The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-28

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 Anthony Mascia of 80 Carver street has been visiting with his par ents, Mir, and Mrs. Patsy DeLorenzo after completing e voyage from North Africa, He completed his training at the Naval station at Newport, R, I. last August and is serving as 0 seaman second class.
 Private Alfred M. Falzone of 100 Union street has completed a course in radio operation and mes ehanics at the Army Air Corps school at Sioux Falls, s. D. The son of Mrs. Linda FalSone, he enlisted July 27,
 Private First Glass Elmer D. White of 6Si Washington avenue is sta- toned with the Marines at ouadal- canal, according to latest word re- eeived here, His brother, Sergeant Alfred White, is serving with coast artillery unit in New Guinea.
 Eugene r. Bull of Kent has started advanced flying training at Lubbock Texas, The son of MT. and Mrs, Ralph W. Bull, he is e graduate of the University of Connecticut.
 Orlo B, Allen of Thomaston has been commissioned a second lieuten- ant at Fort Bennlng, Ga. He began Army service June l6 and received preliminary training at Camp Croft, s, c,
 Private Patsy Perezzelli, son of MT, and Mrs. John Perezzelli of 25 Calvin street, has started course in aviation mechanics at the Army Air Forces Technical Training Com mand school at Amarillo, Texas, Upon graduation he will be assigned to an air base, A graduate of Wilby High school, he was employed by the American Brass Company be- fore entering the service.
 Francis Macdonald. son of Mrs. Mary Macdonald of 54l North Main street, has been promoted to the rank of sergeant at the Army Air Forces Flexible Gunnery school at Fort Myers, Fla. He recently com pleted course on operation of large guns then arms planes against enemy attack.
 Private Martin F. Crean of this city has started training at the Finance Replacement center at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Upon com- pletion of basic training. he will study army pay methods.
 He is the husband of Mrs. Marion Crean of Winsted. Prior to his in- duction he was employed as an ac- countant at the Remington Arms Company in Bridgeport.
 Private Urgel Denis of Thomas ton has started basic training at the Armored Force Replacement Train ing center at Fort Knox, Ky.
 Six local men have started basic training at the Coast Artillery Re- placement center at Camp Nc Quaide, Calf. They are; Joseph I Bardzdivicrus of Chestnut Hill road John D. Balkus of Bucks Hill road, John S, Ramon of l35 Wall street, Michael M. Beccia, of 39 Williams street, James P. Brennan of g Cherry street, and Joseph D'Alle- sandro of I'll Hamilton avenue.
 Edward ZailckaS, son of MT. anc Mrs. John Zailckas of Highland ave. nue is training with a mechanics unit of the Army Air Forces at Sey- mour Johnson Field. N. c. He en. tered the service Oct. 3.
 Private Arthur Rrueger of Nauga. tuck has, started basic training al the Finance Replacement center al Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind.
 Private Joseph Murray of 60; North Main street is spending g furlough from the Marine station al New River. N. c. with his parents He enlisted last August.
 Aviation Cadet Andrew Hebert Jr. of POT Willow street, who 1. training for the Royal Canadian Flying Corps at the University oi Montreal, is spending a furlougf here.
 John H. Nordby of Naugatuck ha! been accepted for the Army Ali Corps reserve and is awaiting ar brothers in the service. William. wht assignment to duty. He has two is with the Signal Corps in Soutf Carolina, and Louis, who is train. ing as an aviation cadet at Pensa cola, Fla.
 Corporal Albert Chesniris. son ol Mir. and Mrs. George Chesniris o ll6 Sunnyside avenue. has com. pleted a furlough from Langley Field. Va
 James T. Campbell of l54 sPlaza avenue and Lawrence L. Beck oi 45 Granger street. are the latest To- cal IT year-old youths to be en- listed in the U. S. Navy at New Haven headquarters. Both applied the Alderson funeral home tomor- row afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. In. terment will be in new Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call at thu funeral home tonight from 2 to o'clock and are asked to omil | flowers