The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-07
BOYS IN THE SERVICE

The Third Naval district has is
 sued call for men to serve in thu
 "Seabee" construction battalions O.
 the Civil Engineer corps, U. s. Maya
 Reserve. Commissions up to and in.
 cluding the rank of neutenant-com mander are being offered qualified men.
 Applicants must be experienced IT handling equipment and men anc must be a graduate of a recognized civil, electrical, mechanical or archi. tectural engineering school, or must have had at least 10 years of exper- fence in the field to demonstrate this ability.
 Those who are interested art asked to apply to the director oi naval officer procurement, 33 Pine street, New York city. Applicants must be physically fit and under 50 years of age.
 Of the nine men who enlisted in the U. s. Marine corps today through the local recruiting station, six were from this city.
 The men were Richard A. Kruse 20, son of MT. and Mrs. Ernest K Kruse, IT Neil street; Norman J Duncan, 20, son of MT. and Mrs Charles Duncan, 8S Delaware ave. nue; William R. Thomas, 18, son ot MT. and Mrs. John A. Thomas, Frederick street; Albert A. Caron 19, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Car on, 1911 Tholnaston avenue; Robert E. Montgomery, 20, son of MT. and Mrs. Edwin L. Montgomery, 285 Hill- side avenue; and Frank D. Christo- pher, 21, son of MT. and Mrs. Gus tave Christopher, BOA Willow street; also R. John DeMars, 19, Forest vile; Peter F. Murphy, 20, Winsted, and Bruno J. Piretta, 22, Winsted.
 Men who were accepted for en- listment at the district headquar- ters station at Springfield, Mass, included: Gaetano M. Pasqua, 45 Walnut street; Robert M. Watts, 54 Highlawn street; Leo J. MalkaSian, Meriden: Anthony J. Polzella, Bris- tol; William J. Burns, Thomaston, and Robert E. Coloske. Forestville.
 Raymond F. Reynolds, 624 Sylvan avenue; Louis P. Foley, Waterville; John F. Wortcheck and Edward P. Mulawska, Bristol, were accepted for enlistment in the Marines at the local station yesterday. They will be sent to Springfield for final ex- 
 Eight men from Waterbury and were enlisted in the Navy through the local recruiting office in the post office.
 The men were: A. Louis Haddad, no Baldwin street; Albert M. Cap- uano, IA East Farm street; John DeFloria, 624 Bank street; Charles w. Kelly, 83 Cherry street; Frank L. Karmen, .YMCA; Robert A. Ben- edict, Southbury, and Clayton s. Davis and John S. Nemet, Nauga- tuck.
 Applications for enlistment by the following men were accepted at the Navy recruiting station yesterday, John Sapone, 25 Griggs street; Gen. naro DiFronzo, 311 Oak street; Car mine F. Boccardi, 85 Charles street: Anthony Peitroniro, 262 South Leon ard street; Antony l.. DiVito, IT Newell place; Vito w. Stolfii, 27O Frost road. and Raymond E. lynn, Bethlehem.
 Pfc. T. A. Dantino, son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Dantino of 1443 Bank street, has been promoted to the rank of corporal. He is now sta- tioned at the Radio and Television School at Kansas City, Mo.
 Buell. F. Webster has been .coln- missioned second lieutenant. lie recently graduated from the ofacer candidate school of the anti-air, craft artillery at Camp Davis, N. c | He formerly lived at III Randolph | avenue.
 Recently returning from an out post in the south Pacific, Corp. | Thomas McGovern is now attend- Ing an officer candidate school at | Fort Benning. Ga. He Is the son Of | MT; Y ,n and Mrs. John J. Mopvsrn of Io Dallas avenue.
 Stationed at Fort Knox, Ky, corp. Charles Squatriglla has been promoted to the rank of stan ser. loant. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Carmen squatriglia of IFS Sherman street
 The son of Mir. and Mrs. Preston N. Creel Of b8s 8sCherry street. Paul a cReel has been promoted to the ark Of sergeant in the Army Air Forces. He ls now stationed at lyndall Field, Panama City, Fla.
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