Iron County Record | 1951-11-22 | Page 6 | Sgt. Graber Goes to Active Duty

Sgt. Graber Goes To Active Duty tVl "x ' it v i j y i '... ! 'i f . i .. . ft 1 7 v --) TSgt. Fred L. Graber, Instructor Instruc-tor In military science at Branch Agricultural college has been called to active duty and will be commissioned as a second lieutenant lieu-tenant Nov. 24, it was announced an-nounced by Lt. Col. Oliver W. Harris, commandant of the BAC air science department Sgt. Graber will report to Hamilton Ham-ilton Air Force base, Calif, for processing, and will be assigned from there to Lackland Air Force base, San Antonio, Texas not later than Dec. 9, for aptitude evaluation. From there, he expects ex-pects to be assigned to a technical tech-nical school. One of the first members of the air science department staff to be assigned to Branch Agricultural Agricul-tural college, Sgt. Graber has been on the staff since Sept. 1949. He received a reserve commission commis-sion as a result of completing his ROTC work at Utah State Agricultural college. He graduated graduat-ed from BAC after completing work for his bachelor's degree In 195L Sgt. Graber left Cedar City Monday, and will return about Dec. 1 on his way to Texas. While In Cedar City he was one of the officers and a charter member of the Kiwanis club. He was recently re-cently elected vice president of the club.