The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-26

The greatest cause of rejection is still dental condition that do not meet army standards and these have caused 70 men to be turned down. Faulty eyeSight has been found in 51, substandard abdominal condi- tions including hernia in 47, dis charge from the ears or ruptured ear drums 40 and 35 early cases of tuberculosis have been found by the careful X-ray examination that is being given all candidates in Con- necticut.
 Among the other causes for rejec- ton have been: Venereal disease 35, diseases of the heart 32, below stan- dard weight, height and chest meas urement p, nervous and mental dis orders 18, defects of hands and feet 10, diseases of mouth and nose 5, spine 5, metabolic disease and dis eases of the blood 5.
 Conviction of a felony accounted for A of the 59 rejections for causes other than physical defects and 2 were unable to understand simple English.
 Emil Grayenas and Vincent Na- varra of this city, sent from Draft Board 15-A, were inducted into the Army of the United States at Hart ford yesterday.
 Inducted from Board 32 in Wa tertown were the following GA boys:
 Irving Lade, William Griffin, Carroll Dyer, Paul J. Cartelli, Ray mond J. Suskey, John J. Brazee, George L. Benedict, Eldridge P. Peet, Walter V. Toffey, George R. Wilson, Jr., Zigmund Biernacki, Jr., Francis J. Kabetal, Edgar M. Koch, Joseph Korseniewski, Domenic Mango, Wal ter s. Zagurski, Samuel Lowalczyk, Perry M. Burr, George O. Hansen, Henry J. Gagne, Richard J. Atwood, Merrill A. Therreault, Frank T. Dubnansky, John Ynzel, Jr., Edward Krontski, stephen M. Strength, Richard Bobinski, Maurice E. Bar beret, Charles H. Becker, Homer G. Norton, Ralph L. Young, Edward T. Stokes, Robert L. Cook, Gerhardt, Klepps, Theodore Crosse, Waldo M. Swinton, Paul H. Mansfield, Hand J .Hierl, John w. Lazaroski, Frank J. Zawacki, Albert Desrochers, John J. Bycoski, Arthur Szcesniak, James B. Mccarthy, Wilton F. Hawes, Pat sy N. Lavine, George P. Oren, Stan ley P. Rinkus, Michael A. Colabella, Patrick Perilli, Bernard M. Young, Alex Porucznick, Biagio 0. Scopino, Arthur H. Hard, John V. Kraucalie, Harry c. Judson, Harry Volinski, Louis R. Cmyrski, Frank Steiner, Simon Descoteaux, Daniel Banziruk, Louis J. Petrok. Donald c. Seymour, John s. Kostyk.
 Thirty-eight were inducted from the territory served by the Torring- ton board. They were as follows:
 Henry A. Richard, James J. Finn, Eugene J. Petrovits, Harry E. Mac Neil, oscar R. Meyer, James R. Keefe, Jr., Robert T. Rood, Burton R. Smith, Melvin R. Whalen, Clin- ton G. Risley, Raymond A. Peyre, John V. Rubino, Howard w. Haynes, Angelo DeAngelo, Elmore w. Wal dron, Richard Allen( Alfred s. Pagiusco, Joseph P. Soltis, Richard J. Fogarty, Thomas K. Gardiner, Constantinos c. Theophilos, Edward J. Tobin, Frank J. Milewski, Silvio T. Zucco, Edward Krasnicki, Louis P. Dombe, Chester L. Torsiello, Will liam DeMichiel. Frank Borla, Louis F. Sawitzke, Mitchell Francis Ali bozak, Santino B. Evangelist, Cyril B. Fador, Robert F. Reed, Albert A. Persechino, Edwin Wisell, Maurice E. Perrigaux, Caesar s. Laraia.
 Three from Watertown were re- jected Tuesday, namely, Joseph E. Grazio, Platon Fill mad Malcolm w. Hanson. The same number from Torington was rejected, they being: Albert Tarta, Leslie P. Saporite and Francis 0. Scarmana.
 As the selective service program goes on, officials pointed out, debits as well as credits will enter into the picture. Men leaving the serv- ices because of completion of their enlistment period, disability, death or other reason, will be charged against draft boards, which in such cases, will be required to call up additional selectees to maintain the quota for their district.
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