The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-12
95 Waterbury Men In
 Contingent Leaving
 Fridayfor Fort Devens
Physical Check-ups To Be Completed At Induction Gen. ter In HartfOrd-QuOta To Leave Here On 1853
 Train-NO "VisitOrs" Wanted At City Hall

and Nunzie Ruby, scheduled to be among the contingent leaving this week have been placed on the re- placement list and will not be called upon unless some of the IT other men being sent by Board 16-B are rejected. If none of the men are sent home Solomita and Ruby will be among the sixth call contingent.
 The 95 boys leaving Friday morn- ing were notified this morning by the various draft board chairmen to report at the City Hall at 2 a. m. The train will not leave until 7:55 however. Parents, relatives and friends of the boys have been urged to refrain from visiting the draft board of offices in the basement of the City Hall Friday morning, but to remain in the main lobby of the municipal building.
 Several revisions have been made on the various lists of boys leaving Friday. The corrected lists, not sub ject to change any longer, follows:
 Board 15-A: Jesse J. Johnson, Morton Kaplan, Domenic A. Mec- cariello, Henry E. Andrade, Robert Davidson, Vinzenzo Arcaro, Stanley Sevas, James A. Pelegano, Bernard I. Moskowitz, Francis V. Donnelly, Leonard Stolfi, Antonio s. Masotta, Leo J. Houle, Carmen H. DeJoseph, James J. Burns, Arthur l.. Florio, Samuel T. Reid, Russell A. Dodo- nato, Richard T. Jushinskas, Daniel Sabia, Lionel H. Frazier, John J. Fahy, Jr., George A. Brandolini, Thomas 0. Andria, and Joseph F. Corbett.
 Alternates from this board are John P. Healey, Walter Onzlowsky, Charles o. Sumner, William Tul- aero, Frank F. Pugliese and Nicho- las Tomasello.
 Board l6-B will send as regulars: Edward T. McGrath, Edward s. Mazuroski, Walter F. Rowe, George Legge, John F. Egan, Thomas F. Barrett, Joseph Giattino, Paul Ku- mac Oda, Q Japanese; John R. Be- lunas, Leon F. Charbonneau, An- thony 1embo, Harvey W. Richard son, Michael Galante, Francis Seh- nal, Matthew "Huck" Geary and Anthony DiMartino.
 Alternates from this board are: Rocco Solomita, Nunzi Ruby, How ard Seaton, John Buckley and Vic- tor Pagliari.
 Board l5-B will send as regulars.
 Thomas Lawlor, Anthony Tenis, Francis Crosse, Harry Kolins, George Clark, Henry Theroux, Harold Wer- ner, Joseph Capadonno, Stanley Repsha, Paul Soucy, Thomas AcaS, John Santalucia, Frank Leone.
 Thomas Graziano, Harold Blum, Albert Kyauskas, Matthew Vein berg, Frederick Voegtlin, Anthony De Meis, Norman Woods, John Grella, Joseph Dessureau, John Stankevicius, Michael Sullivan, Stephen Ball, William WatterWorth. Thomas Patterson, Ronald Herring, Francis Murray, Alphonse Lukaitis, Prosper Parkerton, Leopold Four nier.
 Alternates from this board are: Joseph Pranulis, Vincent Navarro, Peter Caputo Emil Gauenas, Ralph Morelli, Francis Gauvin.
 Board 16-A will send as regulars: Frank J. Bartolini, Theodore P. Voegtlin, Lorenzo J. Covino, Dom- enic A. Vendetti, Raffaele N. Cimi- nera, Herman s. Bisaillon, Alfred w. Lanouette, Michael Joseph Ko- sinski, Raymond Joseph Deschene, Antonio Dias Martins, Francis John Tammany, Gino zucchetti, Peter John Alexander, Paul Rabbito, Pas- quale Joseph Michielli, Joseph John Alexsinas, Franklyn Bonnet An- drews, John Facondini.
 Alternates from this board will be: Vincent J. Dumonski, Andrew Denorfia, Anthony Moffo, Ralph Rathier and Joseph Gremus.