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The SALMON MEMORIAL LECTURES which Dr. Robert D. Gillespie, psychiatric specialist of the British Royal Air Force will deliver in several cities of this country and Canada, have been announced by Dr. C. Charles Burlingame, chairman of the Salmon Committee on Psychiatry and Mental Hygiene. Dr. Gillespie has received special leave of absence from the RAF from the British government for the purpose of delivering the Salmon Lectures in this country and Canada. He will fly here to make a first-hand report to members of the American medical profession and officers of the United States Army and Navy Morale Division on the psychological effects of 'Blitz' warfare on civilian and armed forces.
The schedule for the Salmon Lectures is as follows: New York, November 17, 18; Toronto, November 19; Chicago, November 21; New Orleans, November 22; Washington, November 24, 25 (not open to the public); San Francisco, November 27; Philadelphia, November 30.
Dr. Gillespie will discuss the problems of psychiatry in national defense under the title 'Psychoneuroses in Peace and War and the Future of Human Relationships'. A general invitation to members of the medical profession and their friends to attend the lectures has been issued by the Salmon Committee.