The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-30
BOYS IN
 THE SERVICE
(NEA RadiopaotoD

tam, ad Arthur H. Larson, 20, of Roxbury, left for the Springfield Marine headquarters today for final examination preparatory to taking the 'Leatherneck" oath. All applied 10 enlistment at the local recruiting station.
 pr. Christopher K. Dwyer Of l4 Pine street, who was recently com- misSioned a captain in the U. s. Army Medical corps, has been as- signed to Fort Williams, Portland, Me. He reported for duty at the Boston headquarters last week. l Capt. Dwye is graduate of Holy Cross college and Georgetown Med ical school and had been practicing as an eye, ear, nose and threat specialist in Waterbury for lS years
 Camp Barkeley, Texas, No. s0- i (SpeciaD-Victor s. Lambe, a. son of MT. and Mrs. Herbert Lambe of Southbury, Conn, today completed l training in the Medical Administra- tive Corps Officer Candidate school and received his commission as a second lieutenant.
 A former staff sergeant stationed in Iceland, It. Lambe is a graduate Of Walpole academy and attended Tri-State college.
 KeeSler Field Miss, Nov. s0- Second Lieutenant George C. ChTy- sostomas, 70 Monroe avenue, Wa terbury, Conn, has reported for duty at Keesler Field, one of the Technical Training Command schools of the Army Air Forces, Lieut. ChrysostomaS was commis- stoned October 2s. He was a mp- sician in civilian life, performing with several orchestras and bands.
 John F. Healy, brother of Private David P. Healy who was killed in action while serving with a Marine Corps unit last September, has been commissioned second lieutenant at Edgewood Arsenal, Md, He recently completed a course in chemical war l fare at the stations officer candi- date school.
 The son of Patrick Healy of 1867 South Main street, Lieutenant Healy entered the army in February l94l. He is a former Fordham Uni versity student. At the present time he is spending a furlough in this city.
 Gordon R. Lewis, son of Rev. and Mrs. Gomar R. Lewis Of 529 High land avenue, is stationed at the Naval Air Station at Pensacola, Fla. He started his training as an avia- ton cadet at the Naval base at Squantuin, Mass, last August. He took civilian pilot course and held a flyers license before entering the service. A former student at Nich- ols Junior College, he was prom inc mt on the varsity track and SOC cer teams.
 Two brothers, Charles T. Erich ner, le, and Joseph F. Brickner, 2S, of 236 Tudor street are among the latest applicants at the local D. s. Navy station. They will be sent to New Haven headquarters to take final examinations before being en- listed.
 Others who have been accepted at the Waterbury station are Edmund W. Trombley, 29, of 3a Crown street, Gordon M. Steer, 20. of 56 Monroe i avenue, Marcel Chagnon, 3l, Of 26 Linden street, John Scarpa. 20. of s5tghlawn aver2e. Robert s. Mua- son, 37, of Manville street, Den- his J. McGrath, 34, Of 28l Circular avenue. George A. Carroll, 20. of ? Melrose avenue. and William H Feet, Jr., of Wolcott.
 The following men who applied here have been sworn into the Nav at New Haven: Walter KareZna of 605 North Riverside street, Louis S R. Kirouaz of 27 Johnson street, both Of Waterbury, William N St John of Watertown. and John R Lenners of Union City.
 Three men who applied for en- istment in the U. s. Marine Corps at the Waterbury station have beer socepted at the Springfield head JIa-ts-s. They are: Louis D. RObe;ts and Robert J. Miller of Naugatuck md Edward E. Schroeder of Forest
 ille. Others who applied here and sill be sent to Springfield for final nominations are: Fred c. Clay of saGgatuck, James A PaEloski and Robert B. Roach of Bethel and Robert M. Chase of New Preston. Second Lieut.. Matthew s. Vein . oerg, son of AIr. and Mrs. Morris Weinberg of g WildWod avenue, IS at Edgewood Arsenal. Mo, await ing a new assignment. He j. con- nected with the Army Chemical Warfare service. A graduate of Crosby high school and Yaie tni- yersity. he has been in the Army 2 months
 Stanley Wyrenek. of 27 Vine street, who serted in the + asion of Casablanca in northwestern Af- 1 rica. has been visiting his parents. [ Mr. ard Mrs BolstaW Wyebek- He waS on duty as 8 pilot machinast or an aircraft carrier. A former fOot- { hall ssisvSr al Ieavenworth zA2h [