The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-05

Ninety.five Waterbury men will make up the contingent of selecs've service inductees leaving this city Friday morning, March IA, for phy- sical examinations at the Hartford induction center. The quota, com- prising the fifth call for the four local boards, is the largest to date. Among those on call number 5 are Attorney Joseph Alishausky of 6S4 North Riverside street, mem- Der of the board of aldermen and board of health; Paul Kunlao Oda of the Palace Hotel, a Japanese who works in a restaurant on East Main street; and Matthew Geary of 72 Wolcott street., a member of the Poli basketball team of the Washington Park Community League.
 Thirty-two alternates from the four boards have also been named and notified to be ready for the sixth call.
 Board i6-B will send the following 1T men away week from Friday:
 Edward T. McGrath, 195 Piedmont street; George Legge, 34 Hungerford avenue: John F. Egan, 135 Scovill street; Leonard E. Browne, 140 Frost road; Thomas F. Barrett, 54 Penn berton street; Joseph Giattino, 60 South Elm street; Paul Kumao Oda, 88 East Main street; George Palma Il, 52 Bridge street; John R. Belunas. l00 East Main street; Leon E. Char bonneau, 165 Southmayd road; An- thony Lembo, Peterson avenue; Frank M. Veneziano, 39l Wolcoet street; Harvey w. Richardson. 36 Whittlesey avenue; Michael o. Ga lente, 300 Oak street; Francis w. sel1nal, 295 Wolcott street; Matthew Geary, 72 Wolcott street; Anthony DiMartino, TIP East Main street. Alternates from 16-B are: Joseph E. Chase, 735 Baldwin street; Howard Y. King, 38 Bronx avenue; Victor Pagliari, 20 Brennan place; John J. Buckley, 61 Harrington ave- nue; Rocco Solomita, 5l Laval street; Howard c. Heaton, A Wilde mere avenue; NunZie A. Ruby, 65 Dixie avenue; Robert M. DeSantis, 242 Baldwin street.
 Board 15.B
 Thirty-two men will comprise the March 14th personnel of Board l5-B, with 10 replacen.ents.
 The inductees follow: Thomas Graziano, 94 Addison street; Harold Blum. 9 Oakwood avenue; Albert Kyauskas, l24 Sunnyside avenue; Joseph Alishausky, 684 North River side street; Matthew Weinberg, 49 Lexington avenue; Anthony Chipi- loski, 584 Highland avenue; Fred erick Voegtlin, 325 Bank street; Anthony De Meis, 65l wilson street; Norman Woods, 19 North Leonard street; John Grella, 81 Fairfield avenue; Joseph Dessureau, 179 Will low street; John Stankevicius, 85 Highland avenue; Michael Sullivan, 68O 1-2 North Riverside street: Stephen Ball, IA Willow street; William Watterworth, 466 Chipman Street extension; Thomas Lawlor, Jr., 91 Highland avenue; Anthony Tenis, 5l Draher avenue; Francis Crosse, 206 Willow street; Harry Kolins, 30 Woodlawn terrace: George Clark, 52 Cooke street; Henry Therous, 70 Oak Hill avenue; Harold Werner, 37 Benharn street; Joseph Capadonno, 28 Green street; Stanley Repsha. 56 Alder street; Paul soucy, 3l White road; Thomas Acas, POS Alder street; John Santa lucia, 46 Bennett avenue; Frank Leone, 406 Watertown avenue; T h as Patterson, 40 Prospect street; Ronald Herring, 280 West Main street; Francis Murray, Jr., l36 West Main street; Alphonse Laukaitis, 569 North Riverside street.
 Prosper Parkerton, 4l Prospect street; Joseph Mageluzzo, II Ben- nett avenue; Leopold F'ournier, 327 West Grove street: Joseph Pranulis, 67 Fox street; James Doyle, 45 Wat ertow navenue; Vincent Navarro, POP Willow street; Peter Caputo, 130 Francis street; Emil Gauenas, 70 Chambers street; Ralph Morelli, 2 Morgan place; Francis Gauvin, SAP Highland avenue.
 BOARD l6-A
 Eighteen men will comprise the March 14th quota for Board l6-A, with six alternateS.
 The list follows: Raymond Des- chene, 553 South Main street; Dan field Valerie, 2l5 Charles street; An tonio Martins, 52 Pond street; Fran cis Tammany, 40 Hickory street; Gino zucchetti, 285 Bank street; Peter Alexander, 8l9 Bank street; Paul Rabbito, 261 River street; Francis Hayes, l2 Middle street; 0AYH1Y NY RHElHH HAIA