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Letter from Randall Jacobs to Dave Margolis (February 5, 1943)

Pers.320-RMB
113392

February 5, 1943.

Re: Lieutenant (jg) Lafayette R. Hubbard D-V(S), USNR,

Dear Sir:
Receipt is acknowledged of your letter of recent date concerning the indebtedness of the officer named above.

The Navy Department is restrained by law from controlling or directing in any manner the pay of any officer. Its power is limited in practice to referring the matter to the officer concerned for his reply direct to the complainant.

In accordance with this practice, your letter has been forwarded to the officer named above.

Very truly yours,

RANDALL JACOBS
The Chief of Naval Personnel

J. B. Perkins, Jr.,
By direction.

P.S. The file of correspondence enclosed with your letter is returned herewith.

Dave Margolis,
Corner 22nd & G. Sts., N. W.,
Washington, D. C.

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Subject: Letter from Dave Margolis (February 5, 1943)

113392
Pers-320-RMB First Endorsement
February 5, 1943.

From: The Chief of Naval Personnel.
To: Lieutenant (jg) Lafayette R. Hubbard, D-V(S), USNR,
U.S.S. PC-815, Albina Eng. & Mach. Works, Portland, Oregon.
Via: The Prospective Commanding Officer.

Subject: Letter dated February 4, 1943 from Dave Margolis, Corner 22nd and G Streets, N. W., Washington, D. C., concerning its claim for $120.75.
1. Forwarded for your information and such comment as you desire to make relative to subject claim.
2. Please make reply direct to the complainant, forwarding a copy of your letter to the Bureau with return of all correspondence.

RANDALL JACOBS,
The Chief of Naval Personnel.
J. B. Perkins, Jr.,
By direction.

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Letter To First National Bank Of Ketchikan (October 28, 1942)

U. S. NAVAL RECEIVING STATION
Long Beach, New York

28 October 1942

Cashier,
First National Bank of Ketchikan,
Ketchikan, Alaska

Dear Sir:

Prior to my receipt of an official letter regarding my note which you hold, I paid the interest on this note.

Additional payments will be forthcoming as I am able to make them.

You are again informed that the reason of non-payment of this note is the sharp decrease in pay which I was willing to take to help my country. Until this wards ended and I can resume my former profession I can make only small and irregular payments.

I assure you that I am doing my best to settle all outstanding obligations.

L. Ron Hubbard
Lieutenant, USNR

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Memorandum Re Debt To The First National Bank Of Ketchikan (October 28, 1942)

1. Prior to receipt of subject, interest was paid.
2. The difference between my former civilian pay and naval pay is considerable and obligations have not lessened while general prices have risen.
3. Only at those times when I have been on sea duty have I been able to partly reduce such indebtednesses as these and additional assignment to sea duty in the near future would aid me to repay such bills.
4. All effort has been and will be made to maintain my credit by the payment of such bills these.

(signed)
L. Ron Hubbard