SIXTY—NINTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. 011.*529. 1926. 719 entgeer so for advizplcementdshall prior to I I , ject in ,1·eep§eds·to e examinations prescri ‘ * V w* r *•¤¤ ¤•**°¤ *•· oi}ic`§r;éadvs•.1n;d§i u§1se“1;iority,éa¤dz of `£?l'l.l{11l.'B‘ page tt`: gg? i°mt°”°m°` ·"profo“‘=inaon*s¤1—cer`atreafhe° r ~ ° · i;` ., %€blé»!or ~selection’iahIduad·€anceme!it.’ Should ap? cheer p,°*•°°•,, “ ml gay tail ‘ ipase the fphysical examiuation,inhe*sh I not-be eon~ sidered, in the T t of retirementyentitled to thenext higher rank. mmm of M Snc;4. Hex-eafter alltstaif omcers in the Navy commissioned prior cthcen nnmnninsiinsn to Manch 41913, when of the samerank as theirrunning matesor "“°‘°° M"°" ‘· ‘°‘°· of the ranlx forwhich their running mates have been selected, shall »tal;3{;ifr1e•cedenl;:e gitlr aghmaléer pg and stall officers of the samera F `mtee ates in ecommissions o1·w`ch in dueecourse ·‘will bfstated in the commissions of their running ngates $1; Such sta! 'pilicers og ahhigher rank than m§g‘,§,’;‘$§_°{°$‘“**h*” t e ra e y t cir runnin'*“mates*unti t eir runni " mates have *been’selected for suclrhigger rank shall take precedenigce with all line and stan: officers of the rank then held by them in accordance with the in the commission of the junior line officer in such higher rank;,_staii' oihcersof a lower rank than the rank “°“°"°"‘“"· held by their vnnnnini mates shall take precedence withtallline and stef oiiieers oEf’t e¤ same `irank in accordance. with the dates stated in the commissions that? had‘ been held theirhwmning
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ra an ·t e- same ate o ence in at r *s a · if M ¤•¤¤• mak no precedence in the i· following oigder: (a) ~I1ine‘oEoers, (b)¢medical dm oiiicers, (c) officers of the,su;;pg_ ’_ s, gg) chaplains, (e) naval constructors, (f)i civil"’eng1` rs, lg) ntgllodicersi Provided SM mmm farther,~ That staif oihoers assigned running mates 'infaccordiiice anew ijunning nnS’§n°Yi
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' respecttoo ei·*st§‘ cersw o so aveas- -0l1‘l‘\111$.lAI1g mates the new running mates so assigned, the precedence held by them prior to the- assignnientsof such new running mates. · ‘ ~’* ” Mm pu U . Sw. 5. For the purgoses of this Act the term passed over, ,,,,,»,,.§,, ,pp§f,§‘f, whenapiplied to anio construed-* mean that ¤¤¤¤1<>¤r· ogieer w en eggibée {43- béderatgn for vseléaction 1:;; noe nt as* aie , 1 ected “an ann r junior hiiivisinvdfse same*rank ’ahd"-·bra§1?ch of the Navyhas been and permanent¥ advanced,;~p>Prooided, That no stef ishall §°‘Q¤‘{‘§,,dmmdw }’.?n§2i2‘l*§S I-lin ‘L?¥.Fi°i‘n€§5§°§‘.;?§f‘2.}’§ni°“i°’i»‘i% *22;?.$”4k“;'§; ‘° junior —to* him in··"his_;oo1§>s.'nor"by reason the aidianeement in rgb]; sine; that cdate, an priozhgo edit; o;‘:giis§Act of any o r- ‘ i se s>not·*now on a 've"` coe e· avy; ’_[ » Sno. 06. E;cl?gtaff"o1iicer·*coniinissioned‘ in his corps priorlto ,§}'g§,P’{’,‘b,“?,§§,“,,,,{,'f March 4, 1913, who has served continuously on me aetiveplistiof said mg {rmi ({=¤1lgg°g¤g¤(; corps Since tha1;a¥;i§nad’ wigg ,1102 ‘l?;t2 numsbiigls for ans; March}, im. since sanua *' T `"oriw ‘ asino en" “ over ` n " assigned as r1i1si~nnns{g·in¤a» nnejnninn line %ee·g gqbove gmi on tk; 'p1Fecedence,’l;g4of"th€1 publish in tg; 8ubm·- u , a * steric aime. 1* "eac ‘*i ` cer ’ ' one °°¤ Y °°¤‘ o‘n_?i·= singin Marche 4, 1911;; on ’the"aétive‘list;"` "ho has gotulogg mm°°°d“ numbers or °·oi·‘ w" as·not~·been` or `A " a * assigned·‘as·his innnning matetgat line iieikt after whom he took precedence when cumrnissionéd QT _ BUY k¤ih19`®YP¤, p and·with%’w’hoin he has taken *fo1*‘@moti n`pur‘p6ses » · in ln aecordaneegwith the ‘Act’·of‘§_ ’l‘hat`if ‘”{"°"“‘,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, H H, the] mate ·whe·wenld be ansgnna in aeeordance"w·ith the g*p¤§{]ggg¤d¤l{g;;r¤L<&§rc¤¤{ foi@ng`e auses·of»this*section·’tb»any stef “o£icéf‘§ppointed ¢,1¤1s.1¤1¤m¤mu»: corps ‘ to March*4; 1918,'is*ji111io!·` i' to the"running” inateof any °"”“’°‘”°" do »o eerappointedlin the same corps, ‘on or after ’said date, the
