The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 3, 1940, Page 6

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Naval Hospital, Brem- o Princess Charlotte scheduled to o €rton, Wash., on August 19, 1940 . ail from Vancouver July 6 o for candidates residing in the N o | Northwest area : » Prines George scheduled to sail o| Graduates of Class “A” medical e from Vanconver July 8 at 9 e schools who have had an intern- e e ship in a civilian hospital an ® Alaska scheduled to sail from e Who are physically and protes- o attle ) at 9w m o sionally may be commis- o] scheduled to sail from e sioned permane iical e Seattle . 9at9p m e Corps of the Navy as A\smam e SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e Surgeons with the rank of Lieu- o Princess Alice scheduled south- e tenant (junior grade). Applicants ® bound Friday mornin ® must be less than thir ) ® Mt. McKinley scheduled south ® years of age at the ume they re- ® 2 coclock Friday afternoon. e ceive their commissions, citizens e North Coast scheduled south ® of the United States, physically ® Friday evening ® gqualitied for appointinent ol- ® Aleutian scheduled south next ® ticers in the Medical Corps and ® Sunday or Mond: ® must demonstrate their proression- . LOCAL SAILINGS o al qualifications by competitive e Estebeth scheduled to sail every ® written, oral and practical examin- e Wednesday at 6 p. m. for Sit- ® ations. The professional examina- e ka and wayports. @ tion will embrace the subjects of ® Dart leaves every Wednesday ® (1) General Meaicine, (z) Generai e at1p.m. for Petersbury Port ® Surgery, (3) Obstetrics and Gyne- ® ' Alexander, Kake and way ® coioz;, and (4) Preventive Medi- ® ports. ® cme and Medical Jurisprudence bl G B R B G SR i information regardmg - physical requirements, etc., may be obtained by addressing a letter to 5 TipEs TOMORROW the Bureau of Mediane and Sur- 3 gery, Navy Department, Washing- i ton, D. C. Applications must be (Sun Time) completed and received in the Bu- Low tide—6:15 am. -14 fect. |reay of Medicine and Surgery High tide—12:41 p.m., 150 feet. |prior o' August 1, 1940, and in Low tide—7:00 p.m. 3.1 feet. | order that authotization may react __Tides Friday the applicant in sufficient time for High tide—0:22 am., 17.7 feet. | iy to appear for examination on Low tide 54 am., -23 feet. 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