Train in i*nPays Off“In lt;ruining, they used to shout at us to ‘stay alert and stay alive’.’' said Army Spc-ciaiist Four Francis P. Friel III. “Now, when I'm on a patrol over here. 1 really appreciate that advice!”The 19-y e a r ~o I d soldier, whose parents Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Frie| Jr.. live at 21 It Maryland Ave., Cornwells Heights, is following (he advice and learning to he a first rate line infantrvmanVin Vietnam.He is a squad leader inCompany R. 1st Battalion of the 173rd Airborne Brigade's 503d Infantry, which operates in an area east of the Central Highlands.Spec. Friel completed basic training at Ft. Bragg. N.C., and arrived in Vietnam last November. He is a 1965graduate of Bensalem High School.Friel holds the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star Medal. Before entering the Army, Frie| was associated with the Friei Fuel Oil Company