Naval supply account, effect of restrictions placed upon use of 1, 761 25 368 393 372 404 398 396 400 381 394 381 380, 393 395 396 393 369 370 369 401 401 402 397 374 405 371 377 392 397 372 400 399 248 189 184 45 366 13, 18 14 14 11 16 13 30 Leahy, Rear Admiral W. D., statement of Lepers, etc., Island of Guam, maintenance and care of Light cruisers, commissioning of.. 11, 221 834 221 743 441 743, 753 42 705 135 186, 190 190 Mileage, transportation expenses, and transportation of officers.. 639 Marine Corps—Continued. Military supplies and equipment. - Naval Academy graduates in the commissioned grades of.... Page 649 606 Estimates for 1939, distribution of Great Lakes Training Station, hospital, unused beds in 624 663 643 617 664 441, 563 49 2 441 441 221 665 665 684 Naval Dispensary, District of Columbia, elimination for rent for. Accident prevention and safety in naval shore stations, promotion of Naval Intelligence, Office of; employees, group IV-B, pay of College and noncollege men failing in examinations, percentage of.. Dairy of... Elevators, improvements to.. Furniture and equipment for rooms of midshipmen. Health conditions at 191 192 206 216 198 217 213 211, 215 215 Lexington and Saratoga aircraft carriers. Material condition of forces afloat.. Naval activities abroad including relief work since last hearing.. Page 206 199, 203 199 209 206 200 207 192 204 201 211, 215 217 219 193 193 209 208 205 214 61 181 601 755 755 42 Readiness of the fleet__. Treaty arrangements initiated or concluded since last hearing.. Naval Reserve, building up of, to provide officer personnel. Naval training stations (see also individual stations) 79 80 139, 162 114 Naval War College. 111 Distribution of, on vessels and at shore stations. Pay of officers and men causing hardships. Reserve Officers Training Corps units.. Officer personnel and selection system of the Navy Officers having no flying training, transfer of, to Flying Corps. Page 158 160 81-90 97-110 156 78 96 153 111 137 786 333, 834 352, 366 361 116 441 696 121 160 792 826 331 336 333 363 348 789 333, 360 810 348 785 350 802 365 332 334 337 360 787 333 352, 366 361 347 350 341 367 353, 362 351 362 Material purchased through naval supply account fund. Naval torpedo stations, increasing capacity of Newport, R. I., Naval Torpedo Station_. Manufacture of, cause of demand for. Overhaul work of, replacement of enlisted men by civilians for.. Production of by private industry. Use of those of decommissioned vessels.. Work, percentage of, done at Government-owned establishments. Р Pennoyer, Commander F. W., statement of Pensacola, Fla., Naval Air Station, power plant for. Planners, estimators, and progressmen, change in classification of Pownall, Commander C. A., statement of |