Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-28 | Page 4 | Navy Recruits Get Special Privileges

NAVY RECRUITS GET SPECIAL PRIVILEGES M on w it h previous experience in the army or marine corps who enlist in the navy will not be sent to training camps i for militaKv instruction. - but- will be transferred immediately to the nearest receiving ship for outfits and preliminary detont'on, upon completion of which they will be placed In general details. This is tho information received by the local recruiting office yesterday. Such men. if enlisted as apprentice seamen, the dispatch dis-patch also states, may be advanced at once to. the rating of seaman second class. Tho local office reports that it has finished fin-ished its publicity campaign in . the vicinities vi-cinities of Ogden, Provo and Magna., and expects to make an extension tour through t he southern part of the state next week. .Major A.. R.- Emery, in charge of the local army . recruit ing station, will estab- 1 i fill auxiliary stations at Twin Falls and I Idaho Falls. Idaho, according to an-I an-I nouncement made yesterday. Major Em- ery left Salt Lake Monday night for Idaho. -Enlistments yesterday at the local recruiting re-cruiting station were: Alpha O.-Seward. Salt bake : .loromlmos Ferles, Pocatello, Idaho: George H. "Warner, Salt Lake, i and Stephen J. Saathoff. Salt Lake.