Iron County Record | 1960-04-14 | Page 3 | Air Force Recruiter Will Explain Service Advantages

j Air Force Recruiter ' Will Explain Service Advantages Career minded young men with an eye for the future are being sought by the Air Force to train In the highly technical fields of the aerospace age. Technical Tech-nical Sergeant Paul L. Balalch, Air Force Recruiter, from Provo, explained that the Air Force Is always interested In well quail-ifled quail-ifled young . men. particularly those with technical ability. "Such men have virtually unlimited unlim-ited fT?' onnrtunitlM ahead of them said Sergeant Balalch, and the Air Force will provide the best technical training available avail-able to prepare them for key positions In the aerospace age." Sergeant Balalch said that on April 14, an Air Force Recruiting Representative would be at College Col-lege of Southern Utah from 1 p.m. on to talk and administer the new Air Force Classification Tests to persons Interested in fulfilling ful-filling their military obligation with the Air Force. By taking this new classification test, Sergeant Ser-geant Balalch Raid no one would be placed under obligation to the Air Force.