Show - — - 664 5 i I 1 it - Utahns Receive AdvancementsNew Duties In Branches of Nation's Armed Service I I I 1 Recent promotions and assignrnents of 12tahns and former ' in the armed Utahns now servinc ' -'' forces of the 17nitee'd States were ' r announced Tuesday by the war --and navy departments and rela- if' tves and friends of the in At 7 I and will remain here until - ' JCity ' I i Richfield ILegionnaire Receives Colonelcy "4 1 1 At Administrative School - A s ' 4A' : $ 1 - Sergeant George S Shortleft of 126 D street son 6f Mrs George S Shurtleff entered the army adofficer ministrationcandidate school at Gainesville Fla after spending 18 months in Hawaii and after receiving an award for overseas action Successful completion of the course leads to a commission as a second lieutenant '4 :-- ' - - -- I y ' doctor D B Gotte 1' fmdson head of the Utah departf ment of the American Legion in i 1936 recently was advanced in E i''" " rank to colonel He is now in New York City waiting his shipping Col Gottfredson Capt v Nesbitt Orders rvrnme7 rat Private Reports xat jr ' Colonel Gottfredson a Univer' ' '' ' his To Medical School sity of Utah graduate received univmedical degree at Washington Private Joseph J Snyder of 164 ers-ity where he served his intern-sni- p Sixth East street has been selected He is a native of Richfield to report to the commandant medi' where he practiced several years r7V cal administrative corps officer ' 4 candidate school at Camp Barke' ' -- 00 t i ley Texas for officer training He Lieutenant Colonel i ' 4 4' been attached to a medical has ! r battalion at Camp Grant Serves in Africa -training 4 7 la 4 man James A former Salt Lake i V (Gene) Laird stationed in north ' Africa with the signal corps has t t recently been advanced in rank i from major to lieutenant colonel 1 -- i i --t -S to in received word Salt according V O Owens Lake City Monday Corp Erickson A University of Utah graduate Lieutenant and Mrs Fred A Colonel Laird received his com- Corporal Brockbank has been an Harris are home from Fort Sill mission-- in the army reserve was instructor of aircraft ordnance Okla visiting their parents Mr called to active duty as a captain in and Mrs Insley Harris at 1441 a He furloughspent recently in December 1940 and was sta- Salt Lake City visiting his par- Sherman avenue and Mr and Mrs tioned at Kelly field Texas before ents Mr and Mrs L H Brock-ban- k Hugh J Gowans of Tooele being transferred overseas Prior to entering the army In at 46S6 Highland drive His Colonel Laird is the son of James wife former Miss Mavis Chamber- March 1942 Lieutenant Harris Laird of Idaho Falls Idaho and lain has returned to Salt Lake was employed as an engineer with his daughter Geraldine and wife reside at 1495 Murphy's lane Aew 1 A Richfield 9 - 7 - r - 11 I '''' ' 1 I I I return L Sergeant Studies '- I Decemlier 30 1942 5nit gakt Zeibtmt 10 Wednesday Morning Y :' 4110W : Recruiting Aid Gives Data on Navy Draftees the navy Heavy Traffic Moves Over Alaska Highway "Plenty of heavy traffic" is moving over the new highway to Alaska R A Conyes formerly owner of the Conyes Freight line said Tuesday in Salt Lake City Since last May Mr Conyes has been in Alaska engaged I in construction work He is a partner in the firm of Bechtel Price Callahan and Conyes "If the4Tapanese ever try to move into Alaska they will meet a very hot reception" he said Mr Conyes stopping at the Hotel Utah will leave Wednesday for his home at Oakland Cal and from there return to Alaska the Columbia Steel companY at Provo 'Upon leaving Salt Lake City he will return to Fort kluachum Ariz where he was stationed until September Ili iv rFOf° assigned to through selective service will go into the regular navy as apprentice seamen to R W according Schlecht officer in charge of the salt- Lake navy recruiting dis- ti 0 t ir i 11 at?: 00- eCatir43-:::14- 3 2 - 2 f 0 Pr P"''' J Ii trict transferred to designated destinations almost immediately upon induction Training stations which are more fully equipped to determine a man's qualifications than are recruiting stations will classify the seamen into appropriate branches of the service Lieutenant Schlecht Indicated This plan would follow the idea at present employed bly the army whereby a young man is inducted as a private and classified at reception centers after tests and interv:ews When friends call - L - '' 7 A - 1 ' i i - - If you don't win- t to 044 e 'I" I Graduate Becomes Captain in Alaska' ' - Officer Wife Visit Parents in L ? ck TUIIIIEYS- Commercial U lb 37c lbs to — N ‘ - After serving two yiars inAlaska Champ M Nesbitt in l'eceived his advancement to the rank of captain- - Captain Nesbitt is the son of Mr and Mrs Champ M Nesbitt II of 69 T street A 'University of Utah graduate in 1938 Captain Nesbitt majored in business and was active in ROTC He left Salt Lake City in March 1940 assigned to Camp Ord Cal then to Fort Lewis Wash and in March 1941 was sent to Alaska 17): Ir 1 1 1 I I i I 1 il1 lb 32d 39d 12 or Whole flUTT011 lb-22- l' d GROUND Goes to Singer lb BEEF Glen T Scott stationed at Wendover field i He this ceived his promotion Is the son of W A Scott of 1012 Tenth Last street and before enthe army was a professional ' tering singer He is a graduate of the Indana university 29d --- - : ' nIE - i N 4 - ' rfr'r - ! i ' i : ! t r ' - i ' S::7 - ‘ ' Nr- - :: ' - '- - 1 ' i k': Ii fr e ' ' 'e - - -- LIBERAL CREDIT T 0 '1° ' - "71P M I 1 1 I' 4 - I ' 3 °$ '1- - "f ' If ? 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