The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-12

EOCCO1AO NAdSoSo SSSeS4AA~AA OSaS~S@~ " Jury, son of Louis Solury of 40 Wolcott street, is now attending the Navy Cuartermaster school at Cod dington Point, Newport. R. I.
 Victor Lawrence Williamson, "A, radioman first class, has been re- ported missing on the Coast Guard Cutter, Muskegett. The cutter Is long overdue and presumably lost according to the Navy. Williamson is the brother of Mrs. John s. Staneslow of Prospect.
 Captain Bernard A. Berman and his nephew, Private Ted A. Berman have both arrived at overseas bases safely. Captain Berman Is serving with an Army hospital unit.
 Carl J. Borzencki has been pro- noted to the rank of sergeant with the administrative personnel head quarters at Fort Monroe, Va. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Sylvester Borzenc...i of z5 Anderson street.
 Tine 16 year old son of Mrs. Maj Y Bochicchio, 19 Hopkins street, Frank Bocnicchio, claims to be the young est lance corporal" at Fort Knox, Ky. He enlisted at the local army recruiting office on August IT by u--.-,1; his brothers name and birth certificate.
 Spence Field, Ga, Oct. 12 = Ray mond Weston, 26, son of MT. and Mrs. William w. Weston, 84 Fox street. Waterbury, Conn, received a commission as second lieutenant and also his silver wings of the Army Air Forces at impressive grad uation exercises held here Friday, October g.
 Lieutenant Weston graduated from Central High school, Bridge port, where he was member of the swimming team. He transferred into the Army Air Forces after receiving basic training with the Royal Can- adian Air Forces.
 Following congratulatory mess age by Colonel Y. H. Taylor, Post Commanding Officer, Lieutenant Claude T. Ennis, post chaplain, gave the graduates a realistic picture of the task facing them. "You are good, better than anything the Nazis or Japs can put in the air." he said You are precious your coun- try needs you. The outcome of this war depends on you and those who follow you. And because you are good. you don't have to be afraid oi anything; no matter what you are ordered to fly you can master it, If you keep your wits"
 You have proven in the class room and in the cockpit that you are intelligent, adaptable and will in gto learn," he told them. But you must have more than intelli- gence now. You must be men oi courage. There is no place for self interest in your game"
 Major William H. Councill, direc- tor of training, presented diplomas to the graduates, commissions to the graduating cadets. The wings were awarded by Captain Edward O. Edward o. McComas, Commanding Training Group II.
 Francis J. Bowling, member oi the office force of the south plani of the American Brass Co.,, has en. listed in the Army and will repori tomorrow at Fort Devens, Mass.
 He is a graduate of St. Marys parochial school, Crosby high schoo and Niagara university. At college he won scholastic honorS and wa prominent in sports and other extra curricular affairs. His home is { 100 Franklin street.
 A brother, Joseph Bowling, is al NJ ready in the army, being stationed with an Air Corps unit at Chicago
 Edward Raymond Salha, 20, o Meriden and Anthony Vincent Fal cionia, 22, of Springdale, enlisted il the U. s. Marine corps today afte passing examinations at the loca recruiting office and at the distric headquarters station at Springfield.
 Seven Waterburians enlisted i the Navy today following applica tions at the local recruiting of1ct They were Donald c. Higgins, 2l, c
 1850 Thomaston avenue; Robert C
 Gauvin, IS, 642 Highland avenue . Ralph c. Biondi, 20, 1l6 Wall street Ralph P. Lasprogata, 243 Walny street; Albert R. Juliano, 90 Frank lin street; Salbatord Valentino, lt Wood street, and John Margis.
 Vail street. Felix Y. Cichowski
 Naugatuck also enlisted.
 Twelve others who applied for CT
 listment at the local ofilce were al
 cepted. They include Jeremiah
 Grimm, 22. 267 sylvan avenue; Dor
 old R. Harper. 34, 63 McNarnal
 street; Albert J. colaninno, 27. 2
 South Leonard street: Harry
 Boise, 2S, IA Grove street: Paul
 Fede. io, Winchester street: Robe
 Ford. 27, r. M. o. A.: Norman Err
 est Johnson, 20, 34 Parker stree
 Francis Lerz, 20. 7i Woodtick roa
 John Bokon, 2l. SS3 North Ma
 street: Raymond 2. Reynolds, iT, 6 sylvan avenue: Charles J. Noro
 vail, i7, Oakville, and Thomas Do
 ling, 2e, Naugatuek.
 Iettars from members of the UE