American Fork Citizen | 1920-06-05 | Page 2 | U. S. Navy

U.S. NAV II " 1 11 i 'iW n i i 1 1 iiMiin A-ik )tl ,, I, BMaiiW LLBvKuiiSjBBaaaaaBUr aVwaaBsaBaaaaiBaaF-BlBaaaaa KUSWttUmtmtmJm.4rSKttlm'St SEBibHIH Some P. 8. sudors ure shown here making plain und fane; '' at a Navy training school. JB, The gentle nrt of tluxiulthlug aa tB(lglt ,,, lll0 ij, Si 'nyy "fW1 a man for u rating aboard u man o' war. There his" work H conDa spreltjliy ml his ability should Increase throughout Ids enlistment. llieru Is no excuse for u man not becoming uu expert Iy l'ie ZjM 1 ,",r, ur".' Knr' ne ,,u,y h re"'n to civil life entirely QUB prolltuble trade or continue In the service nt tho advanced r llorB re-enllstmentH, - m .i''v1 "" ,h' l,"" wl'l there are schools for every other ri.II ..nST ,(ttr,,l,,T' Mwk-ihlhs, plumbers, electricians, bskrtj els s, and a dozen other specialties uro taught to the young recrM mii,frBhh"" " "bbj nn" M" i0 P"' Itself in some tM for entrance to some trade school,