ee qa ee ae & : Gites Osg¢ noes len Col @ep Qe ee ae slenoitae BY Sain “ives For Medical Work In Georgia | Col. ‘Thair C. Rich has received| za epidemic of late 1957 did ei! a certificate of achievement for 'Rich’s ledership reflect itself in|, his work as Third Army surgeon the meeting of this emergency sit- |’ from January 1957 to June 1958. | .He is the son of Dr. Edward I. Rich, 2624 Taylor, Ogden’s oldest living doctor. The certificate was presented to | Col. Rich at Third Army Head- vation with the optimum use of resources at hand and minimum |. disruption of the military activities of the command. } “His guidance at Ft. Benning | (Georgia) and Ft. Bragg (North), Carolina) in connection with the | construction of the new multimillion dollar hospitals being’ erected at those posts has been } invaluable. © Col. Rich entered the Army in . Ga., McPherson, Ft. quarters, ' shortly before he departed for a | new assignment in Europe. Col. Rich was cited for. welding “together the complex elements which comprise the medical service into such a smoothly 1934 and has served throughout | functioning, efficient team as to the U. S., Europe and the Far|: permit the discharge of the Ar- East. | : my’s medical mission with maximum efficiency and high esprit, authorizations |} despite reduced jand-restricted funds. *CITES LEADERSHIP : ASESpecially during the influenHoiterh eee