Evening star
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that the proposed draft of a bill be 1
enacted at the earliest opportunity. i
Ti is ovnasfatl that tha rcnnnf save iks o
selection of permanent officers of the
Marine Corps will be ready for publi- r
cation about January 15. The work
of the board, of which MaJ. Gen. Ne- i
ille is president, will now be resumed t
since his return from Haiti. t
COAST GUARD
In reading' Commandant "W. E-
Reynolds reaent report, one wonders J
how the coast guard asea and ashore g
could have crowded so much heroic
and useful work into the year. On
all our coasts the guardsmen are f
saving life at sea and on land d
wherever men and women are in
peril. The report shows they saved
2,417 lives during the fiscal year; assisted
8,427 persons on board vessels, r
md cared for 661 persons along- the C
surf line. Reynolds says that "there
*-as not a day throughout the year
when service was not performed by
;utter or by station crews designed to
sssist. -relieve or comfort humanity in _
me way or another." X
While the Secretary of the Treasury
las not yet announced his policy, as
-equested in a letter to Him from the
Secretary of the Navy, relative to the
:ransfer of officers of the coast guard
.0 the permanent Navy, as provided in
:he naval appropriation act of June
I, 1620, an understanding has been
-eached With the Navy Department. I
Thereby the applications of coast i
tuard officers desiring transfer will z.
m received up to the date of the ez-
mlnaUons, which are to be held in
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Evening star. (1921). Washington, D.C., 1921-01-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1921-01-02/ed-1/?sp=47
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1921-01-02.
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