Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

ganlZeh Reserve headquarters. have
been designated as associate county
| Chairmen. They are, together with
the counties to which they are as
signed, as follows: District Of Column
| bia. Col. a ndrew Moses; Cha ries County
and st. Marys County. Md, Maj. +.
| +. Lemly; Montgomery County and
Prince Georges County, Md. Maj. r..
J.. Gaugler; Arlington County. Lou
doun County and Fairfax County. Va.
Maj. Albert s. j. Tucker. and Prince
| William County, Va, Maj. William T..
| Woodward
| Other Regular Army officers on de-
tached duty in the District OF Column
bia have been named as assistants in
! the approaching 1928 &. NJ. T. e. pro-
curement campaign. az follows: Lieut..
| Col. Lewis s. Brinton. jr.. and Capt.
| Clay Anderson. District Of Columbia
| National. Guard Armory. The follow
| ing will assist at Georgetown Tniver.
| sity: Lieut.. Col. A. +. Dannemiler, In
| fantry; Maj. John +. Corby. Marine
| Corps. and Capts. Stewart ID. Harvey
and William y. Lowery, both Infantry
| officers. George Washington Univer-
| sity will be represented by Mai Sewell
| NJ. Corbett. while Capt. Hollis G. Clark.
| retired. will assist in the procurement
|
| lowing retired Regular Army officers
will assist in the G. NJ. T. c. procure.
| ment work at the Washington high
schools: Lieut.. Col. Wallace NJ.
Craigie and Ma is. John G.. Donovan.
Raymond G.. Payne and Alexa nder W.
! Maish. At the University of Mary
land at College Park. Md. there will
be Mai. Robert s. Lytle. Capt. William
=. Scobey and First Lieut. Edward H..
Bowes. Col. Richard X. Cravens. re-
| tired. and First Lieut.. William E.
cruiting Office in Washington. at 500
Tenth street, to assist in this work.
Local medical officers of the Re-
| serve and National Guard who con-
| template to undergo a, some time
| any of the various courses, will be
| interested in a recent War Depart
| ment announcement pertaining to
| this subject. Medical officers belong
| ing 10 either the National Guard Or
| the Reserve Corps may he sent to
| either a complete basic course, or TO
! the first or second period of a course
| as follows: ta) Officers who have had
no prior training in aviation medi-
| cine may be ordered to the school for
! any complete basic course. the course
| beginning MAY !. being completed in
the following fiscal year. tb) Officers
| who have had no instruction in av;a-
ton medicine and who for any rea-
son cannot take Il complete basic
course may he sent TO the first period
of any basic course. (cl officers
who have completed the correspond
ence course, or who have received
the equivalent of the correspondence
course. /. e. actual attendance upon
the short basic course formerly given.
or who have taken the first period OF
the basi course as authorized below.
can qualify as fight surgeons by
taking the second period OF in
struction (practican OF any basic
course. Following Is given a synop-
sis OF the courses: First period. be-
ginning on January ;. May l and
September 5 of each year. The sub
iects covered in this course are
neuro-psychiatry. opthalmoiogy and
aviation medicine. Second period. one
month. beginning March ). July l and
November OF each year. The sub
jects taken up IN this period are