Page:United States Statutes at Large Volume 42 Part 1.djvu/828

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800 SIXTYJSEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. II. Ch. 259. 1922. th Fl t N l R serve after sixteen years’ service at the expiration ofcthe€<(iurr¢;lxivt?en1ilstment in which servmg, or who have completed sixteen years' service, may be transferred to the Fleet aval Reserve at any time after the passage of this Act in the discretion of the Secretary of the Navy, and shall, ulpon sgcll; triansfpr, receivp thefsamg t aw or men rans erre l)d5l.li]d“l`l8¢;l1el:)wlfIi11i$:.lS Igegiizeaiilt tlziezizxpiiiation of enlistment after ummvwswirh sixteen ears’ service: Promkied further, That enlisted men of the %;,·§l$;1;.§’ °’ 2° Navy, who have completed eighteen yearsi service, may be trans; f““°d “’ “‘°hF1‘2iZ§ N‘?”° RFS€{'°s2“ “E"' “"’%°tEZ"iG£$`§ %“.?E”§L2ii thisAt' the1ono e crearyo , upon suc? trahsferirreceive the same pay and allowances as now authorized by law for men transferred to the Fleet Naval Reserve se.-my mm than after twent ears’ service: Provided further, That enlisted men who {§;,,.§‘L1§Z{l°‘}6 $2,,,32; have served, for more than twelve but less than sixteen years shall

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b ten of a court-mart' unt' ey ave com e six n yxllsergipee, whereupon theylshall upon their own apphcatmn, be umm memes rmitted to transfer to the eet Naval Reserve: Promded further, ‘,§°,{,;g°',§¥§°tZ'} "'°"‘“‘ That no enlisted men of the Navy shall be to the Fleet Nm Ri‘}°°"°t“i$” ”‘°" $L%"‘3&’“%¥,’lii’d "““€§‘ °‘} “'Z.iiL?H'°“” ' te t is u e num r o e men

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Disckerzs ¤r ¤¤· ‘ at e men o ve serv ess an giiihiai lm twelve yeiiifs fouimd to be in excess of the total number herein appropriated for, after all other deductions have been made by way of retirement or transfer,fshlall ge dischargpd or gulrlgoughedtmthogxglpzy f th n e the overnmen , an recrui mg s e digconlziddlddlbndiicthe total numbep of ¢;)nlijvtLe1ddn}en lhas rliierz reflluréeg 'i"°"€'°“°°'**¤°° °¤ to the number herein appro riated or: r e uri er, a e is e s°pmmm` men of the Navy who may be separated from the S61'VlC€ by furlough ` or discharge under the reluirements of this Act§{1al§1re1<;e1ve(;.rav¢§ A“P‘Y°¤°°S· °’°·· if all wance now authorized y law for men onora `sc argc , an muhsing shrill, upon reenlistment in the Navy at ang time hereafter, receive the then current ay of the rating held at the time of discharge plus all permanent adpditions to such pa authorized by law at time of reenlistment for service equal to that which they had at time of discharge and, if allowed to reenlist, shall be requned to_ serve under such reenlistment only for a period equal to the unexpired term of the enlistment in which serving when furloughed or discharged: ·Wjg‘g¤°§u,‘,$g§,*g}} Provided further, That additional commissioned, warranted, api:it?i°zema¤s· name pointed, enlisted and civilian personnel of the medical department §§2§"i" “"°"‘°`* of the Navy, required for the care of patients of the United States Veterans Bureau in naval hospitals, maiy be employed in addition to the numbers authorized or appropriate for in t s Act. Pr¤~**—¤i¤¤¤· rnovrsrorxs, NAVY. “g°¤¤¤*°d ¤*i¤¤¤· For provisions and commuted rations for the seamen and marines, ` which commuted rations may be paid to caterers of messes in case of death or desertion upon orders of the commanding officers, at 50 cents er diem and midshi men at 80 cents per diem, and commuted P . v P . . . . S _ rations stopped on account of sick m hospital and credited at the “"““‘°“°°· °‘°· rate of 75 cents per ration to the naval hospital fund; subsistence of men imavoidablp detained or absent from vessels to which attached under orders ( uring which subsistence rations to be stopped on board ship and no credit for commutation therefor to be given), N 1 R quarters and subsistence of men on detached duty, subsistence of Fuzezln °°°"° officem and men of the naval auxiliary service; subsistence of members of the Naval Reserve Force during period of active service;