Medical School
Admiral Ross T. Mclntire, Surgeon General, U. S. Navy, has told us that each service is to utilize the facilities of the School, but sea power still looms as a problem for our fifteen Army lieutenants as our thirtythree Naval ensigns point over their shoulders at thirteen hundred USNR's on their way to the campus. Their most serious question has been answered, however, and they no longer need worry about being sent away to an Army School.
No details are yet available except that medical students in the V-12 program will be classed as Apprentice Seamen, but will be uniformed as Reserve Midshipmen. How closely the School will be integrated with the College program for the Navy is not yet known, but the change to a sixteen week semester will bring the two calendars into synchronism. The use of North Fayerweather as a Medical School residence for those not in the AKK house has already established our claim to that hall as our barracks if the School is to be housed as a unit.
Capt. Henry L. Heyl, 0436847, Sixth General Hospital, A.P.O. H668, New York, N. Y., and Capt. Frank H. Connell, SN, C.O-512128, 13th Malaria Survey Unit, S.O.S. Unit Training Center, New Orleans, La., are two faculty address corrections.
Major Dawson Tyson, MC AUS is indoctrinating for a few weeks at Lawson General Hospital, Atlanta, Ga.
Lt. John Godfrey, MC AUS is with the 25th Medical Officers Training Battalion at Carlisle Barracks.
A class for October has been admitted as follows: Peter Beck, Alburg Springs, Vt.; Roland F. Beers Jr., Lincoln, Mass.; Robert L. Clark, Flint, Mich.; Donald P. Cole, Fall River, Mass.; Edward B. Crane, Burlington, Vt.; James F. Dickson, Washington, D. C.; Raphael E. Eban, London, England; John F. Gile Jr., Hanover, N. H-; Harold C. Habein, Rochester, Minn.; William S. Hatt, Longmeadow, Mass.; David D. Kirkpatrick, Saegertown, Pa.; Edward A. McCrum, Staten Island, N. Y.; Fletcher H. McDowell, Denver, Colo.; Harrison J. O'Connor, New York, N. Y.; Jerome Peacock, Honolulu; Fred Plum, Margate, N. J.; Walter S. Rothwell, Denver, Colo.; John P. Ruppe Jr., Bay Shore, N. Y.; Howard L. Sawyer, Fall River, Mass.; Thayer A. Smith Jr., Short Hills, N. J.; Edgar E. Thomas, Appleton, Wis.; John M. Van Buren, Ridgewoo'd, N. J.; Adair W. White Jr., Houston, Texas; and Robert D. Wiley, Port Washington, N. Y. All are undergraduates of the College; nine are sons of physicians, and three are sons of alumni. Exactly one half the class is in the Naval Reserve in V-l, one is in the Army Reserve, and the remainder are General Hershey's men.
Colin C. Stewart III M' 24 and Leslie K. Sycamore M'25 represented one School and the Hospital last month at the respective meetings of the New England Pediatric •and Roentgen Ray Societies in Boston. 1941 Janet Ingerson and LIEUT. I. LEWIS CHIPMAN MC USN were married in Lebanon on April 4, before a thronged church of relatives, friends and classmates. Edmund C. Bovill Jr., Frank Cline Jr., and Everett W. Czerny of the Pennsylvania delegation were among the ushers and Franklin Lynch 11, William Sinclair Jr., Gordon I). Stokes and Robert G. Storrs represented the Hitchcock intern staff.
HIRAM H. BELDING III has graduated from Northwestern and taken Nancee Reitheimer Belding and Hiram H. Belding IV to Detroit with him for the period of his internship.
ARTHUR C. GUYER, commander of a submarine patrol in Atlantic waters, was rescued from a life raft after his ice-burdened craft foundered in a northeast gale somewhere southwest of Cape Cod.
1940 ALBERT C. HATCHER is married to Madeline Fisher of Caldwell, Kansas, and is interning at Ancker Hospital in St. Paul. 1939 BARRON F. MCINTIRE, MC AUS has been promoted to Captain and expects to go overseas shortly which will end a honeymoon idyll at Camp Langdon just as his wife's cooking is getting to be really good. 1938 WILLIAM L. MCLAUGHLIN is a Resident dent in Urology in the Squier Clinic at Presbyterian Hospital in New York.
1937 LIEUT. FRANCIS G. SOULE JR. MC USN was married to Mary Elizabeth Ragle on March 5, at Mare Island, California.
1933 MAJOR BENJAMIN S. REID MC AUS is executive officer of a station hospital somewhere in North Africa and speaks French like the natives or to the natives I am not sure which.
May 2 is the date to mail in your contribution to the Alumni Fund.
