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Show 1 Armed Forces Cpl. Robert Peirce, son of Mr. and Mrs. June Peirce of this city, has graduated from a non-commissioned officers staff course in chemical warfare at Edgewood Arsenal, Md., according to word received here. His studies ranged from offensive and defensive tactics tac-tics of gas warfare to prevention and treatment of gas casualties. J. Charles Hatfield, son of Mrs. Mary Z. Hatfield, was recently made a mess sergeant in the U. S. Army and is at present cooking cook-ing for the officers of his company. com-pany. Before being made a mess sergeant, he attended cooking school. Sgt. Hatfield is serving overseas and recently made a request re-quest for the Springville Herald, expressing his appreciation of any news from home. Kearns, Utah Junior Charles Sundbloom, of 674 East Second North, Springville, Utah, is now a Pre-Aviation cadet at the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command's Basic Training Center (No. 5), it is announced by Col. Converse R. Lewis, Post Comman- der. Private Sundblom att Springville high sL th. his.enlistmenflfal training he was a trS'?. Cadet Sundbl0m 'is Charles Sundbloom. So of Naval Avia"tio7"c,w Alden Berrett, Jj'S Mrs. F. A. Berrett, 229 t ' East, Springville, ha. w to active training evn or Naval Flight PreLaf 11 at San Luis ObispS Cadet Berrett will be 1, limmary ground schooling at San Luis Obispo instruction will be receiZ,1 War Training school, a & Flight school, and Navv and advanced flight training Successful completion tf ft program will bring a caml -a Naval or MarL fijj Berrett graduated from Sari, ville high school in May ijT later attended Brirtam v University. He J sports and dramatics at both ! these schools. 1 George Bird will leave July 2J to be inducted into the Artnrt Forces at Fort Douglas, Utah. Clyde Miner, stationed at Can,, Cooke, Calif., is home on a seven day furlough. He came especial, to attend the funeral of his M. mother, Mrs. Ann D. Binks. |
