Word: uniformities
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...amused to find that wearing the prescribed summer uniform means breaking regulations. It says here distinctly that the short sleeve shall extend two thirds of the way from elbow to wrist. As for the suits, the primary rule is that the skirt should be of the same material as the jacket and MATCHING IN COLOR. Radcliffe supply officers, garbed in what was once reserve blue, then on second thought dyed a deeper shade, hope to avoid billets in the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts wherein the standard for the WAVES' Navy blue is kept. We are still awaiting the arrival...
...previously announced, commissioning exercises will take place on Tuesday, June 1, at 1000, probably in Potter Auditorium. The ceremonies will take about one hour. The present and incoming Midshipmen classes, Business School faculty, and friends and family of the graduating class are invited to attend. Uniform for our class will be dress whites, including gloves, visor caps, and white shoes, so get these incidentals taken care of immediately. Shore leave for new officers will begin at the conclusion of the exercises and will end at 2000 on Sunday, June...
...details which seem minor in the light of coming events. A half month's pay as Midshipman, and $150 uniform allowance in cash will be paid to all men receiving commission on the 1st. Application for the additional $100 can be filed as soon as the office sets the minimum requirements for the complete uniform "bag." We hope that bridge coats will be excluded from such a list so that most of us will be able to qualify immediately for the much needed additional allowance. Applications for allotments for insurance and dependents can be made ready for filing on June...
...Harvard becomes almost exclusively the home of servicemen, the Harvard Crimson will follow the University into uniform by discontinuing publication under that name and by putting out two copies of the SERVICE NEWS a week, with the undergraduates included on the same basis as other schools...
...that most of the bad weather is over we have found just the man that could have helped out with the uniform of the day problem that we had a while back . . . William Dodd has seen plenty of service as an Aerographer (weather man to you) and his famous bunion ache test will always tell when lousy weather is coming. No wonder he has been limping ever since he has been here...