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Show i - "Nautical Novelties" tat: f n eun salute on The firing of a gu back entering a reI.nPof ordnances to the tatroducbono1 aboard ship. " vessels to in those days, for war &t have their Suf f Up0n their sea in case of pi ,ffh U'uns of aPp,-ach to f Pffie Vindicate the. ji.ip would,,nf the vessel 'vas that the nussion of tne ve a 'friendly one. follow-' The Navy maintains the , .,-orie schools at ban 6 mg tK.cit school, Ba- Cahfornia. E ec " Aviation di0 operator s 0Cl,Carpentr. Mechanics -'fT, phool Boiler-STr' Boiler-STr' school SulleVs' Schooi, Shippers' School and Hospital Corpsemens School These schools are open to a limit 6d SS? weC vfeeks elemen Ury ti-aiSng and show aptitude ap-titude for the trade involved, "pour states possess school ships for training young men to be ol fleers in the Merchant Marin S shins are the Pennsylvania Schoolship "Annapolis tne York Schoolship "Empire State , j the Massachusetts Schoolship "Newport", and the CMormz Schoolship "California State. These four schools have a total attendance of 471 boys; each one has a waiting list of between 400 and 500 boys. ' Prior to 1550 there is no mention men-tion of metal bullets. Bullets of stone were used. Epaulettes and shoulder marks now worn by Naval officers survive sur-vive from olden days when fighting fight-ing men wore metal plates on their shoulders to protect them from saber cuts. Naval Officers below the rank of Commander are addressed as "Mr." and in the case of officers of the Medical Corps as "Doctor' ; and of officers of the Chaplain Corps as "Chaplain"; officers of the rank of Commander and a-bove a-bove are never addressed as "Mister" "Mis-ter" out by their rank. , ...i niirirT"'imfTOr-j ihbnns and oiner uc- Campaign r10 bly worn on coratlons are nva y tradition e lefl Tbeen handed down to which Js been n y us neaily a t lnto Asia to the crusaders went the wrest the Ho d badges Turks, ie nlDtnJr hearts to proof pro-of honor ovei their claim their loyalty to o The custom led to m ;Vn4 ' .ver t'ha same place. Hign-W1S Hign-W1S sre worn suspended nneUneckror in other dist.nc- five Plt,0'?s,nv, aye, sir" are The words ay., aye -inco:v-d-r SnhdsTa i-nds to carry recrjrg-- ci |