The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-18
News Of Men
 In The Service

Private Paul Palladino Of 1858 Easton avenue, is stationed at Camp Crowder, Mo. Ills father, Paul J. Palladino, Srn veteran Of World War I, recently re-eneiisted and is serving as seaman first class ct the Brooklyn Navy yard.
 Ills cousin, Private First Glass Joseph A. Paliadino, son of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Palladino Of i6S Easton avenue, has completed basic train- ing at Miami Beach, Fla, and has been assigned to the radio school at the Army Air Base at Kansas, Mo. The cousins were employed at the Waterbury Mfg, Co.,, and Sea- man Palladino worked for the Waterbury Motors, Incy prior to entering the service.
 James Bosso Of i07 Wolcott street has received q V-mail Christmas card from his brother. Private Biaise Bogso who is with the Army Air Force in Egypt. The letter was mailed more than Q month ago.
 Sergeant John V. shopis of i34 South Leonard street is spending q furlough frcm Fort Belyoir. Va, with his mother Mrs. B. J. Shopis. He is serving as q section chief in the allotment division Of the per- sonnel department.
 John L. Hines of Waterbury and William r. Reilly Of NaIgatuck were among the GO boys inducted into the Army Reserve during q recent two-day enlistment program at Holy Cross college, Worcester, Mass. Captain Raymond W, Flint of the Boston recruiting center, administered the oath, The original plan Of all reserve corps was to keep college boys in classes until they had received their diplomas, and then admit them to officers training school, However. at pres. ent, the need for men is go great that many college boys are expected to be called shortly after January l, i043.
 Richard W. Wood of 89 Ridge- wood street is studying at the Navy radio school at Jacksonville, Fla. The son of Mr. and Mrs. R, s. Wood, he recently completed basic train ing at ti,s Navy base at Newport, R I.
 Private Leon schn!er of 45 Bishop street is stationed in the Pacific, ac- cording to latest word received by his parents, MT. and Mrs, Jacob schnier, He en cred the service nine months ago.
 Aviation Cadet Earl H, Guyette. Jr. of 57 Center street Is taking an advanced course at the Army Air Force flying school at Gardner Fy2ld, Calf.
 Sergeant Garfield Bost!c, Jr. Of 65 Savings street has completed a furIough here and has returned to Fort Bliss, Texas where he is Drv- ing with a coast artillery anti-air- I craft battery. He is training to be- come a cadet in the Air Force. ! While here Eys was honored at a party at his home by a large group [ of friends.
 Cadet John P. Hurley of Cheshire vas commissioned a second lieuten- ant and reo..ved his wings" upon graduation this week from the :, Army Air Forces advanced flying school at Moody Field, Ga.
 Private Anthony Piesyra Of 10O Easton avenue is stationed at Fort Bragg, s. c. where ,e is with an Artillery Musical Corps. He began service 20 months ago.
 Virgil 4. sciulio of "A South Elm street will report today at the Ma rine Corps Officer Candidate school at Quantico Va. He is graduate of Crosby High school and Holy Cross college.
 Word has been received here of the promotion of Private Michael Jacaruso of 1O7e Bank street. to tine rank of corporal. He is now sta- toned at Baxter Field, Pueblo, Colo. He Is a former employe of the Wa terbury Manufacturers Foundry.