Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1952 — Page 8

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Reserve. Report—

i By JOHN SPICKLEMIRE Fifth Army has announced 56 : kArmy Medcial Reserve Officers will be “Joe in July from the Fifth Army “Area, The: quota includes 40 physicians, 10 dentists and six veterinarians. .~They will be selected from Re“gerves who before their appoint : Rents in the Organized Resreve rps, were or would have been classified by Selective Service In _ Priority I. The duty will be two : rs. Priority I applies to Medical Reserve Officers who participated : ASTP (Army Student Train. ing Program) or similar pro‘grams condu by the Navy, and deferred during World War II to complete Medical or Dental education and who have less than 90 days’ active Military ' duty after completing their course.

Open House

The Terre Haute ORC Instructor Group, held open house at the Reserve Headquarters last woek, Officers were on hand to explain details of the Reserve progam to men in the area. Maj. J. Gastineau is the Regional Pa mander of the Terre Haute ORC Instructor Group.

New Assignments

sgt. Pfc. Theodore R. BSlzemore of Headquarters, Indiana ~ Military District, have been transferred to the 6th Armored Division, Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. Sgt. Harid W. Allen, Bloomington ORC tructor Group, and M. Sgt. n L. Jennings, Ft. Wayne Inctor Group have been ordered Camp Carson, Colo, :

ABU, Mountain and Cold Weath-! er Training Command. Sgt. Andy | Hamblin, Headquarters, Indiana Military District, reported for duty with the 1st Guard Company, Ft. Leavenworth, Kas.

ORC School Program

Branch sections of 5903d ORC School will present the following

University, Tuesday at 8 p.m, Adjutant General Section — Maj. John Shaw! Problems involved in the preparation of General and special orders.

during Combat,” Lt, Col. Ray Li Volstad. Combined Arms Section—Maj. B.A, Zollezzi: "An Infantry Battallion in Defensive Operation.” Ordnance Section — “Automo-

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struction,” Maj. Keith Cox. Medical—"Efficlency ne - Maj. John Weider, ana * ration Service for Phy Reasons,” Col. Joon,

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plastic seats replace the old hard canvas covered pads. Larger springs and a new type shock absorber have been added. Other features include a fully automatic “ clutchless transmission that puts an end to shifting problems and allows new drivers to be trained in far less time than before, It is five inches longer and two inches wider than the earlier model, The horsepower has been stepped up, the cruising range greatly increased due to better fuel economy and a larger gas tank.

CO Promoted

Maj. Norman B. Hudson, commander of the 327th Machine Records Unit was promoted from Captain to Major Apr, 1, He was sworn in by Capt. H. T. Weaver, Acting Regional Commander, Indianapolis ORC Instructor Group.

Acting Chief

Col. Dewitt Ballard, Senior Army Instructor for National Guard, is acting Chief of Indiana Military District during the tempordry absence of Col. H. A. Doherty. Col. and Mrs. Doherty

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