The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-26

Nicholas Guerriero of 3 West Burton street, John Herman of 19 West View street, both of Water bury, and Russell Brown of Thom- aston have been enlisted in the U. s. Navy at New Haven, according to word received at the local office where they applied.
 The following men have been ac- cepted for enlistment at the local Navy station and will be sent to New Haven for final examination: Gabriel Wiggins, Jr., 21, 10 2094 North Main street; Richard Lee Gorton, 28, of 1052 Pearl Lake road; Manuel P. Carcez, g, of 21 Union street; John R. Miklinevich, p, of 147 Allen street; Thomas c. Me- Cormack, 26, of B Fairmount street, all of Waterbury; Kenneth E. Probst, 20, and John c. Zakow- ski, 21, both of Naugatuck; Edward A. ElSdon, of Terryvil1e.
 Sergt. Thomas x. DeIeskis, son of Michael De1eskiS of 253 Willow street and the late Mrs. Mary Deleskis, is stationed at the ad- vance flying school at Lake Charles, La. He enlisted i'm the Army last December and received his preliminary training at Jeffer- son barracks, Mo. Later he was assigned as 8 member of the Army Air Corps, to study airplane mechanics at the Isaac Delgado Central Trades school in New Or leans, La., where he remained for months, receiving 8 diploma on June l. At the present time he is g crew chief at the Lake Charles school.
 Francis J. Battle, 26, of 646 Cooke street, and George R. Vallerand, 19, of 60 East Clay street, both of Wa terbury, were sent to Marine head quarters in Springfield today for final examination prior to taking the "Leatherneck" oath. Others who applied at the local station and were sent to Springfield today are Edgar L. Bickford, 19, of Naugatuck and Arthur w. Breen, 29, of Meri- den.
 Two Waterbury youths are on a seven-day leave after completing basic training preparatory to gen. eral duty at 8 shore station, or aboard ship of the fleet. They are:
 Valentine John Rogers, son of Mrs. Dora Rogers of 197 South Leonard street, Waterbury, Conn, a graduate of Scranton Central high school, and formerly employed by Marlin Rockwell corporation; and
 Adelbert F. Stotts, son of MT. and Mrs. Harold Stotts of 7i Southwick averUe, Waterbury, Conn.,, who worked as a machine operator for the Scovill Manufacturing company before enlisting in the Navy.
 Joseph Spezzano of 91 Railroad Hill street has been promoted to the rank of sergeant at Camp Ed wards. Mass, according to word re- ceived here. The son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Spezzano, he entered Army service March 25. He recently spent a furlough in this city. Dick Turcotte, welI-known local professional boxer, who Is serving as an Army air cadet at Ellington field, Texas, is spending . furlOugll in this city. He received training at Camp Biloxi, Miss, following his induction.
 Adelbert F. Stotts, son of MT. and Mrs. Harold Stotts of II Southwick avenue, will return to the U. S. Naval station at Newport. R. l., Monday, for an assignment to active duty. He has been given a seven- day furlough.
 DOmenick A. PagIucia of 34' South Leonard street has been pro noted to the rank of corporal q Ellington field, Texas. The son O MT. and Mrs. SaveriO Paglucia, h. entered the Army in April
 The following local men hav' been sworn into the U. s. Army al Hartford, according to word re. ceived by Corporal Harry Arm strong, recruiter ct the local offict where they applied for enlistment HYaxawSx ~ nnnI.l Nq ~A 0A TaAa.