Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1918-06-14

ceiye the regular license.
During the IL months OF training
the student will receive SIS q month
from the division OF operation OF the
Emergency Fleet Corporation OF the
United States.
VIII Attract Young Men
Before student can be accepted
into this special training he must
agree to atteno the school regularly
and to complete the course. He must
further bind himself to serve the re-
CURED IL months on steamer and
to take the examination at the COM
pletion OF that time before the United
States inspection service. Upon re-
ceivinK his license he Is subject to
call At any time to serve A. third
mate on any vessel OF the Emergency
Fleet Corporation to which he may
be assigned.
These courses are expected to prove |
attractive to young men all over the |
nation. They give an opportunity to |
serve the country In most vital way,
and at the same time they offer ad-
venture TO the young men OF red
blood who want to do something
worth while. In addition they give
training TO n highly paid calling and
establish 4 man on the road to rapid
advancement as = navigator.
Young men are urged by the gov
to enter this work, AZ the
fleet must be manned with
he regulation number OF officers.
rhe navigation schools are preparing I
hese officers. who will be ready for
ervice as the ships are fitted out for
heir first voyages. Z
The following are the duties OF
unior ofYicers Rs given out by the
hipping board: >
In every case he must obey prompt :,
and willingly any orders issued by
IL superior of'icers. The right OF .
,peaI Is given. but oficers must be :
,eyed.
2 Learns QuartermaSter's Duties =
He will be assigned NJ assistant to
70 ofhcer on watch. and Instructed
: him In the duties pertaining to q
q watch oficer.
He will diligently apply himself at
times In order to acquire q thor
Ugh knowledge OF seamanship and q
matters pertaining to his profess u
pm. &
He will be instructed In the duties =
quartermaster under the supervi- "
III VI tnt OuittT III tudIBt. o.
He will be instructed in signal dut-
y In the use OF the log and the ~
I'd.
He will be instructed In the stor- z
q of cargo. III
He will be assigned TO different @
Ids and be responsible for cleaning q
e holds, strums and bridges. and 81
II see that they are kept clean. He @
hn 4fx aA "a ha1 In In
rming this duty
He Will give a detailed report each o
Y to the chief officer as to the con- y
ion of cargo of which he Is respon- 81,
lie.
He Will be assigned to stations I'M -
r the direct supervision of watch
icers in moring and docking the
ssel. =
He Will perform any and all other
ties which pertain to the duties OF
watch officer.
Must Please Supporters
He will in all cases be respectful
d obedient to the orders of his SUI
Pior officers.
He will mess with the petty off,
s OF the junior engineers, which
n is arranged for by the master.
His chances OF obtaining per-
nent position as a watch officer
II depend largely on the recon-
OF the officers under whom
has served as junior officer.
Students who apply to the school
st be able to provide themselves
h data as TO their birth. their reg
ration. their naturalization and
Ter data that special cases may
Ike necessary.
There Is no great amount OF red
e connected with young man en-
ing. The Washington free navi-
ion school In Tacoma Is now re-
wing applications. A number of
ing men are desired for these
rises. which cover four to six -
sks.
FOR Information those interested
uld write or call on b. F. Jacobs.
shington Free Navigation School. for
I'd floor Federal Building, Tacoma, Bib
shington. maj
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whip the hun trui
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