The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-13

RED. Mo- 1, Spring Lake Road; Hervey Ernest Dumouchel, l26 South Main street; Joseph Sobienski, 73l South Main street; Nicholas Iannan- tuoni, l54 Charles street; Joseph Michael Boccardi, 85 Charles street: James Grillo, l86 Mill street; Bron- son Marcy Rivers, 30 Chatfie.d ave- rue.
 Board 15-A: Francis Peter D'Elia, 3 Easton avenue; Caveio Covelli, 58 Hill street; James Henry Rosa, 30 Wood street; Salvatore Domenic Lanza. 32 Hill street; John James Kowchak, 6l Hill street; Romeo Ni- cholas Ciarlo, l030. North Main street; Matthew Thomas Mott, 68 Vine street; Joseph Manderino, l45 Chase avenue; Sterling Adams, 46 Pearl street; John Robert Brown, 66 Abbott avenue.
 Board 15-B: Vincent Egan, 232 Hillside avenue; Arthur Greenblatt, B Columbia Blvd; William Hughes, Y. M. c. A., 136 West Main street; Anthony PiZzarelli, 1929 Main street, Bridgeport Conn.,; Edward Barton, l97 Park Road; Augustine Natale, 1447 Bank street; Andrew Cozza, $50 Bank street; Anthony Kuncas. l6 Green street; George Roberts, 42 Fiske street; Alfred Kiernan, 2l5 Cooke street; John Ambrozaitis, 50 West Porter street; John D'Amico, 332 Congress avenue; Albert Sinke- vich, 1l9 Ledgeside avenue; John North, 2l8 Woodlawn Terrace; Fran ciS Lyons, 287 Grove street.
 Paul Oliver, 285 Congress avenue; Edmund Laudinskas, 229 Alder street; Peter Iaiernaro, Morgan Place; Edmund Develeskis, 63 Fox street; Tony Migalti, GAO Wilson street; Charles Jonaitis, 567 North Riverside street; Herbert Root, Jr., 345 Lincoln street; Albert De Santis, 46 Wilson street; George Elsemore 10 Spencer street; Victor Lubinskas, 17 Poplar street; John Zukauskas, 156 Alder street; Harold Reihl, 20 Myrtle street; Ralph Cook, 118 West Main street; Anthony D'Amico, 6l Francis street; Nicholas Vacca, 28 Wilson street.
 No quota has been assigned to Board 16-B on the present draft call.
 Instructions regarding revision of restrictions placed on information given to the press relating to draft calls, names of draftees and photo graphs were received yesterday by local draft boards.
 According to orders released by Capt. Frederick E. Phelan, public relations and personnel officer at tached to state selective headquar- ters in Hartford, local agencies may TOW furnish the press with the names of men about to be inducted and newspapers may publish photo graphs of such registrants. Also allowed is the posting of names of inducted men following induction.
 Still forbidden, however, Is pub lication of the number of men called either for pre- induction phy- sical examinations or induction, Local boards are instructed not to give the press the number of men ordered to report, but only the names of the men about to be in- ducted. No Information regarding quotas or calls will be supplied to newspapers, or totals of men or dates for induction physical ex- animation.
 The communication points out, however, that information about the coming Registration Day, February l6. Is not considered confidential, and requests local boards to seek the full cooperation of the press by offering information concerning plans for the registration. The order was relayed from Hartford, and originated with Brig. Gen. Louis B. Hershey, national draft head.