Young men in Alaska who desire
■- to enlist in’ the United States Navy
may save the inconvenience and
'expense of time and travel by
acquainting themselves with the 1.-5
of documents and pre-physical re
quirements necessary if they plan to
make personal application for en
listment at the Recruiting Station,
in Seattle, Wash.
In a letter to I . B. Avrit, Prir.
cipal of the Juneau Public High
,, School, LCDF. L. W. Fischer, USNF.,
Offlcer-in-Charge, Seattle Recruit
ing District, encloses a form pre
pared by his office listing docu
ments and pre-physical require
ments which the applicant must
present for enlistment in the Navy,
and asks that it be brought to the
attention of prospective Alaskan
applicants in his school.
LCDR Fischer’s lct;,'r states that
a considerable number cf boys
of high school ace living in Alaska
who make application in person at
the Seattle Recruiting Station can
not be processed as they do not
bring with them the noceaury
documents. The applicant is put to
considerable expense of living while
these documents are being requested
from the proper location.
Following is the list of documents
necessary for the pros; ective naval
recruit:
, 1. Bona fide Certificate of Birth.
2. Written statement from your
local law enforcement agency
(Police Department. U. S. Marshal
or U. S. Commissioner) testifying
to your lack of police or juvenile
record within his jurisdiction.
3. If a member of the Alaska
National Guard, bring a statement
from your unit commander stating
that you have turned in all your
uniforms and equipment and will
be discharged from the Natnna!
Guard on the day prior to the
date cf actual enlistment in the
Navy.
4. If y /5 arc between the ages
of 19 thic ugh 2., bring a state
ment from your local Draft Board
verifying the fact that you have
not received any notice to report
for your Armed Forces Physical Ex
amination. If you have received
your notice to report you are not
eligible to enlist. You are not
eligible if your claesifljatior is
I-.’ O, IV-E or LV-F.
5. Bring your Draft Classificaf- i
and Draft Registration Card wii i
you if you have ever been issued
one.
A brief of the physical require
ments is given as follows:
1. Minimum vision 2-20 correct
able to 20-20 each eye.
2. Teeth.- Healthy gums, no need
of any immediate dental care. No
pyorrhea cr gross dental infection
acceptible.
3. Must have no trick knee,
history of asthma, rheumatic fever
in past five years, cr other chronic
or disabling diseases.
4. Must have no obvious defects,
joint deformities, etc.
5. Negative sugar and negative
albumin must be shown.
The form states that an applicant
cannot enlist in the Navy or Navni
Reserve without special permission
of the Navy Department if he has
a police or juvenile record.
Applicants who are no yet 18
ears old mu-t have papers showing
consent of parents.
A first enii ;tment as SR c^r SA is
allowed one dependent, by marriaar/
cr other. SN and above—no limit.
There Is no restriction on enlist
ment in the Naval Reserve with de
| pendents.
The government will not defray
any of th. n -a of the applicant
at a Navy Recruiting Station for
enlistment, nor will it pay for meals
or led dr.; while awaiting enlist
ment, The government will not pay
the transportation of an applicant
who has been rejected back to
Alaska.
There is no Naval Recruiting Sta
tion in Alaska. An applicant must
enlist at a station within the con
tinental limits of the United States.
To the question "Will I be able
to enlist in the Navy or Naval Re
serve if I am deferred by my draft
board for the purpose of finishing
this y ear of school?” the answer is
• No, unless still classified I-A, in
which case you can enlist Reg.
Navy.”
ALASKA COASTAL HAS
?9 ON WED. FLiSHTS
Pa.'.sei.j-'crs carried on Alaska
CoSstal
totaled 23 with 1 interport, 13 ar
ming and 15 departing.
Departing for Tulsequah: C. P
Bloomfield, Jim Bloomfield; for
Pelican: Mrs. J. Steams; for Koo
nah: Bob Erickson, Mrs. Donald
Erickson, Mrs. Carl Greenwald; for
Sitka: Rev. R. Armstrong, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Mangan, George Red
ding.
For Haines: Col. E. Upson, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Lands, Ralph, David
end Jimmy Lands.
Arriving from Haines: Mrs. T. L.
Armstrong; from Sitka: R. Oqu;l
!ok, G. Motto, J. Toklena, A. Dan
te’s. A. J. Larson. M. Colby. C.
Thatcher, Stan Johnson, Tom Mor
■ an, W. Featherstcne; from Tul
sequah: Sigmund Walesiak, F.oi
ence Bennett.
Jim Hurst with the CAA at An
chorage is at the Baranof Ho.,!.
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Alaska Coastal offers you a new service—to j
speed you on your way. Through your local j
ACA agent you can reserve your seat on Pan
American to the States .. . and then to any spot j.
on the globe! And now, for its patrons in Sitka,
Hoonah, Tenakee, Skagway, Haines and similar
communities ACA holds a special block of seats {
on Pan Am. . . . giving them equal priorities with |
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Seward Sitka
S.S. Denali .Feb. 15)
Siika Seward
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S.S. Denali .Feb. 11
Petersburg Wrangell
Ketchikan Seattle
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Ketchikan Seattle
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SQUARE KNOT — February 16
H. E. Green, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4
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6:3C—Billboard of Air.
6:45—Local News.
7:00—'THE LINE-UP-CBS.
7:30—ARTHUR GCDFKEY-CES
8:00—MY FRIEND IRMA-CBS.
8:30—BIG STORY-NBC.
9:00—Alaska News.
9:15Cote Glee Club.
9:30—JOHNNY DCI.LAR-CBS.
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9:30—Forecast.
9:35—Musical Menu.
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10:55—Musical Menu.
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11:30—Listener’s Digest. I
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12:00—Forecasts.
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12.10—Musical Menu.
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12:30—Dream Time.
12:45—Red Cross.
1:00—TREASURY BANDSTAND
CES.
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1:45 PICKENS PARTY-NBC. I
2:00—Symphony Hall.
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3:15—GEORGE FISHER-CBS.
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4:30—REPORTER’S SCRATCH- I
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LAI ’V MOORE ARRIVES
Larry Moore arrived here, yester
day from Anchor. ee to .iCwn-.l the
Alaska V. itors Association meet
ings now in progress. He is with
the Associated General Contractors.
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