Final Personnel Record for Newhouse, Delbert C., U.S. Navy, 1957

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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL
WASHINGTON 25, D. C.
IN REPLY REFER TO
Pera-B52-HOA/ 11:111
177283/Am
~ Fobruar;y 1960
From:
Chief of Naval Personnel
To:
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Via :
Officer 1n Charge
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Subj: Voluntary Retirement
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Ref:
(a) BuPera Instruction 1811.lA
Encl:
(1) Navy Guide for Retired and Fleet Reserve Personnel
1. This is to acknowledge receipt of your letter of
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which you have requested voluntary retirement effective
1 &nril l~'0
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Your request is being processed for -l-Auo~~~i-l..-J.960....,.._____________
2. Your attention is invited to the requirements set forth in subparagraph 3k
of reference (a ) regarding a retirement physical examination. Your request
cannot be forwarded to the Secretary of the Navy for approval until a report
of such examination is received. If you have forwarded a report of pre­
retirement physical examination or a certified copy thereof to Pers-B52, pl.ease
disregard this paragraph.
3. This acknowledgment is not to be construed as being an indication of approval
of your retirement, as such action is at the discretion of the Secretary of the
Navy. Appropriate orders will be issued effecting your transfer to the Retired
List upon approval of your request by the Secretary of the Navy. It would be
advisable to exercise caution in making commitments in anticipation of voluntary
retirement until you are 1n receipt of retirement orders.
4. You are advised that, with certain exceptions, retired officers including
warrant officers of the Regular Navy are prohibited from holding a civilian
position or office with the Federal Government when either the retired pay o~
the rate of compensation fixed for the civilian position or office amounts to
$2500 or more per annum. Your specific attention is invited to the informa­
tion concerning the Dual Employment Statute, the Dual Compensation Statute,
and the conflict-of-interest restrictions of private employment activities,
~ontained in Chapters 1 and 2 of Part Eight of enclosure (1).
H. O. ANSON, JR.
By direction
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