MAJOR FLLIOTT TELLS LEGION
OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR
VOLUNTARY SERVICE
Applications for entrance to the ;
Officers Reserve Corps, which is
open, with certain restrictions, to j
former service and reserve men, !
will be available soon, it was an- i
nounced in the Empire by Major
Malcolm Elliott.
In addition to physical condi- j
lion, applicants to the Corps will,
be considered on a basis of edu- |
cation, personality, adaptability, i
experience and other traits. Ap- ,
pointments to the Reserve are |
for five years, and promotions |
may follow if requirements are1
fulfilled. Major Elliott said.
Included in the eligibility list for j
application are men who have \
been recognized as National Guard
officers, former officers in the
regular army, from April 6, 1917, j
to June 30, 1919, former reserve!
officers, whose appointments were
not based on National Guard
status, warrant officers and en- ,
listed men of the regular army,
approved graduates of the Re- '
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proved flying cadets and gradu
ates of the Citizens Military
Training Camps.
Further details may be secured
from Major Elliott at the office
of the Alaska Road Commission.
Required training will be arrang
ed from his office for those whose
applications arc approved. The
training course later may include
short encampments at Chilikoot
Barracks, Major Elliott said.
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stood in his place.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 23, JP)~
General William E. Gillmore, as
sistant chief of the army air corps
at Washington and commanding
officer in charge of the maneuvers
now being held at Mather field,
presented som° pertinent facts
pertaining to aviation to the San
Francisco Advertising Club and
called upon citizens of the country
to overcome an inferiority complex
that prevails concerning progress
in aviation.
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