All Hands Naval Bulletin - Apr 1941

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A P R I L 26 , 1941,

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Cpmnunications and r m i t t a n c e s shcu!.d be ' i n t h e C!;apl.ainls hands

by 25 hlay, 194.1.

twgnty-two i nc hes i n dlauneter, c a r q 6 r q a large bunch of flot.jers, i sa v a i l a b l e for $2. However, s p e c i al p r c h a s e s for l a r g e r sur is w i l l bc

m d e , and deco ra t i ons s e n t d i r e c t l y t o t h e Chaplains nr i l l '00 placcc?

i rmEdiately upon the desigr .a ted graves.

R s t andard floral ex.hlem i n t h e fo,m of a wreath

??Al!E, PJ>JX, and ORGANJZATION of t h e deceased should be ind ica ted ,

t o @ A e r w i t h Crave o r L o t nmber nit& S c x t i o n , i f poss i b l e .

A n n n a l o5servance o f Xothcr*s Day w i l l be held t h r o u g b uUnite6 States on Sunday, K,:y 11, 1?4l. Atttlntiori of a l l KIT

r i n c Corps personnel i s i n v i t e d t u t hc si p i i f i c a n c e of ?,:other

and t o t h e d c t y o f everyone t o rerdcr trliImt3 t o his mother .

who can s?iould v i s i t h i s nother oir the?, 3zi.y n r shoiJld x r i t , > 3 n

l e t t e r to h~r.

t h eand 1%-

s Day

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CAPSLESS TALK EJAP HAVE CARZFUL LISTENERS



C O h % W D A T I O N

The S e c r e t a r y of t h e Navy r e c e n t l y a dd re ss ed l e t t e r s 3f comerx-la-t i o n t o t h e below-nared nen Tor the!.r i n i t i a t i v e ard inpr iu i ty i n ha vin g

made a valuaSle contrib~z%ion a national c7efense:

"It has been brought t o , the a t t en t ion of t h e Cepartment

that through your init iat i lk?! and i n g i s w i t y you have made av a lu a b l e c o n t r i b u t i o n t c j n s t i o n a l d c f e c s e .

!'The Dep,x*tment ca me nd s you fo r your ac t io n w5ich i si n keeping with t h e b e s t t r a d i t i o n s of t h e IVaval service."

The Governmnts of t F L eUni ted S ta tes , Canada, and the k i t e d Kingdomof Great Br it ai n and Ncrthern Ire lan d have signed a 2rcpocol a t London,orLEZarclI 27, 19G,which i s comnonly r e f e r r z d t o (ts t h c Lease-Lcnd Agree-

ment, The Aycement i s herewith briefly sumarj-zzd:

The Fourt,h clause of tine prcamblc reads as follot.rs:

whcrecs j t i s desired t h a t t h i s Rrsreercznt s h s l l be l u l f i l i e d

i n a s p i r i t of good neighborliness 5et-8een tl?e Government of

t h s U1:itt;d ;iingdozi and ';he Goverment c~f he TJriited Statcs

of AmrSca, 2nd t h e d e t a i l s of i t s pract,iczl appl-iclt l ion s h a l lbe arranged by fri~ n d l y ooperation; t 'nc undersigned, n'dulya uth or i zp d t o t h a t a f f s c t , have acracd 3s fo l lowst t . i w ro-

v i s i o n s of thy?various l r t i c l e s f ol loxi-ng th ts c l ausc p rov idet h a t t h e U ni ted States s h a l l hava a l l r i g h t s , power, anda u t h o r i t y i n t h e l e a s e d Ercas, 2nd i n t h e t e r r i t o r i a l wa te rs

and a i r spaces a d j e c e n t t b z r e to , necpsscry f o r t h e t - st x b li s h-rnsnt, use, oFcrat ion, and def zns e*t here of , or a p p r o p r i a t e f o rt h e i r c on tr ol .

emcrgemy, t h i s mcy be expar;dcd t o i n cl u de "(t11 csi rable ' l

r i p h t s , e t c .

"and

Furthermore, i i ; the case o f w 3 r o r o t h x

OUR SAFEi'Y DEP3ND3 OM YJUR SILENSE

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Some p r o v i s io n s of l o c a l applicztS.on a re o f i y t e r e s t ; f o ri n s t m c e , i n Bcxmuda, the Uni t& St a t e s n - i l l operats ; i 3

motor veh ic les ou t s i de th e leased ar ias , except as agreed,u n le s s i n t h e c 2s e o f war o r o t h e r emergencies.t h e U ni te d S t a t e s nay repair, res tore , o r c o n s t r c c t f a c i l i -t i e s o n t h e s i d e of t h e o l d Maval s t a t i o n , a t P c in t Royal,

f o r j o i n t we w i th t h e B r i t i s h ,p r e s er v e f e a t u r e s o f h i s t o r i c a l i n t e r e s t s o far as possible.

I n J m z i c z ,

The Vni ted Sta tes i s t o

I t i s t o be noted t h a t t he I . e t t ~ r f L o r d Lothian, da ted

September 2, which i s a bc2sic p a r t o f the Agrsement, pro-

v i d e s t h a t mil i tary ,urd naval h s e s on the Atralon Peninsula

and on t h e s o u th e r n coast! of K?:l:foiandlanrl and on 63-19.a s t

coast and. on theGrcnt

E ?y of 3cmudc'., rzre ; g r a te d t o t h eUni ted S t s tFs f r e e l y 2nd -A$ tholit, con,c?:.deration.

b m ~ s , n t h e CarT?-:jTr:n, e k . , 3 x p ~ n i d .'in exchange fornaval and ;r.ilitJar;. tq lii+ . ! I The k;:-ses are all ?ranted

except for c c q x n s a - i c n f n pyiprovidc f o r losse:: i.lc.ir;cir 3,; hm.. Provision i s mads f o r

a j o i n t e - q e r t co!nr:i t t x t:, d e t x n i n e t h e b o u n d a r i e s o f t h e

b a s e d a r m s . This i r t t c r of icr.ci Lo-!,llian i s confirmed by

t h p l e t t e r of Se c r c k q y o f Stzt;: ZL l , also o f SeptamSer 2 .

T l i C o t h r

,331. r,xt t o t h e Y ni tc d S t a t e s

p prpppr ty oiTmAcrs&& t o

The l e a s e d areas inc lude t% e f o l l o v i n y :

areas ; Bermud.i, 5 areas; J m z i c a , 6zreas;

Santn Lucia, 6areas; Antigua, 2 arms; T:-i:~idcxi, 4 areas; and B r i t i s h

Gujana, 2 :ircm.

Xwfoundlmci, 6

Captain John F. Shnfrot,h, 'Z.S. NX;T, E i r e c t o r of t h e N . ? v ~ %serve

Divis ion, Biircm of Nwi gy.tion, gave t k c in5rodYJctory address.



L. Y . SFEAR FZEFDATION PEIZE

Lieutenant ( j g ) Jack E. Gru$chfi-eid, iJ . S. k t y , was t h e honors tu d e n t and recei-fed the L. Y. Ssear F’mndation F r i z e for t h e of f i . ce r s ’

c l a s s a t t h e Submarine School vMc h xas paduated 01: :,:arch 2 7 , l W J .

I t i s e s t im a te d t h a t the fo!,lowinc officers on the Promotion L i s tw i l l make t h e i r zllmber f o r p r o m o t i o n on the approximate dates as f ~ l l o x - s :

Calytain

Commander

Carltor, F,. T o d dThmas L. YkttiesGerard F. GnlgSn t o C h ar l es iz. P m t tStuart 3. Inpm-so l l t o Edward C . Rwn

Lisutarirznt



Captai-n Edwsrd Albert Evers , D-9, U.S.N.R., t a s been recormended

by a Se l ec t i on Roar3 fai- prcaot ior , t o t h e & r id e o f Rear A d m i r a l i n t he

Uni.ted S t a t e s Naval Reserve.

r e p o r t o f t h e S e l p c t i o n Eoard on Karch 23, 1941.

enl i s t ed Augus t 7, 1897, n t h e Naval X i l i t i a of I l l i n o i s ; s c rv e d dur-

i n g t h e S p a n i s h- h e r i c a n \Tar as A.B., U.S S. INI)1'AlJA, €ror! Kay 20,

1398, o Septenber 15, 3.898; April 1, 917, accepted appointment i i i t h eNat iona l Iu'aval Vo1.unteer.s; A j p i l 7, 19x7, c a l l e d t o a c t i v e d ut y a tSeadquarter?, FTinth Fava1 n i s t r i c t .o us ly i n t h e U. S. Nzval Resei-\*e on activ;? duty i n t h e I ' linth Naval D i s -t r i c t s i n ce tha% da.te.

The S e c r e t a r j o f t k e Navy approved the

Captain Ever:: w a s Lorn January 16, 1878, n New York, New York;

Captzin E v n r s h a s served cont inz-

Captain Evers was se l ec t ed f o r proco t i on t o f i l l t h e vacancy i n

t h e g ra de of Rear Admiral which w i l l . b ? czused by t h e t r a n s f e r Lo t h eHonorary Ret i red L i s t of Rear A d r n i r l l Joli:i '7. K\'elsm, U.S.N.H., on June

1, l94.1. Rear Admiral IGelson has been at taci iqd t o t h e F i r s t N a v a l D i s -t r i c t , Boston, Ma,ssnchusett,s.

NAVAL RESEEVE OFFTCEHS SELECTED FOR FROMOTION TO COI.KANDEEl

The following o f f i c e r s of t h e Nmal. Zeserve h9ve been rpcomqended

by t h e Maval Reservi: Sc?lecti.on 3oard, approved by t h e S e c r e t a r y of t h eNavy, f o r prornotiori t o th 2 g rade of Comander i n Class A-V(S), U.S.N.R.:

Li eu t. Condr. Malcolm Fark er Hanson, Hj at ts vi l! e , I&ryland.Lieu t . Comdr. Richard Lloyd Farrelly, Mendhan;, ?Jew Jersey.Licut.Condr. E r l Cl in ton Farker Goulct , Pi t t sbu rgh , Pa.

SELECTONS

Postgraduate School , 1941

PLAYING WITH llrORDS IS LSIKE PLAYING WITH FIRE

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No s e l e c t i o n s w i l l he r n d e t h i s y e a r for t h e fc1!1owing courses:

General LineMaval Enginccrinq (O p e r n t i n g )Co x w n i a i ns

_.A N YGU KEEP A SECRFT? 0. K., KPEf I T .

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POSTGRADUATE SELECTIONS

NAVAL CONSTRUCTIOIOld AND Ef.JGIME3;:RING C O U R S E

C h s t o be convened i n 1.941:

Ensign D. A . 23al.l

. .Class t o be convened i n 1342:

Ensign Chisholm, D . &I,

11 Ila~vson,W. C .I t Dinsmore, J. 19.

11 D o l a n , J, W., Jr.11 Dimford, J. 14.

It Ehrlong, D.' 1 I!oaper, F, A .

Hushinp, 12'. C .

I t Oldf ie ld , J. C .

11 ReigS;irt, J. 14.11 Rocldis, L. i i . , Jr.11 Smycr , 17. T .

11 S c h r c i t e r , E. F.

11 S c o t t , 3. N . , {Jr.11 S h o r t , N, S .

11 Thornxi, C. S , , Jr.

O f f i c e r s se l ec t ed for th e c las s conven ing i n 131+.2 should be as-s igned to e ng ine er ing d u ty u n t i l t h a t d a t e .

Officers Sel.ected For

The of f i ce r s l i s t e d helow wcrc s e l e c t e d for Pos tgradus te ins t ruc t ion

i n Aerological Engineer ing t o be held a t the 2ostgraduate School, Arinapolis,Maryland. This course convened A pr i l 21, 13G1..

Name_Iank.__

~ t . ( j g ) Baoth, E. 3.

L t . ( j d Bradbard, SamuelL t . ( jg> Brock, J. IT.

L t , (jg)D-V( C) Butow, Erriest E.I l ta jd Chandler, Fi. A .

L t . DE-V(G) Dimon, J . T.~t .( jg)D-v(G) Evans , L. B.

1J.S.N.

U.S.N.1J.S.N.

U, . ,

U.S.?i,

U . , .R.

u , . , i .

YOUR WORK IS CONFTDENTIALI-16-



L t . CE-V(G)

Officers S4.ected For

Nm e-.-.

Pinnegan, 0. D., 1 ”T TU.

IJ. s ?( *

U,S ;a. R.U.S.5 .R.

3.S &i.

U, , “I.

U.S.R.IJ . S . .R.U.S.S.

17 . S . R.u . , . Z.

Ctvi1 En,.;ineers * . _

The Board f o r s e l e c t i o n of c a n d i h t e s f o r C i v i l Engineering has m q t ,

s e l e c t i o n s have ’ct?en made, and the list v : i l l be p b l i s h e a i n t h e n ea r

future. FLASX!! Sce p.7-ge 30!

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S11g&- Corps

The Board f o r s e l e c t i o n of ap2licaLlts f o r instruction a t the Naval

F inance Schml ard t ransr ’e r t o t h e Supply Corps o f t ! ~ e flIav;r will neet this4 month.

The Board f c r s 4 e c t i o n of c a d i d a t e s for pos t g radua t e i n s t r u c t i o ni n lax w i l l Ise convened i n ?day, l9lJ.

Each Naval wait needs a base--E u t I c a n ’ t f i n d a parking space!

-N IDLE T O N G U E CARRIES D U T H 11: ITS VAG



OFFICER REPLACEMENTS FOR ASIATIC STATION (CON T)

- 1 capta in

1 comman2er

2 l ieutenant commanders (1Japanese Language Officer)

3 l i e u t e n a n t s1 i e u t e > m i t ( j g ) o r ensign (Aviator)

2 l i e u t z L a n t ( j g f s ) o r ensigns (A-V(N)USNR

AUGUST

SEPTBJBER - 1 coumnder (Aviator)

4 1ieute:ient comrnanders

1 1ieLie:iant

1 ieuteriari t ( j g ) o r ensign (Aviator)

2 l i e u t e n a n t ( j g s) o r ensigns ( A-V( N)USNR

?CTOBER - 1 i e u t e n a n t

1 i eu t enan t (A v i a t o r )

1 i e u t e n a n t ( j g ) o r ens ign (Avia tor )2 Lieutenant ( j g s ) o r ensj ens (A-V(N)USNR

N O V E U 3ER - 1 ieutenant commander

DECEDBER - 2 l ieutenant conTanders

2 l i e u t e n a n t s

1 ieUtel iari t com,anuer (Avi ator )

1 i eu t enan t (A v i a t o r )

,

TENPORARP A D D I T I O I U L D U TY TRAVEL ORDERS,*

The Commandants of t h e v ar io us Naval Dis t r ic t s have been author i zedt o i s s u e t em po ra ry a d d i t i o n a l d u ty t r a v e l o rd e r s t o o f f i c e r s . I n ac co rd -

ance wi th ex i s t i ng regu la t ion s th e Bureau must approve thes e or ders beforethey can be presente d f o r pa.ynent of mi leage. The >re sen t pla n ca l l s f o r

forward ing t hes e t ra v c l o rders t o th e Bureau fo r approva l upon comple tion

of a l l t r a v e l .

The Bureau agproval. i s i m por tan t i n o rde r t o check t h e order f o r for m

and content .

the exact amount o f mne y f o r th e COqJl.etc t r av e l rnust be earmarked f o r

payment of t h e approved or de r.

Each order n u s t be c h a q e d t o t he proper appropr i a t ion and

In sev era l i ns t anc es of f i ce r s i n Vl'ashington on t emporary a ddi t ion a l

d u t j o r d er s i ss u ed by Commandants hav-. requested approval before comple-

t i o n of t r a v e l . For reasons out l ined above th i s ap,-jroval has bean wjth-h eld u n t i l t h e orders are forwarded by the Commandant on completion of a l lt r a v e l .

IJEVER TALK ABOUT YOUR YORK YXF,?OPF DUTY

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Information has besn f u r n l shed the Burem of N x v i p t i on t h a t I'avalGff ice rs when t r a v e l k g on o f f i c i a l b u si ne s s are e n t i t l e d t o f if + ,e en ; rc e n t (15$) discoilnt on tke cicmest i c a2 r l i n e s . - t a b Z<?.~?E-

t n g e of th i s t . o v , r rmssn t r a t e k~d i s p l a y in g a coyy o f officico.; or l e r s t ot r a w l , a t ~ ? n , ) ~i r p o r t o r t i c k e t o f f i c e a d ?zying cash for t h ~ :i c k e t s ,

or i t i s allowed c:i prt:sent:ition of tl:c r c g i l z r t r a n q w r t n t i o n vwchers .

Q.Pficr?r.s



The Coflptraller General held t h a t t h e 3boTre-mentioned p ro vi si on o flam would not i n c l u j e payment of s i x months pay t o t h e b e n e f i c i a r i e s ofmembers of t h e Naval Eeserve who d i e w hi le on a c t i v e d ut q.

Publ ic Law 16 - 77th C<.mgress, ap,prov?d :!arch 17, 1941, c o r r e c t st h i s p r o v i s i o n bg p ro vi di n g t h a t t h e b e n e f i t s u d e r Sec t ion 4 of t h e Act

ap:xoved August Y/, 1940 , s h a l l ir :c lvde p a p e n t of t he grn, tu i. ty autho-

r iz ed b j t h e Act o f Jcua 4 , 1‘323,(41 S t a t . E324), as aien6.pd by thn Acto f Kay 22 , 1-92?, 45 S t a t . 710; i . S. Cod?, t i t l e 34, SFC. 4 3 ) . ThisAct a l s o mac‘e the provision f o r t h e p a p e n t of t h i s g r a t u i t y ef fe ct iv e

as o f A u p s t 27, lC?40.

I K S T R U C T I O E J - F0‘f:EIGN LANGU4G9S---

Some 150 o f f iL e r s of t h e Navy and Zlarine C o r p on duty i n th e Washing-

t o n area recentk;r volunteered for sp,ccial 1 n s t r u c t i o n i 1 Spanish and P or -tuguese.nl:cessary i n s t r u c to r s and t ex tb o ok s, 2nd t h e f a c i l i t i e s o€ Ccmtml High

Scbool have b?en ma& a v a i l a b l e f u r class.r?s.i n t o ba si c ar,d advanced, t o take care of va r j ing r2es of f 2 n i l i a r i t ywith t h e l a q y ~a g e s . A tt en da nc e i s s t r i c t l y ~01’~:ary. YomvLr, from

t k e m t \ u s i a s T a!.i-c:zdy demonstra ted, there w i l l ?xf m b s a t e e s .

The Officc.: of’ Education, Federal Sequr! t y Ap,?nc;r, i~ r i l l u r n i s h

T’?c courses w i l l be divided

Similar ins t i -uct iof i i n Jqxinese i s b e i r g con5ml\la2ed i n th e Hawaiian

arca.

A nurLberof u n i t s a f l o a t are planning sin-ilar courses o f l n s t r u c t i o n

and a r e using t’ri<r: ?rvic:s o f l i l igu i s t s found on bo~,rcJ.n,a?y o f o c r sh ips .

A g ~ o d ? ~ yurriicr of cmlisteL mi1 kavc al rexl:r rcquestc.d i i i s t ruc t ion ,

and. i t i s c o n t m p l 3 t d expanding t h i s t r a i h in g o n a v o l u i t a r y b a s i s s o

t h z t I t v n l l i r cl i . de t z . t r a i n in g o f c n l i s t c d p e r s m n c l i n S pa ni sh and

Portugu?se.

A l l Conmandinq Off;cers, i n ot he r are as, in td ro st ed i l l . s p e c i a l i n -s t ruct , ion o f t h i s r ,. ztu r- shou ld invea t iga t c th c poss ib i l i t i - ex and f a c i l i -t i e s of thzS r l o c a l Off; ce of Ediication, FtdderalSecuritr AgcRCYa

The Bureau no tcs wi th p leasur e thc vo lun ta ry in t e r e s t o f th e navalpersonnel i n obtnini-ng a workablz knmvledge o f v a r io u s modcxn l n n p a g e s .

* O r, A p r i l 15 t h c f i r y t meeting of t he S pan ish pmd Port ugues ? classes

for commissionid ufi’iccrs was hc1.d a t t h e C e n t r a l Ei g!i School-, ‘Xzishing-

ton, E. C . One hiunt-h-ed f i f t y - f o u r o f f i c e r s of t h c TYavy ar.d P’iar5.ns Corps

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Swmer t e r nFa11 term

Wir,ter tern



A l l arrpngcments f o r t h i s su~mer n s t m c t i . c n will ht- PC%P b y d i r e c t

c o n t a c t b c t ~ s l c i i h e ComT2andante a i d t h Frof x s o r s of ?lava1 Scinnce

and Tact ics w i . t h i n their d i s t r i c t r .be c ru i sed . The s t u d c n t s tvi1J. prc5:iblF be di.vi(j.d i n t o s m l l groU1.j~

and xi11 c r u i s c for s t d r t pr i ( ;dz of Li-nc.

t o Septcmher 1, 11941.

A sX i : l j T

s tu d e n t s 3s p x s i b l c , u i l l

A l l . C Y - ~ S P Sm i l s t r n d p r i o r

v-7 Pr7,0GRM!

The d e t a i l s fL?r t h e c o n t i n u a t i o n of t h e V-7 I-cservt- '8i.dshipnen

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Program for l94l-Q h3vb bcen coTpl--tr.ct and w i l l b? rXI.cxed as soon

as thc, ncc - sss r y funcls ?re appropr i i tzd .

A. FACJNC OF TI!E EAGLE.

(1)For many y6:ars tkLc Uqited S ta tc s N 2 v y h ss sp eci f ie d rnodificd

YOU CAN TAKE RI:CK T U T YOU SAID R U T NOT IY,!AT HE HEARD

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(2 ) The fol lowing general infornat ion i s furnished:

( a ) Line Off ic er s. The s m e f i in i at u re , pin-on d e v i c ~ : ~ ,i h t s

( b ) S t a f f Corps.

and l e f t s , now i n u se , a r r p r e s c r i b e d .

(1) Hank 2esignation shall he ind? cat ed by pin-on dpvlce ont h e r i g h t s i d e 01 h e c o l l a r , this d e v i c e t o be t h e sane a s thrt t Sre-

s c ri b ed f o r l i n e o f f i c e r s .

E. OVERCOAT, kI?iTFR ?lORK.TNG ZIlIFr3FX, lilrIkTI0ll OE'FICEiE .- -__Tlie wint-er working uniform overcoat f o r c:vint,ion o f f i c z r s has

been adopted t o provide an appro pr i a te overcoat f o r us-: by o f f i c e r s

w ee ring t h e f o r e s t r y green :Irint!:r w r k i n g un if or n.

c a t i o n s for t h i s o v er co at a re now a v a i l a b l e i n the Eureau of Af?ronsutics.

C.'r,:.liminarJr $3 . c i f i -.

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I NI T I AT I VE

T hc Bureau notes v i t h in t ; ere s t ar.d appr : :cia t ion t h s initiative taken

by many commnds dur in g t h i s ri nti ona l mtrg::::cy 5.n t h z i l l s u p r a t i o n o f

ad di t i on 21 methods for k t t a r qyi2;:ix-q; th e o f f i c e r pr2rsonncl.

A t y p i c a l cxaxplr: i s cont,?inc.,d 1:: n r ,port, f r3n t h - Commnci-.,nt of

t h e S i x t h Navd District. T t - n r i x - 3 son- sixty r i ? s x v c o f f i c v s on dutyi n t h a t a r e a , and over ,z month r ~ ph ;r<l*,n~-nnugiir-tcd 9 p r o g r l m of adail jr luncheon nttnnc’,zd by Li.1 comiss ioncd officzrs. I n a d d i t io n t o

s o c i a b i l i t y 2nd moral- ; b u i l d j ng , t h e i d e s vim conceivod o f having a b r i e f

address dclivt-ri-d on 3 e :lcctc:d p ro fc ss io na l sn bj cc t . This id3 8 w-s

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e n th u s i a s t i c a l l y r e c eiv e d a r d h as b e m cont inued. The su bj ec ts d is-

cussed dur ing the f i r s t twenty-three luncheons are l i s t e d b e l o w , nri t h

th e t h ou g ht i n rLnd t h a t t h e list might s e r v e as a bas i s f o r t h e d e-l i v e r i n g of t a l k s a t similar get- togethers:

VJelcme Address t o Reserve Offi.cersftl%ari lie A c t i v i t i e s t 1

!lXctivi t i e s of t h e Medica l Depr tment t t

11CorLcuIii ations

lWar Plans

" P o r t D ir e c to r ! k u t r a l i t y R e& ulat io ns It

" Indus t r i z l Dep?rtmentl'

11P ro du ct o n C iv i s iontt"Gas 1Mer.s eC l

I t I n t e l l i g e n c e ""Snfs tg~3ngL.nec:r-i-ng?f'

W t i l i i e s "

! ~ A C C ~ U Ei i : G "

t lC iv i l Per;cx-nel1II t DL t,rict 1:-alth - Dis ctsc Fr v -.nti rill

l ~S~ , a v . ~ r is ?x-rack.;!t

llYzrc! h i n t ?nance tt

I ' IJ . S. Coast Guardll

"Tire Kew Ce:;tro;rer 2t S%ll

" A i r cr c f t"n'avy Rep113 i o n s , Tr hd it io ns , and Customstt

Personnel1I

Inshore Patrol t1

8 On page 37, Bare:iu of icavigation P d l s t i n Ro. ?_.)C;, ~ ! I P q e t a i l s oft h e above b i l l were set f o r t h .

:!.E. 3786 p a s s d t';e U ni te d S t a t - s Scnzte viluhout -tmenr?rn;nt on Ap r i l

15, 1241.

"LU33E;2 LIYES

Eff ic iency exper t s h%vc-. ,~ccmi-nlz:d iittirig %vy Depnrtmcnt !lfoot-tvorkT1

d e t a i l on r o l l e r s ka te s.

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PROSPECTIVE A U T I i O l i I Z R k I O T 3 TOR AD'JAI 'XEZENT TO C I i l E F PETTY OFFICER U T I X G S7-1. No wai t ing l i s t f o r chief pctt;f officer ?,;as been published,

b u t the names o f those cand ida t s s r\ho are next in line f o r a d v m c m w t

will be publ isI~eci rom t j m o tins i n the B u l l e t i n .li.:jt fclr r a t i n g s i n d i c a t e d are shown below.f a c t t h a t a dv an ce mn ts when author ized bj t h e i3ureau are made bjr corn-

mandinq o f f i c e r s p r o vid ed men concerned are i n a l l r e s p e c t s ql.lallfiec!f o r a?.vzncem~nt a t t h e t i n e .

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HILL, Charles Eliier 2679837Il*$.N, C l m - l n s II . 3717531STY IART, Fred Lawrencr? 2995908G O B I ' A , L o m y Sunyard 2740522

P R T T Y , Johr, Daniel 29 51323

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FOR CIlIEF S GNALUAY

XALDROP, Robert 2431079FOSSUK, Arthur 3160774JETJIIi;;S, Gcorge %.Jr. 3ft13573WADDELL, %i~*ry 3Gai,2O6FXDZIK, John Edward 2122 g6

FOR CFiIEF FIRE CONTR3LBIAX

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EVANS, John Frcdvicl: 3325999

RRVD, Clifford E n m e t t 3330424LEE, Hoimrd T i l l h n 233'3173

AMTHONY, Donald R. 3927913WEiEY, Roy Charlks 3713829



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STZW,JNS, Roscoe Clayton 2907794IVTESSER, Frank Benjamin, Jr, 3910751

KISSICK, Lyle IVarion 3206317

LiiDEFlOX, Idatban B. 2653392

ONGAE1CJ, Frank Nondo 38 549 57

FOR CHIEF SIIXFFITTE2

BIASXDA, Frank Aloyousis 274llei2

ETCELL, George Daniel 500lO12KELLEP, Ednin EerSert 2311256

ALLEY, W illi Jos ephI+O

55632EASE, L o o i e Kade 35573'72

GREEKI-IOLT, Zenry David F^.l+3172YIYKLSR, Gedric E l l a r d 3753537FIELDS, Xorman Emanual 214&l3

SCIilCK, Charles Iienry 3'1"':6?62

JOXES, Johni e I iawes 2655928

FREiTER, Charles 29 50173DICE, Paul Howard 2-793696BYHI), James Robb, J r . 2090551CFPJC3ii',2LAIX, Clarence Jos . 20631,680

CA?A:IZUSI!, Earl Iiarley 3854552

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SOL8MS, Oliver 3207212GIOLITTO, Joseph Jaxes 2g28 E ;21SKINNER, William Earl 334 53;-)1

ELLIS, Henry Albert 20br3203AL2EXANDER, William Baker 233e7 9

FOR CYIEF BOILEEXAKZR

LETT, Howsr d L e 2 2716191

STRIBLIIJG, Ton Ramsey 2680411,

HUDELESTOY, Albert Edward 3161.604

B O R G E , William Frederick 2338221.

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3. Sone excel lent material f o r c h ie f p e t t y o f f i c e r exi s t smlong candidates with over sixteen years s e r v i c e , b u t t o o o f t e n , i na de -

qua t s p repar2 t i on prevep .t s t h e i r Fass ing t h e examina tion .t h a t o f f i c e r s c on ce rn ed c o uld insure advancement of par t icular ly de-

s i r a b l e c h i e f p e t t y o f f i c e r c an di da te s by ad vi sin g them how t o pre pa re

f o r t h e e x m k a t i o n s and, i n some cases, where necessary arra nge fo r

coaching or in s t ru ct in g them. Lack of ed uc at io na l background sl?ould h eno ;? rea t obs tac l e i n th e ob j ec t i ve type o f exan ina t ion i f t h s c a n d id a t e

knows h i s sub jec t , bu t advance p repar a t ion i s necessa ry i n thos e sub-

j n c t s w hich a r e n o t d i r e c t l y a s s o c i a t e d w i t h his r o u t i n e d u t i e s .

It i s sccrflested

4

CHIEF PETTY GFFICFJZS EW.lIXAT IONS

The t h i e f p e t t y o f f i c e r s e3srtru.3natiorss & i ch are t o be held i n Octo-ber, 1941, are b e i n g p r s p a r d in t h ~mc: manner 8s h e r s to f o r e . For t h e

in format ion of the se rv i ce a rw gh outlint! of how thcse examinations areprcpar6d i s given:

1. Forces a f loa t are dir ec ted t o submit quss t io ns f o r th e exaI;.,i-n a ti o ns i n all r a t i n g s .e x m i n a t i o n i s ~ a d e y m y o n = a c t i v i t y .

A schedule i s prcpared s o t h a t no c o r p l z t e

2 . Upon receipt o f t k quest ions submit ted by the . Forces af loat ,the Training Divis ion of t h e 3Urea11 of Navigation uses q u c s t i o n s from

a l l sources and conso l ida te s thc sc qces t ions i n to a c o n p l e t e e x m in a t i o nalways baszd on t h e rc,quiraments of P a r t I), Chaptcr 5, Bureau of K x r i p -

t i on l l anual .

3. Whm t h es e e xCm ine tio ns havc? beer: ?rep ared , th zy a re checkedf o r accuracy and c l a r i t y by the Surcau o f Navi:;ation am1 fo rwardx i to

th e t e c h n i c a l b ur 2a u or b u r c ~ x oncerncd f ~ 7 r u r t h c r chec!.:ir,g.1

5. Ths questions a re then p r fn tc ii r.r ninieo:;:--aphcti ,2Tid d i s t r i b u t e d

i n accordance wit h t he st,a.nd,?rd dis t r i bu t , io n s;<-str:m.

It i s belie ved th:it t h i s mthocl of preparing cxcm.ins.tions i s en-

t i r e l y f a i r inasmuch 9s it eombines the iC3.m.s o f t h e Forces afl.oa.t., the

B u r a u of Navigation, and th;., tec hn ic al bureaus.saf i.:guard,zd, and i t i s bzl i?v cti thT!t e n s b s o l u t e minimu.; of individ:1:j.ls

ever sot? a complcte 3xami.nation up t o t hn d z t c on which 3 . t i s held.

Questions a r e da rc fc l ly

A SECRET IS A IEAPOi,I AXE A FEIEXD

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?A

TRAINING COURSE5 FOR CHIEF PETTY OFFICER RATINGS - RLWIIJDER (CON'T)

t h e watch and ot he r su 5j ec ts under A rt i cl e D-5202 of th e Bureau of Navi-

% a t i o nKanxal.

Engine11 course i s a conveiii.ent source o f infcr inat ion for use i n ?repar-Fac! l in is t ' s mates a r e agair , inforxe d th a t t he I IDiesel ;$ . '

for th e exzTinal,ion on t h a t sub je ct.

2. Below a r e l i s t e d t h e c hi ef pe'Lk.7 o f f i c e r r a t in g s f o r whicl-i

t r a i n in g c o u r s e s a r s available and must be corq le te d by cand ida tes f o r

t h e forthcornin? examinations:

Chief Eoatstvain's Irate

Chief Gunner s Kate

Chief Torpedoman

Chief Tur ret CaptainChief QUartcmastnr

Chief F ir e Controhran %Chief S igcaban "k;

Chief El ec tr ic ia n ' s ?(?ate% *

Chief Zadiornan %Chief X a c h jn i s t ' s L k t e 7Chief Yeoman

Chief Storekeeper

Chie f Comnissa ry S+,eward

Aviatio n Chinf Pach ir , ist ' s IJate

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3. From a s t a t i s t i c a l rc-v im o f t h e Oztober, 1940, c h i e f p e t t y

off'icer examination, i t i s a?parent th a t , i n genera l , canci idztes re-c e n t l y com;il?tin< t h e c o u r s ~ ~ ; ~J r advancment i n ra t i ng made t hc h ighes t

cand ida tes er? ?;rGzd t o nake f u l l use df cur r en t c3urs ts s i n o rder t o bes t

p r e p a r e for the fortkm xiing examination.

' marks. Even though a course has bccn comilIt.ted sr-vcrd years ?.go, a l l

LENGTH OF SEFJICF: OF EXCEUTLY AP!'OIFTTXP CHIEF PETTY OFFICE-W

The averagc ls ng th of scr vi ce of nzw'iy appointed chicf ?r .t ty o ff ic er s( a u th o r i z a t i o n s of Fr.bruapJ 2s3, 1941.) s about 14 years.p€rc,-,nt had 12 ycars or less service, and -tr.;cnty-two pcrcent hac! 16 y c a r s

or more service a s o f Decmbcr 31, 1-940.advancod i s shown i n t hn Tollowing ta bl e:

Twenty-eight

Th,? e n g th of s ixv ice of those

223 had loss t h i n 1C y c a r s ' s z r v i c e

494 had betiivcen 10 and 12 y w x s ' s c r v i c c

346 hail b J-?wcen1 2 and 14 y ' x r s s e r v i c e

387 h i d b - t w x n 1 4 2nd 16 y e a r s ' s e r v i c e

371 had bctwmn 16 and 18 years ' s i ' rv ice

123 had between 18 and 20 y e v s ' service

73 had o v t r 20 y e a r s ' s c r v i c e

I t w i l l be not ;d t h a t the g rc at es t numbor o f advanc2ments r v r c i n

t h e 1 2 t o 14-j;ear group; t h e r e w r c 2392 candidatI::: i n th i s g roup .numbir of &dv anc m?n ts i n path group iivns roiqhly "ne- thi rd o f the number

competing.

The

A l t o g c t h r r t h r j r e rJFi.3re 2523 advanced out o f 7650 candidatzs.

I LOOSE WORDS KAY LOSE SHIPS

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LEEGTE OF SEXVICE 3F RECEYTLY. !\PI (XLTED CIiIEF PXTTY OFFICERS (CON ' T )

More vacan cies ex is te d i n some r z t i n j s tha n i n ot he rs and advancements

cannot be made unless vacancics occur. The number o f c hi ef p % t t y o f f i c e r s

a ll ow ed i n e ac h r a t i n s i s based on actual. requirements t o f i l l b i l l e t s f o rt h e p a r t i c u l a r r a t in g s i n fo r ce s a f l o a t 2nd s h o re a c t i v i t i e s . V ac an ci es

i n a r a t i n g a r e c r e at ed by separa t ion f rom th9 se rv ice (dea th , d i scharge ,

e t c . ) and d i s r a t i n g of men i n those r a t in gs and by exFansio n. The nu rb er

of vacanc ies c rea ted by e xp an s i od is no t th e same for a l l r a t i n gs - f o rexan ple, t h e number of m t e r t ends rs i s not inc reased a t a l l by t h e a dd i-

t i o n o f D ie s e l p r o p e l le d s h ip s t o t h e &ivy.

c hi ef p e t t y o f f i c e r r a t i n g i s not incre ased Fropor t ional ly when 3 l a r g enumber of small v e s s e l s are comiissioned, because only i n 1nr.e vessels

are the re a l lowances f o r c hi ef p e t t y o f f i c e r s i n d l r nenr ly a l l rZLting

groups.

Also, t h e number i n each

Deacon, Je ss e Georqe, C.T,C., U.S.:!., i s cred i t ed wi th e igh teenyears and s i x months' coiiti:iwus sea atirvice as of Januzry 1, 1941, a l lof which time has been spcnt i n t he SWIC d i v i s i o n o f thc: s m e shi.p - i . e . ,

Fourth Division, 2 .S .S . TENNESSEE.-_I-

DATE OF FXN!. I lUiTIO?i FOX C X R T A I N 3ATTNGS

Service-wide examinations i n profess ion,z l qu nl i f icz t i on s f o r t h era t i ng s o f Pr t r . l c , S rp? t . r . l c , PhM.lc, Aerog.lc, and P.lc w i l l be held

Ju ly 16, 1941, o r c?r:didatas who are e l i g i b l e as of October 1, 1941.

The following i s an excerp t f r o m an As is ti c F1eL-t Cir cul ar L et t e r

on the sub jec t o f Lrsifiing of personnel:

Reference: (a) Bunav L k m x i l , A r t i c l e D-5104.(5) BunTv IJziniizl, A r t i c l e D-5232.( c ) Bunzv Manual, A r t i c l e D-5106.

(d) Alnzv 52.

''1, The present ragid expansion of t h c n a v a l s e r v i c ? p r e s e n t s a

ser ious problem i n t h i t r a i n i n g of men f o r ndvmcpment I n r a t i n g .

to fo re , t he problem has been one o f scl?cti.on of rwn f o r advnncernent from

Here-

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a group, all of who3 were q v s l i F i & .conqands i s how men ma;; be t ra ined with s u f f i c i e n t r a p i di t y t o fili t h e

r a t i n z s of R S r e a t l y expm3sri flcst. A t t!x p r e s e n t t im e t h e r e r a y bea t m q t a t i on t o re lax t h e s t a n d a r d s o f t h e r e q u i r e m n t s f o r a dv an cm e- it .

It i s k g e r a t i v e t h z t t h e re 5 e na reduc tion i n these s t a n da r d s f o r :jettyo f f i c e r s . In t h e t s t of ac tua l warfare i t w i l l have been b e t t a - n-s t

t o hzve f i l l e d t h e 2uotas proyv~idsdh a n t o f i n d i t necessarv t o ? l a c e

r e l i a n c e on i l l - t r i i n e d and p a r t i a l l y q u a l i f i e d p e t t y o f f i c e r s i+~o hold

their ra tes by i nd ul ge nc e n t h e r t h a n merit.se rv ice i n rn%e have ?-teen rcd i i c~d y r e f z r e n c e ( d ) , t!ie Feriods of tine&re s t i l l considered t o be suff icf ,ent f o r purposes of t ra in ing .

The p r o b l m now confrontin,; all

T,%le r e c p ir e n e nt s a s t o

"2. The a t t e n t i o r . of a l l co,mands i s d i r e c t c d t o re fe reme ( a ) .

The i tens OVCI which d i r e c t control <are exercised by o f f i c e r s c h a r p d

w i t h t h e s t a t e of t r s i n i n g we :

(a)( b ) T?,e eckn5cnl exa..rirxntIon.

( c )

The p a c t i c a l fsctorr; ;r*t,str.jhcJ f ~ : - ach iricl.i,vid?isl r a t i n f .

TIIC s a t i s f a c to y : C O T ~ ~ I P ~ ~ C I ~f a t r a i n i n c c m r s t , v.-ficre 3

suitable one i s sv;ilcble f o r the r a t i n s to which th;. t r a i n e e

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T R A I N I N G OF ENLISTED PERSONNEL FOR ADVATXElIFNT I N RATING-(CONTINUED)

" 4 . The reduct ion i n service requirements es tabl ished by ALNAV-82

i n c r e a s e s t h e n eed f o r t r a i n i n g , To t h i s end i n o rd er t h a t q u a l i f i e d

men may be advanced.as promptly as t he y a t t a i n t h e r e q u i s i t e l e ar ri in garid mani fest t he q ua l i t i e s f o r advancement, th e fo llowing s tep s s h a l l

be taken:

( a ) Each man s ha l l , upon being advanced t o any pe t t y o ff ic er ra t i ng ,

commence t ra ining for the next h igher ra t ing.

completed prior t o t h e e x p i r a t i on of t h e minimum time r e q u i re d i n r a t ep ri o r t o advancement ,

T hi s t r a i n i n g s h a l l b e

( b ) A minimum of two non-rated men should be placed i n tr a i ni n g

f o r each t h i r d - c l a s s p e t t y o f f i c e r r a t i n g .

t o l i m i t t h e number of men t o two.

s h a l l b e done wi th c a r e i n o r d e r t h a t e f f o r t may n o t be w as ted i n t r a i n -i n g men l a c k in g i n a p t i t u d e or i n c l i n a t i o n .

g iv en t o u si n g p ar t- ti me s t r i k e r s f o r v a r io u s r a t i n g s .

Th is sh a l l no t be const rued

The s e l e c t i o n of t h e minirnun number

Consideration should be

( c ) Commanding o f f i c e r s are e njo in ed t o s u p e r v i s e t h e mil i t a ry as-pe c t s of t r a in i n g common t o a l l p e t t y o f f i c e r r a t i n g s .

are considered t o be s o fami l iar as no t t o war ran t ex tended comment, bu t

mention i s made i n o rder t ha t th e t ec hn i ca l r equi rements do no t assume ap re po nd er an ce o f a t t e n t i o n i n t r a i n in g s ch e du l es ' 1

These features

U. S. NAVY SERVICE SCHOOL, FORD YOTOR COI.IIPANY

I n a p r e v i ou s l y p u bl is h ed a r t i c l e , t h e f a c t s concerning t h e found-

in g of t he above school were s e t f o r t h ,

The f i r s t cont ingent of 150 r e c r u i t s convened a t t h i s s c h o o l o n

January 15th . Mr. Ford has o f f e rs d h i s e n t i r e f a c i l i t i e s f o r su ch useas could b? made of them,

number o f men i n Dearhorn seemed almost insurmountab le, he of fe re d t o

bui ld and equip the necessary barracks and m s s s i n g f a c i l i t i e s .

a c r e r e s e r v a t i o n was fenced o ff f rom th e Eiver I iouge Fla nt f o r t h i s

school ,

Fuyther, when t h e problem of housing a l a r g e

A 22 1/2

The Ford School operates as ar, adjunct of t he Naval Training St a t io n,

Grea t Lakes , I l l in o i s , and receives i t s e n t i r e cornplernent from t h a t sta-t i o n . S tu d e n t r e c r u i t s a re given an i n j t i a l one-month t r a i n i ng a t Great

Lakes i n s ub j ec t s nomia ll j. t augh t i n Class A Schools,

t h i s i n i t i a l month 's t r a i n in g , th?y a r e sub-d iv ided among the var ious sub-

heads o f Groups I, 11, and 111, and th en se nt t o Dearborn where the y

On comple tion of

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U. S. N A V Y SFBVICE SCFIOOL, FORD KOTCR COUPANY (CON'T)

c o nt i nu e t h e i r t r a i n i n g i n t h e v a r i ou s r a t i n g s f o r which t h e y hav e b ee n

sele cted . The fol lowing rht in gs receive thre e rr,o:iths t r a i ni ng a t Dear-

born:

G r i ~p I - E l e c t r i c i a n s .

Group 11 - Storekeepers .

Group 111 - Uachinis t Is ivlztes, ? 3oilermakers, Moulders, b: etsls mith s,

S h ip f i t t e r s , C ar E' en te r' s bktes , and Pst ternxakers .

Cnr tai n se le cte d men f ron e ac h E l e c t r i c a l and N a c h in i s t ' s Class arere ta ine d f o r an add i t ion a l t h r ee months, dur ing which time t h e y r e c e iv ei n s t r u c t i o n i n C i e s el engi nes.

T hi s o r i g i n a l l y c o n s t i t u t e d t h e e n t i r e s cope of work t o be under taken

but the recent denarid for aviation mechariics has made i t d e s i r a b l e t oinaugurate an Aviat ion Ikchi-nis t s Krzte Sc5ool.

s h o r t l y a n d v ; i l l perhaps coinprise about one-half of th e en t i r e enrollment

of t he school .

T h i s will get under way

A l l i n s t r u c t i o n i s ~ i v e n j- the IIenry Ford Trade School instructors.Approxjmately 20 p?r cent of t h e a v a i l a b l e t l me i s devoted t o c lassroom

i n s t r u c t i o n a nd 80 p e r c w t t o p r a c t i c a l ap p li c at i on of t h e theory learned.

P r a c t i c a l work i s p er fo rx ed i n n e ar l y e v e r j shop o f t h e R ive r Rouge F l a tunder the superv i s ion of t h e d e p a r tx e n t d foremen.

, A t th e p resen t t ic .c t h s buj l t iiny p r o g r m i s not conplate, b u t t h e r e

have bcen constructed barracks accommdating 1200 men, vilitii necessaryadmin is t ra t ion o f f t ces , :;ick quar te r s , conn issa ry and messing f a c i l i t i e s .There i s a t p r e s e n t u nd er c o n s t ru c t i on two a d d i t i o n a l b z rr n ck s t o a c c o m -

d a t e t h e a v i a t i o n p e r s o n w l and a r c c r e a t i o r , b u i l d in g t o t a k e carc o ft h 3 e n t c r t a i m e n t and s o c i a l needs o f t he s t u k n t body.

The ?!ayr Sprvice School, Ford Notor Corrparijr, ha s n ot b een i n oge ra-t i o n f o r a p c r io d of th ree non ths ; th?; f i r s t c l a s s ',o ar r iv e has Eraduated

and jo ined t5e f l s c t .months, t h e schoo l has been b u i l t , commissioned, and i s now providingthe Fleet a2proximately 300 Ren evcqr month.

n w b e r m i l l be ir,creascd t 3 550 nen i n t h e n ea r f u t u r e .

Thlrs, i n a s h o r t p e r i o d of s l i g h t l y ov er f o u r

I t i s nxpcc tnd tha t th i s

It i s not an t ic i i2a tod tha t these men w i l l br; f i ni sh ed mechanics, b utthey should be comi e t x t h e l p c r s and s t r i k e r s .

"LUBEER LI1;ES"

The si gn , Vilidder's Entrance", on th e East wing of Navy Building has

r e s u l t e d i n an e n t i r e l y u n an t ic i pa t ed i n f l u x o f e n th u s i a s t i c b r i d g e p l a y e r s .They all l o v e t h e g a m of

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OFFICIAL T ? 3 V--

fa?!ily and r ix rcoas t .

Iicwver, under d c c i s i o n o f the C o q t r o l l s r Gens-ral, :;ov+o<r 2'7, 1946, hci s zl lorwd th re e months with in which tg r e e n l i s t at pl-ace of d i schw gc .

Th? r m s o n i s c lea r ly s e t f o r t h i n IT.. Favy Travel E e g u k t i o n s :

3ts, and i s w d e r e d t o d ut y a t a school on t h s c a s t

Hlr does not rzceiv+; fssmsportnt ion sllo::.ancc f a r h j s d ~ pnr??r,ts!

A r t i c l e 2505 - 18 - On RscrUstment.

(a) m e n a man recnlrisL9 a t t h e shlp o r z t t5s s t a t i on a t . i vh i ch

di schargcd , the service i s deemed continuous and on subsequent t rans-

p o r t a t io n t o a netv s t a t i m , t r a n s p o r t a t i o n f o r d e pc nd cn ts i s author i zed .

- (Comptroller G e n a r a l A24053, Bug. 1328)

(b ) '$hen a mar! r e r - n l i s t s O K a s h i p o r a t a s t a t i o n o t h e r - t h an the

p l ac f : o f a i s cha rge , t r m s po r t s t i o n o f d q c nd e n tn t o h i s f i r s t s t a t i o na f t w r e x d i s t m c n t i s n ot a u t h a r i z d . - (Gonptrol ler Gmwal A8328, l d a r ,3c, 1325)

- 4THE NAVY TF&INI?<i3 OUflSES-

The p x sm t typ? of t hc IZav-; t r a i n i n g c o u r s e w m d o v c l o p d by Navalo f f i - c s r s i d t h l on g e x p c r i m c e i n t h e Navy, a s s i s t e d ,by prom i nen t c i v i l i ans

z c p cr i m ce d i n t h e f i e l d o f e du ca ti on .' It i s b e l ie v e d t h a t . t h e c o u rs e

as i t now stands i s r:=,markablywell su i t ed t o mcs t the needs of t h 2 P k v y .

nhe cours =- w s esign;.c? grim:r.i.ly f o r 5 e l f - s tudy sugplementad by

i n s t r u c t i o n arid guiclsnce by off i cemi .

s,.?nding of e v ~ pan i n t he Navy t o s c h ~ o l .

i t i s doubtf l i l that the i . r idividua1 would r i x e i v e a more t horough ins t ruc-

t i o n in th<:> un 5m en t? ls of h i s s p x i n l t y .m o u n t o f knowlzdcc a mxn absorbs cispmds upon t hc i nd i. v i di m l ?s n i l l i n g -

ness and dcs i rv t o l m ~ l ' n .

be ' f l sa rned . 1afld only tht: l"u-dm,n:.?::tLLsr v ? t augh t .i r , di v i dua l i n hi.s s

supplemented by a consc ien t ious s tudy of th:: t r a i n i n g cou rse i n t h a t

s p e c i a l t y .

Tine ;Ed expense prohibits t h e

E v n n though t h i s i w r c p s s i b l e ,

I n t h e last amly3Ls, t h e

A t :I S C ~ G O ~. ITWI m y he t aug5 t but, 11-3 c a n ' t

ill; t h ? prcsi-:nt tin.;, h:: schcol tsrms h2v-:: ?hen shortmcd.,

Th c i J l t i rnat? 2rofici .m c y o f t h e

i a l t y depands u s o n h i s I:?ter sq;arienc:., i n t h e F l e e t ,

T he p s r t i cu l a r cours~3 s designed w i t h thr. follcv~ng o i n t s i n mind:

1. Thst t h ? i n d i v i d u a l kh o USPS the c o u r s r ? i s occupi-cd most of' t h e

day wi.th h i s riumroiis d ut ic s u d drills.

,



The below-l i s ted t r a in in g courses a r e now av ai la bl e f o r d i s t r i b u t i o n :

~ ~ I n s t r u c t i o wo r Use i n Prepara t ion f o r t h e R at iE g of Chief

Conn issa rj Steward.

' ! Ins t ruc t ions for Use i n P r ep ar at io n f o r t h e R a t i i g o f Radio-

" Ins t ruc t i ons x'or use i n P r ep a ra t io n f o r th e Rating of Gixinerls

man 3c.

Kate 3c ."' ! Ins t ruc t ions for Use i n P r ep a ra t io n for t h e R a ti ng o f Sunner ' s

Mate 2c."

" Ins t ruc t io i i s f c r P se i n P r e p ar a ti o n f o r t h e R at in g o f Store-

/ -5eper 2c."

MAJAL ARTIFICE2 ' S BLE;!?IJAL

The Naval Art i f icer ' s Eanual by 2i)ate vas r e v is e d i n 1918 and pub-l i s h e d by t h e U . s. IGaval Inst i tute.

s t r i d e s have been made i n iq-rroving metalworking technique i n s ene ra1 and

w el di ng i n p a r t i c u l a r .

n a t u r e b u t of grea t e r s cope and c on ta in in g t h e l a t e s t i n s t r u c t i o n s regard-i n g deck a r t j f i c e r ' s work.t h e f i s c a l y ea r as a Bureau of Navigat ion pu bl ic at io n.

s t ances a re such tha t t h i s cannot be c lone . It i s hoped that tlie newmanual mill be ava i l ab le about January or FeLruaqT of next year.meantime, there nre s t l l l avnj - lablc copies of t h e 1'318 d i t i o n of P a t e ' s .

S i nc e t h e l a s t r e v i s i o n , g r e a t

IC, wasplanned t o i ss u e a 2':: manual s imilar i n

I t was hoped t o pu bl is h t h e new manual durin g

iIovl'ever, circum-

I n t h e

I

TEESONAJ, A P E EIITSIIiCI;, A!ND OUTFITS

-KLTSTFG !!Ell 1,EU;IVXD

The followi. rig l e t t e r , quoted i n >art, iiins recently rece ived by the

Bureau from a coimandinr o f r i cer of a r ccc i v i ng shjp:

1'1. The majori ty of t h e e n l i s t e d nen rcce lved by this cormand

f a i l t o f c l f i l l Kava1 standards of pe r sona l a.,,earance and

conp le t enes s of cu t f i t .

" 2 . By co ns er va ti ve estimate, se-Jmty-f ive gerccn t o f thqsemen arrl ive with h z i r f o u r t o s i x i nches long or? top and

nea r l y a l l af fx t i o i i p s ideburns .

"3 . On bag insp ect jon , when bags ar e rec eive d, over ni ne ty

pe rcen t of th es e men do not .have ;i fulJ bag, and i t i snecessary t o i s s u e a l a rge a rour , t of c l o t h i ng t o cornplete

IDLE WORDS MAY RXVFAL VITAL 1MFOFU"TATIOK

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In Dccis ion of Jii3-y 1, 1340, 20 Con;,. Sen. 1, i t w a s h e ld t h a tw l i s Led members cf t h e IV’avsll Reserve who are discharged a t e@ r a t i o n

of eri l istment while on a c t i v e duty i n c c nn cc t io n w i th t h e e x i s t i n g mer-gency a re e n t i t l e d t o t r a v e l aXIcrJp-ancsprescribed by S e c t i o n 126 of t h e

National Defense Act, 42 Stat. 1021 ( 3 4 U.S.C. .935), a3 amended.

d ec id ed t h a t e n e n l i s t e d nan nf the Naval Eeserve released from a c t i v ?

duty by d i s c h a r g e i s e n t i t l e d t o nothing nore t h a n t r a n s p o r t s t i o n and

s u b s i st e n c e t o t h e ? la c e from which he entered on a c t i v e d u ty and t h a t

a Reserve en l i s ted Elan d i s c h a r g d o the r than a t expir&ion of e n l i s t -

ment, when on a c t i v e dut y i n time of war o r national emergmnc:~, i s r,ot

e n t i t l e d t o t r a v e l allowance a t 5 cents per mile as p ro v id ed i n S e c t i o n126 o f the Na t iona l Defense Act, as arrxmdtsd,

In Decis ion o f ]!arch 14, 194.1, B-14940, the Com2trol ler Senera1

CI1\:IBTBBFRS OF TEE NAVAL RFSERnvE: \\TO FAIL TO REFORT FOR ACTIi‘F IXJTY

I’EIEN O R D E R E D - AW3IJABILITY TO DISCIPLINARY ACTION

On E:arch 26, 1941, h e S e c r e t a r y o f t h e Navy app ove d an op inion o fthe Judge Advocate General reguns t e d by t h e !$ao r Ccneral Comacdant cft h e U. S. Marine Corps as t o tht. a n e n a b i l i t y to c l i sc iF l inaqr ac t ion ofmenbers o f th e IJar ine C o r p k s e r v e who f a i l t o r e p o r t for a c t i v r duty

when ordered.

the op in ion i s a l s o a 2 p l i c ab l e t o the Kava1 Zeserve.swrnarized as follows

Since members o f t h c hlzrin? Corps i.ic?erve are govrmcd byt h e s a q e lav: as are mcn5ers o f t h e 8 a v a l ,nL-?servc, i t i s cons idered tha t

The o2inion i s

(1) Enlistcd men o f t h e v a r i o u s O r g m i z d Roswvt. b a t t a l i o n s

( U S K ’ E ( O ) ) , who do n o t r c p o r t for a c t i v e d ut y i n COT ,pI‘m c ewith mobi l i za t ion o r d e r s , may i n npprcpr j a t e c:s?s bn dc-

c l a r c d d e s e r t e r s and r?wards m y he o f f F r e d for their 22-

p c he n si o n u p n t h e i r f a i l u r e t o r ? po r t for d ut y a f t e r t h e

usual tcn-dny p e r io d of rbs ~ c e .

( 2 ) Such men mcqr be tricdsencc without lerzve on d-.livc’r,y or surrt~iidCq-,

Such m m may, l c p l l y , bc dischargi%das iindcxirablc.

Thozis m2n -tho m y lx g i v m undesir?blE d i s c h a r p s could,

i n l i e u t h er eo f, be tried by c o u r t - x a r t t n l undv an ap-

propr ia te charge .

court-martial for clcswtion o r ab-

( 3 )

( 4 )

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RETO;CT OF CXUWE OF STAVB OF E::LJSTED EEN ( C O N ' T )- ---

+I?ate of rencv;ai of a c t i n g agp oic trn ent s shm!.Ci be t h e d a t e o f re -

e n l i s tm e n t cjf men c3ncwned.

-::".:-Date c t ing zgpoin tnen t v:as issued on prev ious en l i s tmcnt .( 4 ) To Fett.j O f f i e r -3atings:-:?It (Gate)

,il;;po;nted ( r a t e ) .A r t i c l e 1275 1J.S.F.E. read and Wpointmnt accept&.

Ailt hor i y :

/s /(S iqna ture o f comnanding o f f i c e r ) . I

-:*Advandements to p c t t g o f f i c e r r a t i n g s a re made by coxmanding

o f f i c e r s of n;en co n c e r n d and canriot bs ~ K ! P e f f c c t i v e e a r l i e r t h an t h e

d a t e s on which t h r t chanzos are i ~ c t u ? G l ; ~at? by com.anding o f f i c w s con-cernec?.

( 5 ) r3 nonrated p x i e s :

Advarxed 50 ( r a t e ) .

+ ll (Date)I(Signaturr : of comanding off icer . ) t t

-:?Advancexents t o n onrz ted gr zds s s r e made ?y o m a n d in z o f f i c e r s

of aen conccrned zna cannot, be CI.2de e f f e c t i v ? e 5 r l i e r $'rap t h e d a t e son mhich t h t c!-.anges a rc x % m l l ; ~de by cowanding off icers concerned.

( 4 ) C'?anyes in ra5iin;s:-:;fl {Date)

3 a t i n g c t &mge c i o ( r a t e ) .

AXt k r i y :

/ s /(Signa5ure of cormsndinp o f f i c e r ) I !

-::-Dateof chmge o f r a t i n g i s t o be t h e da t e c b y e i s act ,ual ly made

Iby cor-mandir,g officer.

TALK OVER BARS ?VULTLEAD TO 'I"R'!E ESZIXD BRES



REPORT OF CHAYIGF, OF STATUS OF EI!LrISTED !"EN ( C O N I T )-

-::Reduction i n ra t i ng s i n acc or da xe w i t h A r t i c l e D - ~ l l 3 (3 ) , 8.X.X.,shou l d be t he da t e r educ t i on i s a c t u a l l y nade by con?iandiriE of f ice r .

( b ) Reduct ions resu l t ingfrom

d i s c i p l i n a r y a c t i o n:

* ' I ( Date)

Kcduced in r a t i n g t o ( r a t e ) .

iZ L o r i t y :

"'(Signature of Comnanding Officer .?"'.$Reduction i n ra t i ng s i n accordance wi th Mast punishment, sen tence

of deck court , sumnary o r general cour t -n ia r t i z l , i s t o b e t h e d a tq o f

E a s t p u n i s A h e n tor date of q q x o v n l o f deck c m r t , swmory o r g e n e r s l

cou r t -na r t i a l .

TEE USE OF PS3fc3CLOGISTSI N

THE NAVAL SFRVICE

Psycho l og i ca l t e s t i ng i s not new t o t he Naval S W V % C ~ , b u t s o littl?

has been s a i d pub l i c l y ahou t t he Nayy's procedure of ps:;chologic,zi t e s t -i n g t ha t any i n form at ion r e l a t i v e t o i t T L L ~ e XIW t o t h e p b l i c , %id,

i n f ac t , new t o some connected wit5 t h e Naval se rv i ce .

S ince 1923, a l l r e c r u i t s a r r iv i n g i t Naval t r a i n i n g s t a t i o n s haveSinceeen g i v e n i n t e l l i g e n c e t e s t s and t e s t s o f mechanical apt i tude.

1931, ah i r l t e l l i pnce test,has been givon to a l l applicants f o r en l i s t -

ment, wi th th e re s u l t thnst a high percent,zge of t h e i n a p t ai:d u n f i t !?w?

been e l b i n a t e d a t t h e source, t hereby sav ing t o t he Lwy t k c o s t o f

t r a n s p r t a t i o n a nd o t h e r e xp en se s i n c i d e n t t o t h e ertrly tr:ii.ning o f t h e4 r e c r u i t s vcho would ultj.matclly be discovered as u n f i t for t h e service.

For more th sn t e n years a l l r e c r u i t s a r r i v in g at t h e t r a i n i n g s ta-t i on s have been given a b a t t e r y of t e s t s cons i s t in g of t h e General Classi-f i c a t i o n T es t, a mechanica l ap t i tude t s s t , and t e s t s i n a r i t h m et i c,

These tests, toget .ht l .rwj . t h other per t i rml t , dn ta ,have Szen US.X! 5.n t h e .zssigp,e::t of mcii t .0 Class !'A" se rv i ce ~c ' l i oo l s , andt h e marks ~ 2 ~ l i . cn t?,c!sC t<.;stse:li"s?r,?d i.r, t k ! e :rc~!i 1 s scrvj.cc r2cord have

beer: used 3s a guide t o hi-s a ssigimen t t c d!;ty <In bo:irc.i s h i p .

Engl ish, and s p e l l i ~ i g .

For t h e s e . r i o ~ f the emrgCiicy, s~cci. ."zl-istsm i n e d i n p . sy ch ol o0

or personnel z .d in in is t ra t ion a r e bc-ing brov.g!il5.11 ZE

!i?st?rve o f f i c e r s andass igned t o t h e t r a i r i i n g s t a t i o r s 2s Assistmt Se l ec t i on O f f i ce r s t o ,zid

i n t h e c l a s s i f i c a t i o n a n2 a ss ig ri ne nt of men.

CARELESS TALK COS'I'S LIVES

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PBYSICAL FITNESS -c~OGRIQJ con !t )

years o l d was s t i l l n o t t o o o ld t o develop phjrsically.. .

L t . Con;dr. Twneyls exerc i ses , as explained and dexonstrated, wereno t v igorous, and i f pnopmly followed could be made an 2njo;lmblc per-

i o d as a p a r t of da i l y roa t ine '3efore b r e a k f a s t o r d i n m r .

--tJNNEY TOKIC

The Navy Department Disp:.sar;r w a s the scene o f 3 remrlcablyquick cure recent ly . A ten year o l d Navy j u n io r was alizaitin:; h i s

t u r n for examination when h? lsnrned t h a t L t . Comdr. J. J. Tunney,U.S.K.R., (Gene Tunney), was present.

A t t h i s po in t t he youngs te r began t o m,mifest synptoms of g r e a t

e xc i t mc i t , and begar, t o suf fe r from acute tIAutographit is , 1 express-

ing an overwhelmin? d e s i r e f o r Gene 1s s ig n a tu r z .

The boy was introduced to Tunney, and a t t h i s po in t h.: went in t o

t h e l a s t s t a g e s o f p a r a l y s i s - coul-diri 't cven ask f o r ' a n autograph.Fortu natel y, Gzne had baon up ag ai ns t th a t s o r t o f t5ini; bz fo re .

shook hands gravcly, gave him h i s autograph, and pa tt ed thr: l a d on

t h e back.

covcrjr took placa. 9

He

I t i s a t thSs point , a p p a r t n t l y , t h a t tht: miraculous rc-

When the doctor, a Zew ni nu te s li zte r, asked th e young fellow vrhat

w a s wrong v5 th hin , he dicdn't know - co ul dn lt rerntmbx, and fzlt wonder-ful! He d i d n ' t corn*.: back I n t e r , e i t h c r .

I t i s now rumored t h a t t hc x e z u of YiIedicin? Surgery has for-viarded a r c q u i s l t i o n for a sup,dy of Genz Tim;l;.y autographs, t o bc

a d n i n i s t w e d i n singl i , doses in a l l s i m il ar cac:ts.

The Secretary of the Yavy h3.s r5ce ived a comnmicat ion f ron Mr.

Ti.A . Van Duzer,

D im c to r of Vehicles and Trafi 'ic, D i s t r i c t of Colufi-

b ia , r e l a t i v e t o t he r e g i s t r a t i o n of automobilcs belonging t o ~ d r -

SOLWIf thc armed sLrvices. An a r t i c l e on t h i s u u bi ec t ap,p:ared

i n t h e previous i s s u e of t h e B u l k t i n , o u t l i n i n g t h s p ri -v il tg t? cx-

tenddd, o f us ing p res tmt reg i s t ra t ion dur ing the remaindar o f t h ?cur ren t ycar .

The l e t t e r d i r e c t s t h a t p (- rs on s u n t i t l c d t o t h i s p r i v i l c g c sho uld

apnear w it h t h e i r c a r s z t one o f the inspec t t ion s ta t ions (182'1X s t

STIZEXT CARS fiRE FOR R I D I K G , N O T T A L K I N G



EECEIEATXOX PFlO(~fiAT4

Lieutenant Comnandor C. G , l -i jpl tc, U.S.N.R., h a s a r ri v ed i n t h e

Navy Departrnc1:t f o r a pe r i od of actjv.: dnty j n connect ion wi th t h e d c v e l o p

4 3 -

PERSJNkL MtUL (C3K 'T)

O f f i c p r s sh;\ul:.i br ing t i 3 th e a t t e n t i o n o f all. h;nds t h e d e s i r a b i l i t y

of informinp thsLr eorrespx:dent8 prbq3tl.y cf c o r r s c t address i n t ! : e

case of m a i l mt,-i;~p.on9ardeJ v i a t h e 3w+au, 2rv-i change o f address when

a ch'ange i n shi? o r s t a t i o r . occu r s.

On t h e o t h e r hand, Nsvy mail clerks should re mn bm , ' bc fo re rot lu -n-i n g mail t o senclavs, t h a t the l a t e& Navy P i r c c t o m w i l l ;:robably ;iroTJideco r rec t add re s se s of o f f i c e r s ; and t h a t t h e o f f i ce s of ships o f l a s t ner-

v i c e nay w e l l be ab l e t o prov!.de addresses f w e n l i s t e d mn.

The Post Office Departmwt h a s i s sued orders t f i scont inu ins the >os8

o f f i c e a t t h e Naval Station, Guantanamo hay, Cuba, as a branch of t h e XewYorX, N. Y., Post aff ice , effc.ct-ivs Xwch 31, 1941, ai id e s t a b l i s h i n g i tds a branch of t h e F:i.aRzi, Flor ida , Post Off ice , o f fc 'c t ive Apr i l 1, 1941.

The New York Yacht Club has most pe~~ero t i s lyx t m d e d t h e i r f a c i l i -t i e s t o t he !!idshipncn of t he p re s en t c las s a t tb.-: Tg;Y;.i;ds3i$rnsn'3 eserveSchool on board t h - 5 FRAllZIE STATE. These 1, r jvi:'.c.,pes am PspecLal1;i ap-prec i a5ed as t h e Kew To r '< Yacht Club has f o r macy years l i n 5 t e d Kava1memberships t o t h e ranks above Lieutenant .

c i l i t i e s of a clnb, thc; Yacht C1uh hss thtc b . !& rsh ib i t of c i o d e l s ofsh ips and yachts i n t h e Country.and in s tr u ct io n al v z l i ~ ~o t ' i c l i i dshipiren.

Xn adda t i on t o % h a 1:sual fa-

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t

s m ' s SXWICE m n m r E s - IRSU~GNCE

The Office o f t h e Jadge Advocate General h a s received an endorJe-ment t o th e Raster o r key insurance po l ic y of t h e Fidelity and '>iiarnnty

F i r e Co rp or at io n, p r e v io u s ly f i l e d i n t h a t o f f i c e .pravid es insurclnce t o cover proper ty of custamers i n t 5 e custody of t 5 e

lnui idry and/or t a i l o r shoy. of t h e S h i p t s S n r v i c e a c t j v i t i 3s z f f o a t a y i i n s t

p r a c t i c a l l y a l l ris!cs o f l o s s o r damage except t h a t d u e t o the z c tu n l

Frocr-ssing, and losses resulting from mis-delivery, careless d i s t r i b u t i o n

of goods or unaccount&lc losses. Iief erencc: B1iMav. L t r . Aiav-147-FU"IC JF/L13-2(624) o f L'arch 28, 1941,

T h i s crdcrsczen t

Chevy Chasc:: Jun ior College, li 'sshington, D.C., f s R nonssc tz r ian school

I t h3.s an cnro1Lmr.t o f 85 p l r l s , 15 t o 23 p u s Ofs t a b li s h e d i n 1303.age and cl-asses for t il e l z s t two ycms of h igh sckoo l and thcg f i r s t two

years o f col lege,

9oarliing t3,4.%l. ThFs schoo l o f f e r s a spec ia l concess ion of $20!? t o cliil-dren of Navy pcrsonne l t o Se de:d'iicL?d from th.- basic rcoil, ;70:~rd, and hi-t i o n charqz.

Tuit ion: Day $350 Eigh School - $400 &;.mior C o l l q o ;

The fo l l w c i ng i s quotod from a 1stte.r received f r o m the Swrt3ta.t-y

of the I3oai-d o f T r u s t - x s , Tnd i n r i a University, Slooxj-ngton, 1rxiian:i;

''A s tvden t who i s t h eson

o r davghtcr ofc;

pcrson i n thr , ac t ivc:m i i i t c y o r n w a l scrvicc- o f t h r k i t e d Stz%,s s h s i l , f o r the.

pur,>ose o f fees, c l a s s i f i e d es z r c s i d c n t s t u d x i t . ''



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J o i n t ~1,m.y-Navy Committee on Yelfar? arid Recrza.t-icn .

App1.ica.ticii fcr p r a c t i c a l c oii rse 31: kerol.c;;rical T ~ ! s t r I r C . t i O i l a

Advancement in Rating - Enlisted. F e r s o n x l .Kegulations ,governing t h e gra.nLj.ng o f all.owances f o r q u a r t e r s

an d sub sis ten ce t o en li st ed r;n.en.

Unclassif ied Aviation Training Pamphlets - d i s t r i b u t i o n o f .

Mass Singing.1:lorale.

Appl ica t ions from of f ic e r s f o r s~rbrnarine r a i n i n g d u r i n g t h ef i s c a l year of 1’342.Comxissioned Line Officer Eequirements for the Expanding Navy.Aviation Prarich & ti ne s

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branches.

Enlistments i n and t r a n s f e r s t o t h e Naval I ? , ~ s c ~ v ’ ? of‘ ex-enlistedmen o f t!no 3e7gular Navy,

Authnl*it jr fo r 9f f i cn rs Cooks arid Stewards t o wear o1.d miScr;ris.

Naval %serve l ie-enlistnents.

Reports of Death.

Aviation I n ~ l g n i a backgroiir,d o f .

A t te n t i o n i s called t o t he f o l l o w i a g Naval FksPrve Ci r c i i l a rL e t t e r s which have been i ssiied s i n c e p u b l i c a t i o n o f Kava1 I?p.,.:?rve l u l l ? t i n

No. 101 of fvlarch 15, 1-<,?41.



INCEX

Automohile OEvners - It i l i tnSy Services Residing 511 t h eD i s t r i c t of Colmhia. ............... 61-62

Bw-d, Eim. Ralph A , - Aszj.star,t Secretary o f t he ??my...E o ~ k r ivcs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i4

Naval Acadwx...... ................. z threau Drawers.; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5s

9i:reau of Naviga t ion Ci rcu la r Letters - L i s t of.. ....... 66

2

3oxing - I n t e r c o l l e g i a t e Sirort Discont inued a t the

Cz'cle Dperatcrs, Clnss V-6, U.S.N.R. - Requi remnts f o r

En1istn;cr.t as.......................Casual t ics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . ........................Chi cf Pnt ty Off icer - hw~mw?rdatjons o r Advancecent t oChiel^ Wt%p X f i c e r Exm,inatl*ns. . , . . . . . ................Chief i -'et ty Off ice r Ratings - Pr ospc t ive Authorizat ions

f o r lidvancemnt to... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .C hie f Pe t t y O f f i c w R a ti ngs - Training Courses f o r . . ....Chief Pet ty Of€icers - Lcrqth o f Service of Recent ly

Ap;:ointed, ..........................C o ~e n d a t i~n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

C or re spndence Coursc's - Maval Reserve..........,.......

Deceased Off icers , En15sted ]!en, and Xurses o f t h e U.S.

Naval Reserve - Gratu i t j j Payzble t p

5 e n ~ f i c i a r i e s f . . . . . . . . . .

..........Dependents Ward - Disa$?e-arzncc c f Funds. ...............nut:r Trzvel Orders (T c ~ ~ ~ i o r a r jddi t ional ) ...............Enl is ted l ien - R q J o r t of Change o f S tab i s of ............Exnnlnntior, f o r Certaiq Rat in j s - %to ~f...;...........

Ex-Swvice T*e!n... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . :. . . . .

Information f o r :.9en abont to he Di-schargec!..............I n s t r u e t i on - For& ; Lm:y1-:ages.. .......................n i t i a t i v e . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .

I n s t r u c t i o n - Jn?an?sc ..................................I n v i t a t i o n s Ser;t t o I,atii;-/mnri.can Xavai C;ff ic i .a is t o

8 5 sit t h e k i t e d St:ites.. [email protected] la t l .ve I ' ropm-, - 2.R. 37% Inc rm : e of t i l s h t h o -

r i z e d Ezlistd St reng t h o f the Nayyt o 232,000 m e n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

iife S w i n g ~ e c i a l so ld ) ................................L i f e S w i n g 12,edzl ( S i l v e r ) ..............................

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W i i o r i a l Day. ...........................................1i;ooririg-s (Permacent,). ... . .............................V a th e r ' s D q r , 1'?41................ .....................

P r q a y x t o r y Sch.r?ol. - Lengthening t h e Ternn f Ins$rsnctim a t t he . . ............. 4.5

N a v a l A r t i f i c e r ' s J!a:~yGt.. ............................... G?

N3vcl Pescrve h i l l c t i i i , 1

56.................................

K 3 v - d reserve CirciiZar L c t t y r s - LSs% q ...............Maval IkTpr i rc h"tmbc,rs who Fzdl t o he ,o r t f a r Active

Duty w h r . ~OrdcrPd - rh?ns13.1ity t o. . D l sc i ~ l i r i n r y cti.cn,, ............... 4?-50

M w n l I I .3 .T .C . .Slime," Gruises.. .........................

Ai':.n.%ral9,ri.t: tirsct, ! Imh : r s of . ....Kava1 IYar Cnll~g? m i sw - ;"+-i:jfic~Q.n;? :. .............Bavy Fflail Clerics - ki,teidiinri.. ..........................1Ja;lry P u b l i c n t i ~ n s Issuing O f f i c e : o f . . ................Navy !&lief I?-iiids - /Lcc,>ixLL:Kd & J [ ' , + q l c ; l t . ...............

27

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23-2462

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L'aval Reserve : ? c l l c y ~ n r d A i x l S t ' i an-! Rqar

5 1 .

Hew Y o r k Y2 c ' i i t Ciilb Kxtofids F r l C i L t i ' 5 tc. 1.S. H:tva!-Fli:se;TTr 5 i .? ;~ t : il ' T S<:ha*1 ,'ICY;

Y c r k , PieW Yo?-;:.,. .................. 63. .

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Recrcat ior ; Propr -a , , .................................... 03-64

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Recru i t ing i n Ne-iv V-'7 Frc,grnm - Grahatcs o f Tkscrve54

R ecru i t i ng V-5..... 56

1ecretary of t h e iJav;;r - Statenen,t o f ....................65chool. Concession... . ...................................65ki .$ Service,A c t i v i t i e s - 1ns:;rance. ...................11pear Foundation Prize, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

s-9ponsors Appci.nted., ....................................61,tage Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

S t a t e Far Associa t ions - Cnaimen o f CowLttees on

54k t i o n a l Ee f e n s e o f . . ...............

?.!i.dd-iipen Schools to Assist i n . . ........................................

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