The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-04
Army-Navy
Tests Set
for Tuesday

III - ANoNA~
Army Navy college qualifying
tests will be administered al 9
am on Tuesday, November 9 at
the Mount Clemens high school.
The purpose Of the eXamina-
tions is TO select candidates for
the Army Specialized Training
Program which seeks TO train
technicianS and specialists for
the Army and for the Navy Col
!. lege Program which seeks 10
provide officers for the Navy.
Marine Corps, and Coast Guard.
The test which is designed 10
measure the aptitude and gen
eral knowledge required for
success IN college programs Will
be given only on November 3,
1913 Any student who is inter-
ested and eligible according 10
the age. education, and general
health requirements should fill
out the Observation-Disclosures
forms and notify the principal
OF Mount Clemens high school Of
his desire TO take the test. Stu
dents who did not qualify on the
test Of April 2, 1913 and who are
still eligible may repeat the
test # they wish TO be consid-
cred again.
The test takes two hours, and
is divided into three parts that
testing the knowledge, meaning
and use of words that which
asks questions about scientific
matters which are OF general
knowledge; that which consists
\ of number of problems in
mathematics. All questions are
Of the "best-snSwer type. No
test scores VIII be reported TO
either candidates or school au-
thorities.
Students who take the test
will be required on that day 10
indicate their preference for the
Army or Navy college program.
Since the test writing does not
constitute enlistment in the arm
ed services, the student is not
obligayd 10 enter the program
If he Is accepted. However, no
instructions have been issued 10
local Selective Service boards
70 defer students on the grounds
that they may be chosen for the
ASTP or the Navy VIZ program.
Civilian candidates will be
notified by approximately De
cember 20 whether or not they
have passed the test, Then they
may be ordered 10 report TO in
duction or 10 procurement of
fices for the qualifying physical
examination.
Students who possess all men
tai. moral and physical require
ments will then enroll in the
program and viii study, at gov
eminent expense, at colleges and
universities in fields largely de-
termined by their own qualifi-
cations.
Those eligible for the ASTP
or the Navy VIZ qualifying
tests must be high school or pre-
paratory sch DOL graduates
whether or not in college, or
high school or preparatory
school seniors who Will be grad
uated by March !, 1894. or stu
dents who do not hold certifi-
Gates Of graduation from a sec
ondary school but who are now
continuing their education in an
accredited college
Students who have attained
their seventeenth but not their
twenty second birthday by
March ] 1914 may apply to
either the Army or the Navy
programs, but not 10 both.
Students who have attained
their twentieth but not their
twenty-second birthday by
March ] 1914 may apply only TO
the Army program,
Successful trainees will be on
active duty with their chosen
branch Of the armed forces, in
uniform, under military disci-
pine, and on regular military
pay.
Eligible youths of the Mount
Clemens area are urged 10 OBJ
tain further information about
this excellent opportunity for
special and officer training by
obtaining the information book
let pamphlet and admission
Identification forms from the
office Of the Mount Clemens
high school.