The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-10

tered the service Sept. 2.
 Private Blair Meanley, Jr., son of Mrs. Richard Goedecke, Jr., of IA Grove street, is at Camp Pickett, Va, where he is training at the Sanitary Technicians' school. He is former resident of Richmond, Va.
 Private John P. Condon of 2576 East Main street recently completed special course at the New England Aircraft school in Boston and has returned to active duty with the Army Air forces.
 Robert Maiorano of 42 welles street is at the Navy macninists' mate school at Great Lakes, Ill. He enlisted in October.
 Harold P. Heating, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Harold P. Heating of 40 Park place, is receiving basic training at Sampson, N. Y. He en- listed in the Navy earlier this month.
 Sergeant Paul Creel of 5S Cherry street has been transferred from Columbia, S. C., to Walterboro. s. c. He entered the Army last July and is serving as bombardier in the Air Corps.
 Private Benjamin Karnofsky of 364 Willow street has been assigned to Fort Lewis, Wash. Previously he was stationed at the infantry re- placement center at Camp Croft, s. c.
 Private John Hayes of waterville street is stationed at Fort Benning, Ga. He entered the service Sept. and received training at Camp Pickett, Va.
 An official Navy list of Connec- ticut casualties during the period from Nov. 16 to 30 confirms reports of the deaths of two local men Names of Pfc. Albert Boulanger of 65 Field street and Pfc. Biagio O. Pandolfi of I'll North Main street are included. Notification previ- ously had been received by rela- tives of the servicemen.
 Pfc. Roderick W. Cummings of Bristol is among those listed as wounded.
 John RoSsi son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Rossi. ST., of Wilkenda ave- nue, is stationed at Fort Mcclellan, Ala. He entered the Army Novem- Der 2.
 John B. Greco and John Guerri- ero. both of this city. are receiving basic training at the Field Artillery Replacement center at Fort Bragg. N. c. They will be transferred later to a field organization.
 Captain Charles E. Kelley of g Walnut street will report December 22 to the officers school at the Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md. Captain Kelley. who has been re- serve officer for IT years, is associ- ated with the U. s. Employment Service here. He is a former pres ident of the Waterbury Reserve Of- ficerS' Association.
 One Waterburian was in a group of ten. men who left the local Ma r.ne recruiting station today for the Springfield district headquarters where they will take the Leather neck" oath. All of them are more than IT. the new enlistment age limit. but they had applied previous to the enlistment ban. They are as follows:
 Andrew Marino, 20, of 37 West Farm street, Waterbury: Dana K. Franklin, i9, of Watertown; Albert M. GarTns, ls. Of Oakyille: John Brenia, 28. of Ansonia: Hugh J. Trevelin. l9, Of Seymour; George L. Forish, le. Of Naugatuck; Stanley F. kunicki, IS, and Nicholas Moline, i9. of Torrington: Rodney J. Sita. 20, of Meriden, and Augustine P. Chiayuzzi. IS, Of Danbury.
 seventeen men wno applied at the local Navy station were enlisted at the New Haven headquarters yes- terday. All had taken their physi- cal examinations previous to last Saturdays enlistment deadline. but did not take their oath until yes- terday.
 Waterburians !n the group were: Alessio D. Caporaso of l86 Wall street Pompeii Lentini of i84 Divi- sion street. Daniel Tartaglia of 466 Hamilton avenue. Edmund N. From hley Of 34 Grown street. Charles and Joseph Briekner. brothers. of 236 Tudor street, James F. Goodson of 273 Monroe avenue. John D. Mel- vile of 56 Wildwood avenue. George D. Lyons. Jr., of 56 Wildwood ave- nue. Frank T. Cannata of S24 South Main street. James P. Myers of i0l Wolcott street. Felix J. Pelosi Of 45A Hamilton avenue. Gordon M. Steer of 56 Monroe avenue. Raymond F. Rein of IF Laval street. and Joseph A. Minzetta.
 Others who were enlisted are Ed- ward P. Chlmelinsiii of Beacon Falls. and Raymond Lass of Terry vile.
 otso olavi Puhakka. 27, of l40 prnesar street. Waterbury. left for