All Hands Naval Bulletin - Oct 1941

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+++* OCTOBER 1 , 1941+++*UREAU OF NAVIGATIONd Y+++

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3t 3$ )t Jt +k >e * >) A y T >k .)$ >e +[- yr+t SO YOU WANT TO BE DEFERRED!4 i -:bj;. 111 am reminded of the Abyssiniansf mobil i - -E)c zat ion order that should have quickly and *3 t ef fe c t ive ly mobi lized t h e i r man po w r wi th %-% th e crude weapons av ai lab le . This stream- *-% l i n ed m obi l i za t ion o rde r r eads :3 i* When th i s orde r i s received, a l l men and -:i3; a l l boys able t o car ry a spear w i l l go t o ** Addis Ababa. Every marr ie d man w i l l br ing -2* h i s w i fe t o cook and wash f o r him. Every -:C

yr;. unmarried m m will bring any unmarried3 )++ woman he can f i n d t o cook and wash f o r9him. Women wit h ba bi es , t h e b li n d , and*

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those t o o aged o r i n fi r m t o c a r r y a spea r -2. ++ a r e excused, Anyone found a t hone a f t e r *rece iv ing th is order vvill be hanged."' >eyri

by Admiral S ta rk befor e 1 S.

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OFFICIAL FLAG AND HONORS DESIGNATED FOR ASSISTANTSECRETARY OF T I E EAVY FOR AEROFJAUTICSThe personal f l a g of th e Ass ista nt Se cre tary of th e Navy for A6ro-n a u t i c s vri.11 be s im i l a r t o t h a t o f t h e S e c re t a ry o f t h e Nayy, exceptthe des ign w i l l be i n r ed on a w h i t e f i e l d .

and has a ve r t i c a l fou led anchor in t he cen te r and stars i n each corner ,a l l i n w hi te .The personal f la g of the Secr e tary of t h e Xavj i s on a b lue f i e l d

The flag of th e Under Secr eta ry of th e Navj has the same design

The f l a g of the Ass i s t an t Sec re t a ry o f the Navy has a w hi te f i e l de x c e p t t h e f i e l d is red.

with th e same design i n blue.A l l per sona l honors f o r the Ass i s t an t Scc re t a ry o f t h e Navy f o rAeronautics will be the sami: as for the .Ass is tant Secre tary of the Navy.The Honorable Artemus L. Gc! tes was sxorn ir ! as Ass i s t an t Sec re t a ryof t h e Navy f o r Aeronautics Septembcx 5, 1941.

COMKENDAT IO?iThe Secretary of t h e Navy recentlg. addressed a l e t t e r o f comenda-

t i o n t o Ehs ign Ki l l i an J. Wallace, Jr., D-V(G), U.S.K.R.


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W a r n e r ki. NinorFrank M. Smith


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SCHOOLS . . "7 . .t h e U,S.$. PRAIRIE STATE under th e f i r s t V-7 Reserve Ifidshipmen Progrm.Foinr hundred twenty-nine (42'3) Ileserve Xidshipmen ivere graduated and cox-missioned Ensigns, V.S.K.R. , and were ordered t o ac t i ve dxtjT.

The f i r s t c l a s s of t h e second Reserve i!lidshiprnen Pr og rm , co ns is t-ing of some 520 embryo of fi ce rs , convened a t the U.S.S. PiRAIiZIE STATE onSeptember 18.Training Program.

The new course w i l l cons i s t of 30 da j r s ' i ndoc t r ina t ion .Those rnen acceptable will then continxe with the 9G-day Rmerve 2"1 1dF'--';rl-L,,l*."-w

Thc fourth and last class of the f i r s t 7-7 R:?serve 1Lidshi;;men Programw a s graduated from Abbott Hall, Northwestern University, on September 12.This class consisted of 688 successful. aspirants cvho 7m-c cora iss ioncdBnsigns, U.S.K.R., and ordered t o a c ti v e duVj. Tho graduation addri3sswas delivered by Captain A. S. Carpcndt.r, U.S.N.The f i r s t cl as s of t h e second 'iT-7 Reserva Ididshipncn Progrm., cons is t -ing of 923 col leg e gradu ates, convcned a t A ? k , o t t ? a l l , P>rt?iTuxjternU x i -v e r s i t y , or? September 18.p la ined f o r the c l a s s es on the U.S.S. PP&ITtF, STATE.They w i l l follov; a s i n i l a r progran ,to t!mt ex-

!4rJ-,'UPPLY CORPS SCHOOLGRADUATES 375 FLFSERVE OFPICERSUnder Secr eta ry of t h a Navy Jm,cs V. Forrest?. l , Rcar Admiral ! ' G i l l i a mT. Tarrant , U. S. &ivy, Commandarlt of thL F i r s t Etv31 D i s t r i c t , a n d R%rAdmiral- Ray Spear, ( S C ) , U. S. Ikvy', P:;yrmSt.;r G-:ncr;tl, atte;;ded thru gradu-ation ceremonies of a cl;ss 0, 375 rescrvc: ensigns ir, t h e Supply Corps,U. S. Naval Rescrvc, held a t t h e NLiv Supply Corps School at 3oston, F r l -day, September 12, The school fxci1Lti . s ct noston arc? Sup2li td b;r t h cSchool of Busincs s Adrninlst n i t i o n o f Ikrvnrd Ur?ivorsity,The present graduating class i s t h e first t o complete t he f i l l courseof i ns t r uc t i on si.nce th13 t r a n s f e r of t h e !ax?- Suppl;~School fron PI-iiYidcl-phia t o Boston.Upon detachment fr.om thr: IJavy SujqQr Gorp:; School, t'ne r x i c r v o o f f i c e r swere assigned t o duty af lo3t , ashore, and on foreign str*t ion.

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It i s i n t e r es t i n g t o n o te t h s t at, the present t ime more aviat ioncade t s en t e r t h e nava l f l i g h t t r a i n i ng cen t e rs each %TO weeks than theaverage annual entry dur ing the f iscnl ycars 1335, 1336, 1337, 1038, and1939. The gr e a t expansion which st te nd sa t he declcirhtion o f a NationalEhergency, both as rega rds 2rocurnment and tra in in g, v . 5 ~ ch:t'.lenge t oth e ab i l i t i e s of th e nava l i*esc.rvc: av ia tio ii ac t i v i t i c s , t o m e t underpressure tremendously expanded requ.irements .t i o n cadst s e l ec t i on boarcis hnvc a corfor tabis backlog o f qual i f i ed appl i -cants e n l i s te d and cva i t ing f l igh t , t r s in in g , and :;aval r e s a r v z av i a t i onbascs have s z t i s f a c t o r i l y met :Gl tm;r,ds ?iace:c! upon t k n .A t t h i s mi t i ng nava l av ia -

The t i m e f o r the chief p e t t y off icz r oxmirn. tio: rs i s draxing near.At tent ion of th e servtc; i s Ln i x v i t w t o t i i e i r s t r u c t i on s f o r t h a texaninat ion, anc! r c l s k d In.fo;-mitior, cont,sin;d i n Curr,3:1 of k iv iga t ionCi r cu l a r Le t t e r No. 62-&. i la r t ic ix lu attr,n.t;iorL of commznding o fZ icersi s inv i te d t o Enclosure (9) f %ha+, i r c u l c lr:$:=cr. ?']?esyst,cm of f i n a lse lec t ion of ch ie f p t t y offic:,rs by co:;?ctitive r;.xaminntion re q ui re s t h a tonly qual i f ied chicf pc, t ty o f f t c c r zciteriL.L ~ 9 - 2 -bc pc-rmitted t o ta ke t heexar inat ion.i n th e haiids o f cornanding ofl'i.cc;=.s.The i - ' - ; ,y7 s -:lcc%ion of cax did ~!, s t o compzte i s e n t i r e l y

There a re many ou ts tz d in g candidates f o r ch ie f p e t ty of f i ce r ra t in gwho i n t he p a s t h x c fEr,iltd 30 be :.av:Ancc,d bi?c..;:st: ol" d s f i c ie n c i z s i nwrittm examinations. i;:*~y of th es e f a i l u r i s c m be a t tr i bu t ed t o l a c kof proper preparat ion f o r t h e e x m i n 3 t im s .nation used does not requirz any 2zr-Licular a b i i i t y i n composit ion (ex-pre ssi ng oneself on papcr), bu t does require i r : t e l i i g e n t i n t e r p r e t a t i o no f quest ions 2nd sick f m 5 1 ia r i t y i :i th the su bje ct mat ter on which theexaninations are bwed.

The objective type of exami-

S~"1SSION OF REPOIZTS OF EXkh;INATIOYS (FOl??l N.?JAV. 524 )9 Unnecessary copies of Forn:: ?J.I!av. 524 nre being r ccei ved i n t h eBureau.

Attent ion i s i -nvited t o t5 e fa c t th,&.",o::I,Y t h s or ig in a l copy ofForrr, N,fjav.524 nex? be fomcxd.xl t o Yn,e F::r:au i n conplianci! w i th ArticleD-5105(3), Burcau of I!aviption f b f i u ~ . l , xc-*>t i.n ca se of a l l Hospi talcorps rat i r ,


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Individualss i t u a t i o n s

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nay a l t e r p m t i c u l s r f i g ur e s t o n ccord w i th t h e i r s p e c i a l

A l l hands i n t he Covington, Kmtwky, Dew Drop Inn Club mad*; ? o fboys between 17 and 19 ycars of agc .rnd f omzr s t uden t s of t h e HolmesHigh School shipped i n th e 3. S . Nzvy r eccn t l y as r e s u l t of a resolut ior ,adopted by t h e cl ub mcnbers providir,g f a r c n l i s t a s n t o f t h e c l ub i n 2 'nody.Arrmgcments for en1istnt::it of t ho 12 rlenbcrs -;;::re :.:~d;?ky ChiefTurret Czptain Clarcnco El. F. Crancr, U , S. Navy, Rccrui tc r in Chargeof the Covington sub-stat ion.cinnati , Ohio, 1 h v y Recrui t ing of f iceThe cnlistcient Y:ES cozpletoc! 3 t thc: Cin-


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In Ju ly , 1940, t h e U. S . C - i - v i 1 Service Commission 2ublizhed anannouncement o f unassembled exambations for Visual Infcrrnation Specia-l i s t which paid annual salaries ranainfi fron $2600 t o $4600.

The requirements as wnouiced c a l l f o r the completion of a four-year col leg e course leading t o a Bachelor 's Degree (with the possibleexper ience i n t h e p r e sen t a ti on and i n t e rp e t a t i o n of f ac t s and ideas byphotographic visual means, f o r e x p r i e nc e i n t h e promtion, dcvslopncnt ,and administrat ion o f visual . infornation productions, and required t h eappl icant t o have a knowl c r l ge of design, and t o shorn evidcnc e 3f i n i t i a -t i ve o rdg i na l i t y and. execv ti va z b i l i t y i n t he t cchni ques o f v i sua l pres-enta t ion .

subs t i tu t ion of pro iyess iv2ly responcib le profess iona l eqer ience) , o r

George A. Carrol l , Chief P3otographx ( P A ) U . S. Navy, submittcdt o th e U. S. Civil Ser'vico Co:-mission a s t a t m e n t 02 the profcxs iona lphotographic expericncc gainsd bg him during h i s 18 ytars of naval ser,-v i ce i n s u b s t i t u t i o n f o r the cduca t iona l requi remnts .The U. S. Civil Servicd Comxission accsptzd Carroll's exnr r i tncei n l i e u o f a c o l l t g e clcgrec, and o f f i c i a l l y n o t i f i d him t h a t he hadpasscd t he examination and had been placlGd on thc r c g i s t s r f o r th z gradesof assoc i a te v i su c l in formation sp c c h l i s t (photography) and assoc ie tevisual informat ion special is t (CcnLral) , 50th grades pzying the annualsa la ry of $3200.Due t o C a r r o l l % bzing on ac+,ivr :"ty i n t5.: 1 S. P.Jzv-,l servicc,and x i t h t h e n a t i o n i n 2 st,?tc.o f -Cull

Ca r ro l l had no photogrxphlc (-xp:r .ixcp p ri or t o h i s en t r r i : ? t Dthe Navy.dcterminat ion t o learn a t r ade .He entcrcd the Navy 1rith pr,de: school edwat ion 2nd x i th t h e

The Navy Department rec en tly l x id fi gu re s on th-. l i nt . t o show t h a ti t i s g e t t i n g real rss;:lts i n i t s nroynm oi" bui lding : powerful two--14-


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N A V A L BUILDIPiG PROCmFSS ADVlJCES TWO-OCEAN NAVY PROGRAM( C O X T .---ocean f lee t .i n th e e igh t months s ince J&nuar;y.1, 19L1, a t o t a l o f 213 vesse l s o f a l lc l a s s e s were completed o r ;)].aced i n ac t i ve ser vi ce ; keels were l a i d for436 sh ips o f a l l classes ranzing froc, th e 1o~:Ly i i s t r i c t c r a f t such aswere swarming over 2?+9 others launc5ed be5ween ,January 1 and September 1and needing only the f in is h i rg touches as a f i n a l st,cp t o m r d t h e i r b e-coming p a r t of t h e U nited S t a t e s f l e e t .

A survey o f Xavy ship-bulldng a c t i v i t i e s has revealed th a t

harbor tugs and net tmders t o mighty battlesli i ; ,s, and t h a t yard workmen

Here i s how s t a t i s t i c s r ead :No. k e d s No. v e s s e l s No. completed and/o&l a i d lnunc hed p laced i n ac t i ve se rv ice

B a t t l e s h i p sCruisersSubmarinesAirc ra f t c n r y i e r sDestroyersPatrol c r a f tA u x i l i a r i e sD i s t r i c t c r a f t

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I t i s emphasieed that t h e above f i g u r e s on kee l - l ay ing r ep resen tcons t ruc t ion begu;. s in cL th? , i i rs t of tk~-.s- ,Lr.i ous s t ages o f completion are o t h t r f i g h t i n g s h i p s i n c l ud i n g a d d i t i o n a lb a t t l e s h i p s l a i d down i n l94 .O.

On t i l , ways and i n var-

The Navy Dm-?-, t rec.xtL;: n m o m -d t,-ir.f t k r m g h s p l i t t i n g con-t rac t s a::d taki i ip 3t! y str=ps !,a h a s t c i t hz ku(j- - ? th e tv.0 Fddit ions t oBancrcft Hall , midshiprn s dorrni t w g a t I?:-,na?qls, and a new rec i t a t ionh a l l i n vo l vi n g a:i cxpL 7 ur, o f ,2,52I.,Odl, ksve 3 ~ o n orql= :t ed i n l e s st han a year . nTormally t h e vi0l-k vould r e q u i r e fmrn 1.8 nonths t o two years.The Bancroft Ha11 add i t ions cons i s t o f t v g tL typ e wings, eac hhavinq a long l e g of 190 by 50 fee t and a s h r t on:: of 96 by 50.accomnodztm aFproximatclg 300 midshipmen.over t o the Rival Academy September 8, onL week be fo re t h e midshipmenvrwe sch edu led t o occupy them.

EachThe s t ruc tures were t u rned

Fin i sh ing de ta i l s a re now be ing app l i2d t o t h e r L c i t a t i o n h a l l whichvSiLl be read>r for use by October 1.The, ?..dditions ct t h e Nev?J Academy x r c par t i cu la r ly needed t o t akeca re o f thc2 i n c r az e d nw.ber o f midshipmci being appointed to the Academy.T o t a l of 3,118 are now attending as comparcd i;.ith 2,602 i n 1940; wi th1,704 i n 1934.

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s c ho o li n g, i n c lu d i n g p r q a r a t i o n f o r High School.courses T.ag be obtained. by address ing l!r. Edward Brown, Head I,'ester,Ca lve rt School, Tuscany Road, Falt imore, Xary2.and.ttInformation on +,?lese

BOOKS FWH IVSTRUCTIONThe Bureau rec eiv es f req uen tly requ est s f o r books including zcchm ate r i a l as Watc h O ff ic er 's Guide'', Dut tont s t tNavigatioptt , an6 Knigpt l sltSt:arnanshiptt, f o r u se i n i n s t r uc t i on 03 o f f i c e r s .under the cognizance of t h i s Bireau fo r th e purchsse of ~ i o o k sfor i n s t ruc -t i o n purposes on board ship excopt f o r thi . XTC of candidates p r e p 2 r i . qf o r th e c n t r anw examina tion t o t he Dje-~alFcadcxy. These books 2r-d ofcoursc inc luded i n t lic s h i p ' s l i b ra ry but, funds ar8 r io t suf f ic i tmt t oprovide enmgh duplicnt t : copies t o Take they 3vai. lable fo r indiv id i ia li n s t r u c t i o n .

There a rc no funds

A t sea t h e c z l l i s used t o dcriot2 th,, . ~ c i f t k period f o r c l a m -ing s h ip and po l i sh ing th ? b r x m o r k .

Mr. Fle tchnr HoC?.ge~,Jr., t h z Curctor of the "Fos ter Ea11 Collex-t ion '? o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y of Pi t t sburgh kins of fe red bo f u r n i s h x i t h o u tcharge copies of t h e booklet en t i t l z d !?Songs of Stephen Foster'! idlichcon ta ins the m r d s and m s i c f o r t b x e socgs.tainec! by Naval S t s t i o n s by qJplyi.ng direct t o Yr. Hodges 2 . t the F.rrstcrHall Coll ct on, Univars i y of P i t t s b u r g h, P i t sSur h, Pciins ylv an in .This booklet m . . ~e o b

The managsr of t h e Matixis1 C i . t y 3 m k h ~ snade x r a n g m e n t s w it hthe Bank of S r a z i l t o purchase d o l l z r s f ro?; ps - so nnd o f ships o f t hcUnited Sta te s Navy ca l l in g n t t h e port of P:rmx?xico a . t r c t e s s u ch wri.favorable than t h e personnel have b e m r-r:cziving f r m pri.v.?-tc? o p L i r 3 t o r s .The procedure i s o u t li n e d i n 2 I c t t s r frorri t h e K:ztional City Fiank:"An arrangement VEX conswnated wher::.by o m Pc-rnmhuco b~anch i.11,i n f ut ur e, purch?-se dollar cv.rrcccy f rom the men of one s h i p cad exchsngsi t f o r a check cf t h e Pa pa s t c r of t h e fo l l c v ing s h ip and remi t tk l tz t te r

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BE P L E A S E D T O LAY B E F O R E THEIRL O R D SE 1PSH E R E W I T H ARZ FOKVARDE D

S U B M I T T E D FOR I ~ F O R X A T I O N

C O N S I D E R I N G T H E l!fIDER A S P E C T SOF T B E PROBLZUI APPROACH T H E S U B J E C T ' X T H AN

O P E N M I N D( a ) A GR0I;TIMG BODY OF O P I X I C P T( b ) O P I T J I O X IS W I D E L Y H E L D

U N D E R C O N S I D E R A T I O NUNDER A C T I V E C O N S I D E R A T I O I 4

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HAVE YOU ANY RZlliARKS?

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REPUTED GLESAFLY rjk STAFF PYRASEOLOGY K ROYAL MVY.( COMT .P U T T I N G HIM I N THE P I C T U R E A s h x t and h ig h ly confusing s ta te-mant made t o a nemcomcr on t h es u b j e c t ,TFTIS K I L L B E B O R N E I N ?,;IKD No f x r t h a r a c t i o n w i l l be taker,t i l l you revind m e .B E I N G D E A LT W I T H S E P A R A T E L Y Pir hap s, bu t ::ith !.uck vci.11 bcfo rgo t t en cn% i re ly .BY COI%ViND OF T E E I R L O X D S ! i T P SYOT! WILL REI;E:1BER

Mothing.You have f o r g o t t e n , i f i n d i c d youevdr knew.

I N D L ? C OITR SEB R I N G U P

Never.A nauseat ing express ion .

M S P B E R F i YCA NB O T T L EA L L O R D ER S I S S U E D B Y 51y P R E D E -CESSOR A R E T O KEDlitIfl IIG FORCE

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In o f f i c i a l c i r c le s t h es e express-ions have n o connection xiti- t h ef r u i t prcs crving indus t ry .I Psven ' t 1-6312 S>ea get , hit s h a l ltrirc: t h e f i r s t ogpor tun i ty o fal . twi .ng thcm.

Number111-41112-41113-41114-41

11 -41116-41117-4.1

Sub G c t!lava1 RLscrvc Cf+YcL7>s Fit;t:ss fi'.-:?rjrts,Subr i s s ion o f .Straggler rc:v;zrds.P a r t i c i p a t i o n of x ~ i k e r s r t h e Y w a 1 Fkscrvc i nWssagc f r o n t h z Sccrstnry o f t h ~avy t op r o f t s s i o n a l b x i n g .1J-.ivy and Garinz- C a r p s wha > r e ncnr iny t h c mi;, o f t h c i rcn l i s tm cn t s. n i n th e RegularCom iss ion ing day czchets - US L o f .Subversive A c t i v i t i e s - Cmbat, t ing o f .Personal Christmss C a d s ,

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I N D E XA P a tr io t i c Naval Creed ....................................... 10Advancement f o r Bravery and Other Me rit or io us Conduct 1 2" A l l Hands" En l is t i n U . S. Navy............................... 13Appointments as Warrant Officers .............................. 3-4Board t o Pick O ffic ers f o r Engineering D U L Y 2Books f o r 1nst.iction .......................................... 1'7Bugle Call (New) .............................................. 17Ca lve rt School, Baltimore. Maryland ........................... 16-17Comendation (Citat ion) ....................................... 1-2

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C b i e f Pet ty O ff ic er Examinations, October 30, 1941 ............ 11Chronometer Outfits and Replacements .......................... 1 62Commendation .................................................. 2Conmendation ..................................................Compensation .................................................. 12-13Conference of Naval Reserve Aviat ion IJa t te rs .................. 10-13.F i l l e r ........................................................ 13

L i s t o f Sureau of I lavigat ion Ci rcu lar Le t te rs Begimi ngNars .......................................................... 13Maval Academy Bu il di ng s Completed i n F ast Ti2e ................ 15-16Naval Building Progress Advances Two-ocean Sayy Program ....... 14-15Of f ic ia l F lag acd Iionors Des ignates fo r Ass is t ant S ecre tary 1Openings Avail able i n Supply C a r p . U . S. Navy ................ 10Opsor tvn j t i es Ava il able i n th e TJ . S. Kava1 Service for

August 26. 1941 ............................................. 19-20of the Navy or k r o n z u t i c s .................................

Enlisted Hen t o Atta in Accepted Profess ional Qual i f ica t ionst o Compete i n C i v i l Serv ice Exm ina t ions ..................... 14Postgraduate School Act iv i t ies ................................ 6-74!Promotions 3...................................................Reenlistment Allowance Called t o At ten t ion of Xen Nearing Endof Enlist nients i n th e Navy and Karinc Corps .................. 1 2Schools - Graduating Classes ................................. 8-9Select ions for Submarine Training ............................. 4-5So You ';;ant t o be Defcrrzd! 1Songs o f St6pht.n Fost-r ....................................... 17Sp ec ia l Exchange Rate f o r P w s o n n c l o f Ships of the {JnitedS t a t a Xavy Cal l ing F t Pernambuco ............................ 17-1811

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...................................Submission of Iieports o f Examinations (Form M.I':av. 424) .........The President fiuthorizss Incrazise of 40 Ckiaf '?i'iarrant andTranspor ta t ion o f Depndcnts o f ? ? r i v ~ l c r s o n m l to P e m l'"' jarrant Of fi ce rs i n 1. . S . %rine Corps .......................HPrbor. T . H . , Ins t ruc t ion s Reg?rding .........................

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