US Naval Reserve Midshipmens School - Side Boy Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Left to Right: Lt. Cdr. Anthony Anable. l'.S.N.R.: Lt. Cdr. Wm. C-riswold Hurlbert, U.F.N.R.: Commander Alexander Murray. Jr., l'.S.N.R. lHead of Departmentl: Lt. Cdr. Wil- liam KlcCandless. l'.S.N.R.: Lt. Cdr. Herbert F. Finney. lhix. br 11 bepartmen t ARE a number from one to ten. double it. and add udemeritsf' Now you know about the Drill Department. ln Seamanship you progress through various stages of eyestrain toward myopiaq in Navigation you spend three months learning to make the same mis- take Columbus made: in Ordnance you learn to build a better mousetrap. But itis the Drill Depart- ment that teaches you the Navy way. Terminology is important. You learn that nliberty is the name given the period in which you practice for the Captain's review, and delinquency report is a form of cheap publicity attained through such maneuvers as uranks. in, ears. wig- gling of. 4'Forehandedness,' means making 500 men stand in line an hour so one man will not lose any time. and 'iwatchv is what keeps you out of two parades. the one on South Field in the morning and the one to the Astor Saturday night. For such full dress occasions. the Drill Depart- ment demands impeccable appearance - but not what YOL' think looks best on you. Take mustaches. for example. If you are very much attached to yours. the Drill Department will be glad to ship it home for you - with you still attached. And somehow the Hart. Schaifner and Marx shoulders you wore when you arrived must be whittled away by the skin-tight severity of Navy blues. There isnit any really adequate compensation, either. You brave the steely light of the false dawn clad in skivvy shirt. goose pimples, and bad temper for physical drill. but its purpose is to keep you in shape and not to build the body beautiful. Yes, sir. theres nothing like a little case of pneumonia

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CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes to the Graduates of the United States Naval Reserve lVlidshipmen's School itririr i k'k'k'k'kik'A A Ir'k If You Can 'f' Get FARM EQUIPMENT tsssst 2 Buy More R SAVI PERHAPS you would like to buy a tractor right now or a cultivator, a manure spreader, harvesting machine, other tools. But there's not enough new machinery to go around. Production has been severely curtailed . . . and we can only blame our enemies. This situation may not get any better. But in spite of it every single farmer is doing his utmost in the big food produc- tion job ahead. We can always depend upon the American farmer to carry through despite many handicaps. Winning the war is our first and primary job and rural Amer- ica will do its part. But the day is coming when implement fac- tories will again be making sufficient trac- tors, planters, combines and pickers - all THE IEEP-originated by MM in 1938 as a prime mover-so named by army men in 1940-small army cars later were also called leeps. Above is a senior MM leep hauling an anti-aircraft gun, GS B0 DS the needed farm tools. For more than a cen- tury implement makers have been partners with farmers in making American agricul- ture the most advanced in the whole world. And when the present crisis has been brought to a successful conclusion, as it surely will he, those same implement mak- ers will be here to serve you. Looking forward to that day, there's no better way to assure yourself of adequate farm equipment than to put your money now in War Savings Bonds. ln this way you will build a reserve . . . set aside a fund to buy that new tractor, that plow, that har- vesting machine. There's no safer invest- ment on earth . . . with full value guaran- teed by the United States of America. il. 'k'k'k'k1tr This Message Sponsored by ln the meantime you will be fulfilling a ,J iz!! 5 it-Iv 5' Cty 1 lf- 'bg' patriotic duty by loaning your dollars A ' to our government. That money will be Salvage V 'I 'f,, r'- - fl put to work paying for food, guns, tanks, Ill I lx t airplanes needed to protect our free- strap - dom. Your duty is clear: Buy War Sav- '0l'.thg I , 'T ' -- :Ll ,N ings Bonds. S311 . 't F cr . ' ' 2' Practically IOOZ ol Minneapolis- ap S' ' A - A l M l'ne employees are individual No' Z . 0 1 I, V ,Plz investors in War SavingshBo:ds. 1-'sg Th r 'r i . Q '. Qgtltiim eY uI9e You O IOIH wr em '- V MINNE POLIS-M LINE Powsn IMPLEMENT coMPANv MtL AE'Ea ?'2.'?J.'e?E.W The above message has appeared and is appearing currently in leading farm papers and publications.