The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-02
BOYS IN
 THE SERVICE

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 Apnlscatso,.S for admission to tec [. $. Navy were yycg.yed Saturday oy local vecUUtCvS Chief Petty O.- foers Carr, l.. Murphy and Preston ThcrnS, from six Waterbury youths The applicants vy-t,
 Carmine Cres,2. Go oi SIS south Gconsra street
 Anthery Coroo so oI l+2 Fair 6e,d avenue
 Michael Ead6at, lS Q. la2 Saw meS street,
 Keaneta JudSou, l9, of S27 Chip man street,
 Lewis Lloyd, %, ef eo9 Mount Vernon avenue.
 Joseph GleaSaH, % os a2 Chapman street.
 Aviation Cadet Jesse Pa,en. [, s x. R. has returned for a brief fur loOgh with hiS parents, MT md Mrs. Jesse N. Pa,eU. ST. e3 AC'gl- ingSsde avenue. after completing two montl.S Of flight tya!liCg al Allegheny College. Mea6yllle, Pa.
 Aviation Cadet Pa2en either will return to Allegheny for an ad6i- tional tuo months of secondary training or VII be assigned 70 a regular naval training station.
 At Allege,lny. Aviation Cadet Pa len took an intensive ground Schosl course ana completed B hours Of flvlrg in addition to re- ceivDg military and physical train ing.
 FG Knox. Ky, Nov. 2-Fittng hisnsslf for shop practice afielo. P. P. (. Harry J. Baker, Of = Win yah Street. Waterville, today repor- ted to the Armored Force School Wheeled Vehicle Department. upon orders of u. Gen. Jacob J. Devers. Chief oE the AEmored Force.
 Tke Armored Force School. head ed by Brig Gen. Stephen c. Henry Commandant, trains the thousands of officer and enlisted tecilnicianS needed for the Aruly'S hard-hitting armored divisions.
 Its Wheeled Vehicle Department. Of which u. Col. W. F. Millice is the airector. turns out experts capable ot repairing in fast-uOving combat such vehicles as the tiny peeps, stur6y "jeepS'' and armOTed scout cars of the Armoged Force. The course covers eight weeks.
 The Armo-eG Force School. now one of the largest technical schools IT. the world. operates i4 hours a day on two shifts. six c2yS a week. Students roll oft its human assembly lire from 10 courses. Those on the first shift rise with the sun and march into their shops and class rooms at a. m.
 The Warriors 4. C. Saturday night held a testimonial dinner for John Devito. who is entering the armed services. Twelve other mem breS Of the club are already in service.
 MT. DevitO was presented several gifts. including a purse Of money. Gk1A 44Ag48A SS~NAsAAAAtA W AA ANstaA- master and presented MT. DeVito with the gifts. Others present in cluced AIfOnse D'Ambrosia, Frank Cannata. James Cannata, John Fsorio. Vincent An6olina. Peter Baoocarri. Raymond Cali. Arthur Fisher. Albert DameIio. Vito San torO. Prank Alofha. Anthony Sal erno. Anthony Mig.ario, Prank Vappi. Louis BOryissutto. LaZaTro Fannaccone, John Charleglio. Ed ward Griffin. John Sullivan. Vim cent Fannaccone and Philip Russo nay.
 Sergt. R. Harry Huey. son Of JO- eeph H. Huey of 100 Ricgetie.d street, former player and coach Oi taae K os L. basketball team. is nov sn the physical department Of the Air Corps. stationed al Miam! Beach, Fla.
 A fsrmer Waterbury physician, Lieut.. William {. Goodrich, is DOw ca active duty at Camp Bowie Texas.
 Pvt. Einar '. Wolf. former state alahway and engineer and head Of Clark Commandery. Knights Temp lar, is a member Of the 563rd Tech- ~~~-----------i-77--