The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-02

Edward Peter Snov1ch, IT, son CT MT, and Mrs. Peter Snovich of 29 Lawrence street, who enlisted in the Navy yesterday, was selected by Chief Petty Officers Garry Murphy and Preston ThornS of the local re- cruiting office for special five-day leave during which time he will aid with recruiting. Snovich was sworn in separately at New Haven and was sent back to Waterbury to aid the local recruiting officers.
 Others who were enlisted in the Navy yesterday are Warren G. Holt, 20, of 1867 South Main street; Ar thur E. Sonma, 20, of 49 Fuller street; Corn alius J. Walsh, 20, of 68 Fuller street; Eugene Racki, 20, of 30 Rose street and James J. Blais, 20, of 49O South Leonard street. Also James Coyle, Jr., Wolcott; Jo- seph A. D'Addio, 21, Naugatuck:: Donald L. Beach, Oakville, and William T. Johnson, Beacon Falls.
 Five applications for enlistment in the Navy were also accepted at the local office. They included Paul M. Kazimir, 20, of TIT Bank street: John Margis, q; of 46 Vail street: Lawrence A. Lircuac, 20, ot I17 Ashmun street; Richard Carey. 20, of 1046 North Main street, and Patsy Perezzeln of 25 Galivan street. l Of the seven men accepted TOT enlistment in the Marine Corps yes teddy at the district headquarters station at Springfield, Mass, one, George J. Zarcufsky of 43 Goes street, was from Waterbury.
 The others were Robert V. Kelly, IMeriden: James A. Cappellano, Danbury; Wayne A. Hill, Meriden; Roger Straight, Marbledale; Louis H. Lazarko, Ansonia; and Frank F. Voytershark, Woodbury. Five men who passed at the local recruiting office and will be sent to the Springfield station for a nnal examination include Bernard J. Sweeney, North Woodbury; Robert E. Coloske, Forrestville; Harrison M Smith, Jr., Forrestville, Edward M. Lee, Torrington and Robert Vas- tano, Unionville.
 Russell Austin, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Austin of Plank road has been promoted to the rank oi technical sergeant. He is now sta toned in Australia, and has beer in the Army for two years.
 Sergeant John A. Franco. son ol MT. and Mrs. Frank Franco of 1( Division street, is expected home or frrlough this weekend. He is now stationed at fredericksburg. Va.
 John V. Andrews and Eugene Baker honored at farewell dinner given by the Clock City Lodge O Colored Elks at the clubrooms or East Hawkins street. Hilliard Evan was the master of cermonies ant chairman of arrangements. Stat deputy Joseph Hutcher was th' principal speaker, with Haskell Hol man, Harry Gatling. Cicero Booker Joseph Pima, and J. o. Hazel als' giving talks. The invocation wa given by past commander J. Q. Haze of the wilson Post, American Le zion. Members of the committe included Moses. Holmes, Harry Cat ling and James Evans.
 A farewell dinner was given Fre' Bumper of Baldwin street extension at the Bankers grill last night il honor of his entering Army service Among the speakers were pr. E. ] Godfrey, Edward J. McDonalc Daniel M. Sullivan, John F. Toblr Daniel ]. Mahaney and Dennis ] Clancy. clifford McHale was th toastmaster,
 United States Naval Tgtainln Station. Newport. R. l., October 2- Raymond Ferdinand Moffo. 2i, Of primTos0 street, Waterbury, recen sEadsssas ~ tha saliaai ef the Re