Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-09-29 | Page 15 | Lieutenant Payne, Personnel Officer

LIEUTENANT Ml PtRSOiEL DFFIGER Former Student at Univer-I Univer-I sity of Utah Wins Shoul- der Bars. 1 Lie'atenant Wendell Fayne, infantry, ! ! I". S. A., formerly a student of the t.ni-I t.ni-I versity of Vtah, who has just been com-j com-j missioned a second lieutenant and as-j as-j signed to duty as personnel officer of I the army training corps ct the I'niver-: I'niver-: si t y of Nevada, arrived in i? a i t Lake i yesterday from the Presidio to spend a few days at his home before reporting ' for active duty. ! Lieutenant Payne was a popular men:-i men:-i ber of tho junior class at the Vniver-! Vniver-! sity of Vtah. but was one of the stu-; stu-; dents chosen from that institution to ! i enter the officers ' training school at i the Presidio. He took up his training .in July and recently completed the course, and received his commission. His ! selection and assiijniii,pnt to duty as j personnel officer of the army training corps at the University of Neva la is a tribute to his ability and to the work IIEUTENANT WENDELL J PAYNE, university stndcnt, who hna won a commission and becomes be-comes personnel officer. (I T ; f I - . . . J I . -:"", --. I . . v--'.v -! !; .'ir';-;AUv ft ''-:v p K j! '"''"'i "C1m O r j : w ; Se;t-f -t ! ' " - "j mm- ' or ccoa "jq 1 " "" : he did while in the officers' training school. The lieutenant is a brother of William Wil-liam L. Pnyne of the mounted stjuad of the ?n!t Lake polii-e department and is well known in the city, lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.' P. Payne of Richfield, I'tah. He is a Si:ma ("hi fraternity inomNer at tho ' 1. " He expects to report for duty at tho Uni- , versity of Nevada within this week.