Evening star., 1936-09-20
Naval Reserve Inspection
Marks Indicate Gains
Battalion and All Divisions Indicate Consid-
erable Improvement Over
Previous Years.
The Navy Department has obtained

q ruling from the controller general
Of the United States on the legislative
provision as to pay for active duty
and training duty for Naval Reserve
offlcers above the grade Of lieutenant
commander:
The act appropriating the funds for
the Naval Reserve says that no ap-
preparation shall be available to pay
more than 19 officers of the Naval Re-
serve and one officer Of the Marine
Corps Reserve above the grade of lieu
tenant or captain, respectively, the
pay and allowances Of their grade for
the performance of active duty other
than the performance Of drills or
other equivalent instruction or duty,
or appropriate duties and the per-
formance Of Is days active training
duty, and other officers above such
grades employed on such class Of
active duty, not to exceed four months
in any calendar year. shall not be
entitled to be paid a greater rate Of
pay and allowances than authorized
by law for q lieutenant Of the Navy
or a captain Of the Marine Corps
entitled to not exceeding 10 years
longevity pay.
The controller general has decided
as follows in this connection:
An ofi1cer above the rank of lieu
tenant, on training duty with pay
not in excess of Is days, is entitled
to the pay and allowances Of his rank
and length Of service for the time
involved In travelling to and from
such training duty via the shortest
usually travelled route.
An officer Of the Naval Reserve
above the rank of lieutenant is not
entitled to any pay for training duty
performed in excess Of Is days Curfss
the fiscal year.
An officer of the Naval Reserve above
the rank Of lieutenant, not included
among the excepted 10, is not entitled
to any pay for active duty In excess
Of four months during calendar
year, irrespective of the fact that the
period Of such class of active duty
may have been in two fiscal years.
The Navy Department has an
nounced that in the future it will
not be practicable for the loan library
Of the Bureau Of Navigation to loan
books to Naval Reserve oficers for
use in the study of the Naval War
College correspondence course In in
ternational law. because Of the long
period that books are required for
study Of this course, the increased
use Of the library and the decrease
in funds available for the purchase
of additional books.
It Is suggested that officers who en-
roll for this course make every effort
to utilize texts on the subject Of inter-
national law, which may be available
in public libraries and naval district
Libraries.
The following discharges have been
ordered:
Ensigns Emil Anderson. Charles J.
Daras, Trygve Rustad, James A. Kan
tos, Henry c. May, Michael Saulter
and Oscar ]. Trevisan.
Aviation cadets: Conrad B. Allison,
Richard A. Ames, Washington p.
Banks, Harold Braune, Raymond w.
Brown. Robert s. Butler, william r.
Campbell, Clifton E. Canton, Craw-
ford G. Dennis, John r. Dobbin, Wal
ter E. Draper. Henry L. Driscoll, Karl
A. Eckel, David E. Edwards, Robert E.
Field, Donald r. Fleming, Albert H.
Galbraith, John M. Gangler, Warren
H. Gard, Milo @. Haines, John D.
Harshberger, Lucius @. Hobbs, Robert
8. Hudson, Edward w. Johnston,
Ralph G. Jurgensen. Rolf w. Kaasa,
Gordon H. Knott, James v. Lott,
George A. McKusick, Pierre v. Meyer,
Harry L. Miller, Morris Miller, Floyd
r. Minyard, James L. e. Neefus, VIII
liam c. Neuenhahn, John s. Parke,
Charles A. Rankin, Paul A. Sander
son, John E. Smith, Richard c. Smith,
John j. Surowiec, Robert H. Suther-
land, Wilbur G. Trafton, Thomas M.
Turner, Dominic Vaccaro, James NJ.
Vinson, John M. Wyckon and Donald
x. Yost.