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Page 136 - ... service. The tenure of office is permanent. Officers traveling under orders are allowed actual expenses. For further information, or for invitation to appear, before the board of examiners, address. SURGEON-GENERAL, Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Washington, DC February 1(5, 1904.
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Page 136 - ... cadaver. Successful candidates will be numbered according to their attainments on examination, and will be commissioned in the same order, as vacancies occur. Upon appointment the young officers are as a rule first assigned to duty at one of the large marine hospitals, as at Boston, New York, New Orleans, Chicago, or San Francisco. After four years' service Assistant Surgeons are entitled to examination for promotion to the grade of Passed Assistant Surgeon.