Juno 1941
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE FTVl
NAVY TO
HAVE
n NEW UNITS
FOR TRAINING
Secretary of the Niivy Frank
Knox announced today that the
navy will complete In the Im
mediate future opening 23 new
schools for training enllntrd men
of the regular navy and the
naval reserve for rating aa petty
officers In cooperation with the
vocational education program of
the U. 8. office of education.
The achoola are loratcd In 12
ettiea Norotnn, Conn.. Charlca
ton. S. C, Imtianapolia. Ind.. l.oa
O Angeles. Calif., San Francisco.
Calif., New York City, Iloston.
Man., Chicago. III.. Detroit.
Mich . Toledo. O., St. Louis. Mo.,
and Bnlnbrldge Island, Wni.li
Ten basic subjects will lie
given In the courses. Secretary
Knox pointed out that each of
them will give the men enrolled
excellent training for inaklng a
livelihood after leaving the naval
ervlce. The balc courses are
radio, vlitial signalling. Diesel
engine operation and mainten
ance, avinw n machinists, avia
tion metahmlths. cook and bak
er, yoemen, carpcnlcr'a male.
Storekeepers and electricians
matef.
These achnola are new and In
addition to the achnola conduct
ed excluaively by the navy train
ing men for specialist rating
Tht regular naval aervlce achonla
are being expanded to meet the
demand for the additional petty
O officer to be required by the
building of a two-ocean navy
, The navy ha recently re
opened one of lt own big achoola
at Great Lakea. 111. It ha recent
ly opened navy achoola at Se
attle. Wash., Jackannville. Flu..
Alameda. Calif., and at the Ford
Motor company plant In Detroit.
Mich.. The other navy choola
are at Norfolk. Va., San Diego.
Calif.. Pearl Harbor, T. H . New
Ixindon. Conn.. Washington. D
C . Long Island City. N. Y.. New
York City. Mare Island, Calif .
Cavlte. P. I , Newport. II. I..
I-akehurat, N. J., Brooklyn. N.
Y.. El Segundo. Calif.. Penso
eola. Fla.. Philadelphia. Pa..
Itellevtie, D. C. Blnghamton. N
Y., Yorktown. Va., and Dahlgrea
Va.
Secretary Knox pointed out
the following factor:
The achoola In all classes will
Che available to enlisted men of
both the regular navy and the
naval reserve.
The 23 new chool are pri
marily for training naval re
serve, but reserve also will be
assigned to the established
school operated by the navy on
an equal basis with the regulars
There la a great need for
trained peclallat In the expand
ing navy of the United States,
and the navy I In a position to
offer the men who enlist either
for career service or emergency
ervlce. a In the case of the
naval reserves, training which
will prepare them for earning a
livelihood In civilian life.
This 1 an opportunity for
young men to earn while they
leam. The training will be In
tenlve, but none the lea
thorough. The course in the
p. new achoola will average 10
week In length.
The courses in these schools
are designed to give those who
can qualify Intensive but
thorough training In theory and
ahop practice of the trade or
craft Involved. Then, of course,
they obtain experience by actual
work with the great variety of
machinery and service demands
of the navy afloat and ashore.
Because the ships of the navy
are complete communities in
themselves It Is essential that
there be an ample supply of
trained specialists In virtually
all lines of activity. The special
ist rating not only Includo tech
niques and operations peculiar
to naval service, such as ordn
ance, fire control, torpedoman.
and so on. but the trades and
crafts followed In civilian life.
Osuch a cooking, baking, radio
work, Diesel engine operation
and maintenance, plumbing,
printing, shlpfitting. "team fit
ting, meteorology, hospital work,
musical training for the various
naval bands, photography. In
cluding motion picture taking,
showing and color photography,
optical instrument making and
maintenance, aviation pilot train
ing, deep sea diving, dental tech
nician training, pharmacy, wood
working, metal working, bollcr
maklng, pattern making, mold
ing, welding and In fact virtual
ly all of the trades and crafts
found In any large city.
The navy is now conducting a
drive to enlist 311.000 men by
June 30. The navy will need the
men for the Increased number
of vessels scheduled to Join the
fleet. Due to the emergency it
la necessary to havo more men.
Oand the high percentage of rated
men required for a modern navy
creates an opportunity for ad
vancement which should be at
tractive to any ambitious and
able young man.
The projected enlisted strength
of the navy as of July 1, 1941.
Is 256,000 men. Of this number,
114,422 will be petty officers.
This I approximately 4!t per
cent of the enlisted personnel
of the navy In the varlou rat
ings. The expansion program
creates vacancies, and the man
enlisting now tin the opportun
ity fur advancement.
In short, the navy ia In the
unluue Doaitlon of not only oro-
ulfllntf Mniilnvmiinl fnr vnimtf '
men for the navy's own need,
but able to give these men train
ing which will be of benefit
to the nation by preparing the
men for civilian life by giving
him special training In a civilian
vocation.
The UAW-CIO Is ready to
draw the curtain on tho past.
We hope the Ford compuny will
do likewise. R. I. Thomas,
UAW president, on winning labor
election at Ford s.
In Barcelona, money made of
cardboard discs Is being used.
7 YOUTHS ENLIST
FOR ARiW SERVICE
Among the recent enlistments
announced by the United State
army were seven youths from
Klamath and vicinity. Accord
ing to Lt. Col. B. H. Hensley,
district recruiting officer for
Oregon, the following young
men applied for enlistment and
were tentatively accepted by
Sergeant Frank J. Huhln, at the
Klamath Falls recruiting office
and were then forwarded to
Portland for their final exami
nation which they passed with
a high average.
Marlon C. Grant, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred C. Grant, Modoc
Point, for the 72nd air base
group. Bakersfield. Calif. Grant
is a graduate of Chiloquin high
school. Roger I. Koenig. son
of Mr. Mary W. Jarvi. Bleber,
Calif., for the 47th bombard
ment group, Freano, Calif. Wal
ter M. McKeen, son of Mr. and
Mr. Charles H. McKeen, Keno,
for the 77th air base group.
Mather field, Calif. McKeen is
a graduate of Keno high school
James H. Orth, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry W. Orth, Fort Klam
ath, for the coast artillery,
Philippines, Clinton E. Maxson,
Fort Klamath, Oregon, for the
coast artillery. Philippines.
i George E. Thompson, son of Mr.
am Mrs. Ira 8. Thompson, Mo
witch, Ore., for the Ordnance
Aviation company, at the Anch
orage air base, Alaska. Noyle
A. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur C. Wright, Tulelake.
Calif., for the 684th Ordnance
Aviation company, Portland.
Oregon. Wright Is a graduate
of Tulelake high school.
According to Sergeant Frank
J. Huhln, local army recruiting
officer, many desirable vacan
cies still remain and in order
to allow as many applicants as
possible to qualify for the air
corps, arrangements havo bean
made for all applicants who
have at least an 8th grade edu
cation to take the army classi
fication test for entrance Into
the army air corps. Interested
persons are Invited to apply to
the recruiting office In room SIS
Post Office building, Klamath
Falls.
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