CARS A I 3 FOR RIDING, NOT TALKING --

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1 2 June

1780

P r i v a t e e r Comet c u t o u t e i g h t English merchantmen o f f Sandy

189g F i r s t U. S. Amy e x p e d i t i o n s a i l e d for Cuba.

1867 1899

Naval Brigade from U.S.S. Tyoming and Hartford r o u t e d savages of Formosa, d r i v i n g them i n t o i n t e r i o r , burning t h e i r v i l l a g e s i n r e t a l i a t i o n f o r t h e murder o f t h e crew of t h e American Bark Rover. Landing p a r t y of 90 men from t h e U.S.S. Helena and Monadnock, routed enemy who began f i r i n g upon Navy Yard, a t I!!anila, P h i l i p pine Islands.

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14 June
1777

C o n u e s s passed r e s o l u t i o n which made t h e S t a r s 2nd S t r i p e s t h e

1777 John Paul Jones commission i s s u e d t o comnand t h e Ranger.

on Lake Ontario. burned d u r i n g passage t o F r m c c 13 eneny v e s s e l s , p r o p e r t y t o t n e amount of two and one-half m i l l i o n do: hands of energ.

1862
1'347

U.S.S.

Sumpter sunk i n c o l l i s i o n i n Chasapeake Bay.

lL%8 U. S. l!arines en>zagedSpanish t r o o p s a t Guantanamo, Cuba.

Town of Tobasco, Kexico, captured by Commodore Perry.

1898 Bombardment of SantiaEo f o r t s .

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1772

Eigl-it color;. b o a t s from Rhode I s l a n d , no ems, bit w i t h p&.ix stones , ccl;;tured E q l i s l i Scliooncr Gaspee, tender t o E r L t i s h Squadror:, o f f P r o v i d m c r , ivhicl; h 3 n i n aground ir! chasa of n Packst Iknnz\, carriec? Sj- bonrding, s e t on fire, mcd soon a f t e r blew u2.

U. S. b o a t a t t a c k on t h r e e B r i t i s h f r i g a t e s a t Farpton Roads.

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Volunteer Reserve (Special S e r v i c e ) O f f i c e r s on a c t i v e duty with f o r c e s a f l o a t t y a n s f e r t o Volunteer Reserve (Gensrsl Service). Unemplopent congensetion b e n e f i t r i g h t s of c e r t e i n e n l i s t e d men of t h e Naval Service. United S t a t e s Savings Eonds purchased with Ship's Serv5.ce Fuiids; R e S i s t r a t i o n o f . Complaints regartiin!: d r a f t s of e n l i s t e d rnen w h i l e t r a v a i i n g on public conveyances. i'hval Reserves s e r v i n g a t sea. S t m p c r e d i t s f o r naval post, o f f i c e s . O f f i c i a l rc-r;isicncz o f Fhvcl.1 R e s w v e O f f i c e r s . C e r t i f i c a t e recpired on claims f o r t r a n s p o r t a t i o n o f dependents on changc of home y a r d or I )me port. Xnl-isted Fersoiinzl D i s t r i & t i o n of. E n l i s t e d Personael Trariafer of f n n i Forces a f l o z t . E l i g i b i l i t y of Enlisted mi:^ of t h e I'ieqular Navy and of t h e Naval Reserve for trainin,: tis Reserve 22i2shipnen. Identification Tags. Engineering Duty Only o f f i c c m for t h e ticronaa",ic Orqanization. Reports of Death. Enlisted F e r s o x c l status o f , Naval Reserve candidates for m p t , i t i v e apycintnent f o r t h e U. S. Navel Academy.

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Cancellation of t h e Annual Competitions a i o n g i.sctal.ionci, ciivi s i o n s , znr! sqmcirons of t h s Orpsriized Rcserv.;. I i e c r u i t i n c Policy, FJaval Rt.s~.:r;c.

19-41

"HAS THE CAT GOT YOUR TONGUE?"

- 'VriELL,

LET IJIIJ; KEEP IT!

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Aerological Course O f f i c e r s S e l e c t e d for....,.............. Answers t o Quiz on Page 23....... Appreciation Appropriation B i l l . . . . . . . , . . . . . A s s i s t a n t Surgeons U. S. Navy..

............................ 17-18 ................................................. 30 3 ............................... 11 .............................. 22-23 Bishop I Y i l l i m T. Naming... ................................. 9-10
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C a l i f o r n i a IlIaritime Academy Graduates........................ Cameras, R e s t r i c t e d Use of................................... Chairman of C o m i t t e e s on National Defense of S t a t e Bar A s c a i n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . soito....................., Chief P e t t y O f f i c e r Advancements... Chief P e t t y O f f i c e r Examinations.............................

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59-60 54-55 55
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Commendations................................................
Commendation t o Coumander Delxer S. Fahrney, U.S.N.,......... Conduct o f Personnel...... Corrections Pamphlet !?Schools and C d l e g e s Granting Concessions t o Sons nnd Daughters o f O f f i c e r and E n l i s t e d "ersonnel, U. S. Xavy, 1940. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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66-67
58
51 1

Deck Court I r r e g u l a r i t i e s . Defense Savings Bonds Navy Procedure f o r Handling Purchase o f b~Naval Personnel,........................... niscipline Discontinuance of Daily Press Release on Changes of Duty o f O f f i c e r s of t h e U. S. Navy and Marine Corps

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67 53-54

Education Courses Offered t o Wisconsin l<hn................... Enlistments, Class 14-1, U. S. Eerchant Marine Reserve Fleeman Knows H i s Oats!...................................... F l i g h t Training f o r Naval Reserve Officers..

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................. Gourmets Take Motice.. ....................................... Graduation Exercises - F i r s t Class of Reserve Mdshipmen, U. S. Nzval Acadeyd ........................................ G r a t e f u l Parents..... ........................................
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46 46-47 55-56 39-40 49-50 43 35-36 3-4 64 63-64

25 25-27

dmnery Trophy, Naval Reserve................................

k a r s t Trophy, N.R.O.T.C.

R i f l e Conpetition. Heroic Vork - L!embers of A m y and Mavy B r i l l i a n t l y F i g h t F i r e Is. 0. P u b l i c a t i o n 30. 214 - Volume V I . . . . . . . . . . . I............ fiydrographic Office; Nw Hydrographic Office P u b l i c a t i o n . . e I d e n t i f i c a t i o n Tags... I n Defenss of Commnications.. Information f o r Fietired O f f i c e r s

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......................... L,onguage . h s t ; n i c t i m.. ...................................... T . . w - Se!..ect,ions for P o s t g n d u a t e I n s t r u c t i c n . . ............. L e ~ i s l a t i o ,......,.: n ....................................... Li.fes~~viiig.. ................................................
J z e s t o m , Trxiniiip
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:iids?ipmn..

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49
17
1 1 2-3

...................... 77 52 2.isi.ling 2dcireases.. ......................................... ?\fd:e t h e n e s t of 'Xhat Tie Have ...............................-28-29 f$.ana.bcrs of k v a l iieserv? t o be Rcleased t o Inactive Puty f i f t e r ~ n ~ ~ r g e.......................................... ncy 37 L k r c h m t b:arine 5::s x v c ; r a i n i n g Cent 3 s s . ................... 54 F:ohil.i.zation of Nrwal tt.-,seme F1%t liivi sions. .............. 44
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K s t 3f 5ureau of Na~ri.Ca?,io~ Circular Lettqrs Beginning lqril 22, l ~ , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -~l..................... I i s t of tiavnl Ht-smve Circular L e t t s r s

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Off!. ccrs for Avi.2.tioiz ' T x i n i n g ( Xcmf-cr-thnn-Air) ~ f f ' j - c e r s a r Aviation T r a i n i n g (LiGntcr-than-Air) f O f f i c e r s fa. TrriLsZer to t h e Su:?::ly C o r - s , U. S . K:YTJ, and f o r Lrist;rl.lctiori a the 'krd t Fi.nance < cSa;>>'ly mi
S C ~ O O

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21-22

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GEfi.cer F r m o t i o n s . .

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14-16

Pzjjr7,erit of i;l.lormrices to E n l i s t e d hez for <i;artc?m 'Sxbsi s t;:ncz. P r o c u r m a - k cf ClotM.ng :in2 S.n:d.!. Stc>rt3:7 !int:irlal f t ~ r h e t
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P r o g r e s s of P i l o t Trs.ini.r.g, Kay 1, ?L'?&)-XayI-, 1941, and .xp,?nsion P?avaI- ?52?31'\7e AvS.r1.ticn Fnsos ' . F:-ov:.sions fz.r thc i5"Vy.

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56-57'
51-52
52

..................................... flQi.~.a.rterly ??.eport o f T r a i n i n g A c t i v i t i . z s " Obsolete. ......... Qu:.@cy Appointfed Chief of S t a f f of hruviari Ikv;.i.. .........
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14 23-24
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RaP.lroxl FXYS f ~ !kxr3d S e r v i c m . . r

......................... Recruiters' Trainlng School.. ................................

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(Coni ) Recruiting Ppclicy. 1J.S.E.R Requests f o r S p e c i a l Courses o r Speclal. Assigrnents t o Duty Row! Boys. R .! o r

INDEX . .

.................................. 44-45 . 13-14 ............................................. 40-41 School Concession ........................................... 67-68 68 Secretaqy of S t a t e John Hay, 1902 ........................... S e l e c t i v e S e r v i c e ........................................... 31-33 Seven U . S . Navy Vessels X m e d .............................. 9-9 ~h%p's Service Insurance .................................... 46 Spanish I n s t r u c t i o n - E n l i s t e d Fen, Washington Area ......... 49 S p i r i t o f ' 4 1............................................... 64-66 Sponsors Designated ......................................... 5-8 Supply Corps ................................................ 22 Supply Corps - U . S . Kava1 Reserve .......................... 20 Surface Navigation with t h e AmErican A i r Almanac ............ 61-62
Temporary D u t ? ~Orders Terminal Island Designated R o o s w e l t Bas2 Tour of the U S by t h e Chiefr, of t h e Eavnl General S t a f f s of lihe Amricar.1 Rcpgblics Training Coi.rSes ; Training Cruis ..s for Reserve ?'lidshipen Pbvr Attached t o t h e P r a i r i e St...te.. T r a i n i n s Program f o r Candidates, Ensigns. 1J L?, N. R T r a i n b g , U.S.N.R Transportation - Deper,der,t s R e t i r a d a d Reserve Personnel Trophy f o r Excellence

....................................... 36-37 U . S . Naval kcadeqr ......................................... 29-30 U . S . Naval Accide.3y. Fava1 ,Reserve C x d i d a t c s ............... 41-43 U . S . K-avzl Observsto ry ..................................... 60-61 Graduat;es Record C1.ass ........... 50-51 U . S . i%vy School o f 2.its.i~ U . S . Navy U n i f c m Regulations, lW+.l,....................... 24-25 U.S.S. W a s ~ n g t o ........................................... n 5 Talsh. Tion . David 1.. Cb.. a . mxn Senate Navd Affairs i Co..ittee ................................................ 1
'IYou Can't Take It V i t h Youtt

....................................... 4-5 13 ................... . . 12 ......................... ............................................ 25 ...................................... L O . . ........... 45-46 37-39 ........................................... ... 11-12

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